On Friday 07 November 2008 02:15, Dan Stevens wrote: > To put it very concisely, yes, I think that is what I would need. :) > > Thanks for all your work!
Hi. I have fixed the bug with MIME types on redirects in ClientPutComplexDir not working. Also, if you want to insert stuff without the extra manifest (which doesn't take up much space, but introduces a filename), specify "TargetFilename=" (i.e. set TargetFilename to ""). This will disable inserting the manifest iirc. > > Matthew Toseland wrote: > > Okay so the basic problem here is that ClientPutComplexDir doesn't allow > > setting MIME types [on redirects]? We can fix that... > > https://bugs.freenetproject.org/view.php?id=2672 > > > > Sorry that this will not be addressed immediately ... we have some broken but > > potentially very useful code in trunk, and some major problems with the > > network at large, and we need to deal with them... > > > > On Friday 31 October 2008 21:25, Dan Stevens wrote: > > > >> Hello all. > >> > >> I am writing an FCP client in Ruby that keeps track of Freenet keys of > >> already inserted files. This way it can save time and only insert new > >> files or files that have changed. The thing is, I would like to > >> insert file content separately from metadata. i.e., insert the raw > >> bytes with one ClientPut, record the resulting key, and then insert a > >> small redirect to the content with the equivalent of TargetFilename > >> and Metadata.ContentType. This way, if a large file gets renamed, > >> only the metadata needs to be reinserted, as it will point to the same > >> content key as before. > >> > >> What I am running into is this: when I do the insert all at once > >> ('default mode'), I see (using KeyExplorer) that a small file is > >> inserted in 2 chunks: one for the content, and one SimpleManifest. > >> This is great, but I would like to be able to do it in 2 steps so I > >> can record the content key. > >> > >> I have tried using ClientPut with TargetFilename and > >> Metadata.ContentType and a redirect to the content (for lack of a > >> concise and descriptive term I call this 'grover mode'). > >> > >> I have also tried using ClientPutComplexDir with Files.0.Name, > >> Files.0.Metadata.ContentType, and Files.0.UploadFrom = a redirect to > >> the content ('elmo mode'). > >> > >> Neither of these methods manages to do quite the same thing as the > >> all-at-once ClientPut, which seems to create a SimpleManifest that > >> includes a content type: grover mode creates 3 separate keys (a > >> SimpleManifest, a SingleFileRedirect, and the content), and elmo mode > >> creates a SimpleManifest with no ContentType (as indicated by > >> http://wiki.freenetproject.org/FCP2p0ClientPutComplexDir, 'redirect' > >> form does not even look at Files.X.Metadata.ContentType). > >> > >> Is there any way to do the same thing that all-at-once ClientPut does > >> in 2 steps? > >> > >> For your KeyExploring pleasure, these are the keys I have created: > >> > >> Content only: > >> > > CHK at iWsZEjAbnRHtd3Bb667YmfYdvjjwRiTPeqLjOgbQ8bQ,7MUhazJcFaj-PSeFyqwLn3yFPUAHQSOgpzL8G2kZaNA,AAIA--8 > > > >> Default: > >> > > CHK at KpxYY6ozE~1TntkRajChhBGoOq~2f-Ja0HG9S3Bz98U,sRsN~02jy-svxJUDj-bbmkQeh6B8p-bR~xPa~WLxaKw,AAIC--8 > > > >> Grover: > >> > > CHK@~AYE2dkIxCn667XGJ~bLq2T4baRFD~U4z38hkqb0DGk,nGvXzX5XsA49a7Q8FD1kTEdKAyJMkq78yjQ2Wt5udYw,AAIC--8 > > > >> Elmo: > >> > > CHK at vCI3knF8oz9KYMbs1CYYms9NUQghfFpWTNSCMK2CaDY,V4vln6lTPjGckCvdiFcCdgeObrRfz7SbG1KvDwrOVm8,AAIC--8 > > > >> Thanks for any advice you can give, > >> - TOGoS > >> > > _______________________________________________ > Tech mailing list > Tech at freenetproject.org > http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech > > -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 827 bytes Desc: not available URL: <https://emu.freenetproject.org/pipermail/tech/attachments/20081129/fd392f09/attachment.pgp>
