Hi Jaap.
Indeed I've done various combinations, and also started minimalistic with:
awehler@pupillix:~$ zim --server
WARNING: Filesystem encoding is set to ASCII or Latin1, using UTF-8 instead
ERROR: Command server takes 1 arguments
Finally added "-D" to see what's going on. Now, give it another
Hi Andreas,
The "--server" argument really needs to be the first argument - it
influences the parsing of the rest of the command list. So put the "-D" at
the end.
To use a combination of commandline and GUI dialog, try "--server --gui".
What is missing is the template selection in the dialog - s
Hello Jaap.
Thanks a lot for the hint. Thought the server would be started/stopped
by GUI on demand. This works with
~/.local/share/zim/templates/html/Default.html.
Now I get:
zim -D --server --template Default_with_index
WARNING: Filesystem encoding is set to ASCII or Latin1, using UTF-8 inste
Yes, you first need to tell zim that you want to start a server:
zim --server --template ...
Regards,
Jaap
On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 11:25 AM, WEHLER Andreas <
andreas.weh...@thalesgroup.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Zim 0.62; Ubuntu 14.04
>
> While looking for the possibility to select a given templ
Hi.
Zim 0.62; Ubuntu 14.04
While looking for the possibility to select a given template for the
built-in WEB server I've just found the related command line arguments
cited below.
But the start of zim fails this way, with any given template:
zim --template Default_with_index
/usr/bin/
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