Matthew Toseland wrote:
> 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.
>
Thanks, I'll try it out. Is this change in 1186?
>> 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
>>>>
>>>>
