Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is
there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before
using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but
both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the
silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all
I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for
flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr
accounts as being connected.
A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am
running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about
what should be happening before I persue it further.
I haven't used the flickr silo, but with the simple file silo I've
found that I need to manually create a 'files' directory under the
user directory in order for uploads to work. After I do, I can upload
to that one directory (I've used images), and place the image in my
post by double-clicking on the image.
A patch has been submitted for the simple file silo to create/change
directories, but it hasn't been incorporated into the plugin yet.
Rick
On Mar 18, 12:49 pm, sparkx <spa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is
> there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before
> using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but
> both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the
> silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all
> I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for
> flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr
> accounts as being connected.
> A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am
> running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about
> what should be happening before I persue it further.
I tried that rick. After creating a files directory in user, I get the
same result. I even tried it with the permissions set to 777 to rule
out any sort of error there. I still have no ability to upload and I
can't see images that I dropped in that folder.
On Mar 18, 10:29 am, rick c <rickcock...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I haven't used the flickr silo, but with the simple file silo I've
> found that I need to manually create a 'files' directory under the
> user directory in order for uploads to work. After I do, I can upload
> to that one directory (I've used images), and place the image in my
> post by double-clicking on the image.
> A patch has been submitted for the simple file silo to create/change
> directories, but it hasn't been incorporated into the plugin yet.
> Rick
> On Mar 18, 12:49 pm, sparkx <spa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is
> > there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before
> > using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but
> > both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the
> > silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all
> > I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for
> > flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr
> > accounts as being connected.
> > A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am
> > running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about
> > what should be happening before I persue it further.
> I tried that rick. After creating a files directory in user, I get the
> same result. I even tried it with the permissions set to 777 to rule
> out any sort of error there. I still have no ability to upload and I
> can't see images that I dropped in that folder.
> On Mar 18, 10:29 am, rick c <rickcock...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I haven't used the flickr silo, but with the simple file silo I've
> > found that I need to manually create a 'files' directory under the
> > user directory in order for uploads to work. After I do, I can upload
> > to that one directory (I've used images), and place the image in my
> > post by double-clicking on the image.
> > A patch has been submitted for the simple file silo to create/change
> > directories, but it hasn't been incorporated into the plugin yet.
> > Rick
> > On Mar 18, 12:49 pm, sparkx <spa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is
> > > there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before
> > > using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but
> > > both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the
> > > silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all
> > > I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for
> > > flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr
> > > accounts as being connected.
> > > A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am
> > > running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about
> > > what should be happening before I persue it further.
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 09:49:30AM -0700, sparkx wrote:
> Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is > there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before > using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but > both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the > silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all > I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for > flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr > accounts as being connected.
> A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am > running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about > what should be happening before I persue it further.
Hmm, that's hard to debug. Are you using Firefox? Do you have Firebug installed? If the answer to those questions is yes, can you see the request being made in the console? What's the response?
I've never used Firebug before, but just installed it. I'm not exactly
sure what I'm looking at, but hopefully this helps. I opened Firebug
and then clicked to open the silo. This line appeared in the Firebug
console in red.
> On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 09:49:30AM -0700, sparkx wrote:
> > Has everyone else found that the media silos "just work" in .4? Or is
> > there something more to do, other than activating the plugins, before
> > using them? I have enabled both the simple file and flickr silos, but
> > both of them give me the same result. When I click to open either, the
> > silo section expands as it should, but rather than see any files, all
> > I get is a link to Root that does nothing. The authorization for
> > flickr went as expected, and my habari now shows up in the flickr
> > accounts as being connected.
> > A possible hangup, as it has caused problems before, is that I am
> > running this on Solaris. I'm just looking for more information about
> > what should be happening before I persue it further.
> Hmm, that's hard to debug. Are you using Firefox? Do you have Firebug
> installed? If the answer to those questions is yes, can you see the
> request being made in the console? What's the response?
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 07:30:11PM -0700, sparkx wrote:
> Michael,
> I've never used Firebug before, but just installed it. I'm not exactly > sure what I'm looking at, but hopefully this helps. I opened Firebug > and then clicked to open the silo. This line appeared in the Firebug > console in red.
What you're looking at here is the communication between your browser and the server. Basically, the Habari JavaScript in the browser is asking Habari on the server what it should display for the silo.
> The Post tab shows this:
> path Local+Files
> and the Response tab shows this:
> Loading...
The Response tab should change to some JSON that tells Habari's JavaScript what to display. If it stays at "Loading..." then it isn't getting an answer back from the server. It's happening for both Flickr and the Simple File Silo, so it's not your Flickr credentials.
I'm at a bit of a loss without getting my hands on your system. Devs, any ideas?
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 07:30:11PM -0700, sparkx wrote:
> > Michael,
> > I've never used Firebug before, but just installed it. I'm not exactly
> > sure what I'm looking at, but hopefully this helps. I opened Firebug
> > and then clicked to open the silo. This line appeared in the Firebug
> > console in red.
> What you're looking at here is the communication between your browser
> and the server. Basically, the Habari JavaScript in the browser is
> asking Habari on the server what it should display for the silo.
> > The Post tab shows this:
> > path Local+Files
> > and the Response tab shows this:
> > Loading...
> The Response tab should change to some JSON that tells Habari's
> JavaScript what to display. If it stays at "Loading..." then it isn't
> getting an answer back from the server. It's happening for both Flickr
> and the Simple File Silo, so it's not your Flickr credentials.
> I'm at a bit of a loss without getting my hands on your system. Devs,
> any ideas?
Thank you, I created one, but I am still unable to do anything
I ftp'd a txt file and a image into the files folder, but neither show
up, all I have now is a root link that does nothing...
No option to upload etc...
On Apr 12, 3:02 pm, "Michael C. Harris" <michael.twof...@gmail.com>
wrote:
On Mar 19, 11:31 pm, "Michael C. Harris" <michael.twof...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 07:30:11PM -0700, sparkx wrote:
> > Michael,
> > I've never used Firebug before, but just installed it. I'm not exactly
> > sure what I'm looking at, but hopefully this helps. I opened Firebug
> > and then clicked to open the silo. This line appeared in the Firebug
> > console in red.
> What you're looking at here is the communication between your browser
> and the server. Basically, the Habari JavaScript in the browser is
> asking Habari on the server what it should display for the silo.
The trick being that the "500" at the end of that URL is not part of
the URL, but the response from the server. An error response, one
that is a server error, not a Habari error.
My advice is to check your Apache error log and see if there's
anything in there for when you try to access the silo.
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 11:39:58PM -0700, stan wrote:
> Hi
> Anyone ever found an answer to this problem ? I have exactly the same > thing happening to me.
Do you mean you don't get any content returned when you click on a silo? What version of Habari are you using? What silos have you tried? If you're trying the Simple File Silo, does the /user/files directory exist?
sorry for the previous bit of laziness, its been a long day at work .. problem fixed, explanations and related note below.
explanations:
I installed latest stable version, ie 0.4.1, activated silo plugins youtube (0.1), local files (1.0) and flickr (1.0 + authorized it without any problem), but then when clicking on each silo the only thing i got was a useless root link and nothing else. Pretty much everything described by -sparkx-, including trying to create the user/files directory, setting a 777 chmod on it and firebug debugging (Ajax Response : Loading...)
So I looked at my error log :PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function json_encode() in /opt/nginx/html/hwto/system/classes/adminhandler.php on line 1255
I have php 5.2.1 installed but php -i tells me "--enable-json=shared" and a quick look at php.ini later, yes the extension is missing, so added "extension=json.so", restarted and now it (kind of, see below) works.
For the record, I'm on a Joyent Accelerator opensolaris box, so if you're like me (sparkx?) be sure to check your php.ini
ps. related note, would be nice to warn about the user/files directory creation requirement, maybe the info is already somewhere but I've yet to come accross it..
otherwise, works like a charm now, and habari is amazing :P
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Michael C. Harris
> On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 11:39:58PM -0700, stan wrote:
>> Hi
>> Anyone ever found an answer to this problem ? I have exactly the same >> thing happening to me.
> Do you mean you don't get any content returned when you click on a > silo? What version of Habari are you using? What silos have you tried? > If you're trying the Simple File Silo, does the /user/files directory > exist?
> sorry for the previous bit of laziness, its been a long day at work .. > problem fixed, explanations and related note below.
> explanations:
> I installed latest stable version, ie 0.4.1, activated silo plugins > youtube (0.1), local files (1.0) and flickr (1.0 + authorized it > without any problem), but then when clicking on each silo the only > thing i got was a useless root link and nothing else. Pretty much > everything described by -sparkx-, including trying to create the > user/files directory, setting a 777 chmod on it and firebug debugging > (Ajax Response : Loading...)
> So I looked at my error log :PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined > function json_encode() in > /opt/nginx/html/hwto/system/classes/adminhandler.php on line 1255
> I have php 5.2.1 installed but php -i tells me "--enable-json=shared" > and a quick look at php.ini later, yes the extension is missing, so > added "extension=json.so", restarted and now it (kind of, see below) > works.
> For the record, I'm on a Joyent Accelerator opensolaris box, so if > you're like me (sparkx?) be sure to check your php.ini
> ps. related note, would be nice to warn about the user/files directory > creation requirement, maybe the info is already somewhere but I've yet > to come accross it..
> otherwise, works like a charm now, and habari is amazing :P
> On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Michael C. Harris > <michael.twof...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 11:39:58PM -0700, stan wrote:
>>> Hi
>>> Anyone ever found an answer to this problem ? I have exactly the same >>> thing happening to me.
>> Do you mean you don't get any content returned when you click on a >> silo? What version of Habari are you using? What silos have you tried? >> If you're trying the Simple File Silo, does the /user/files directory >> exist?
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 05:14:59PM +0900, stanislas mazurek wrote:
> Hi
> sorry for the previous bit of laziness, its been a long day at work .. > problem fixed, explanations and related note below.
Good to see you got it working, and thanks for the explanation. We currently check that several modules are enabled, but json is not one of them. I've opened a ticket.
> ps. related note, would be nice to warn about the user/files directory > creation requirement, maybe the info is already somewhere but I've yet > to come accross it..
You're definitely right. Some fine tuning of the Simple File Silo is on our radar, and there's a ticket open for this particular issue too.
> otherwise, works like a charm now, and habari is amazing :P
> sorry for the previous bit of laziness, its been a long day at work ..
> problem fixed, explanations and related note below.
> explanations:
> I installed latest stable version, ie 0.4.1, activated silo plugins
> youtube (0.1), local files (1.0) and flickr (1.0 + authorized it
> without any problem), but then when clicking on each silo the only
> thing i got was a useless root link and nothing else. Pretty much
> everything described by -sparkx-, including trying to create the
> user/files directory, setting a 777 chmod on it and firebug debugging
> (Ajax Response : Loading...)
> So I looked at my error log :PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined
> function json_encode() in
> /opt/nginx/html/hwto/system/classes/adminhandler.php on line 1255
> I have php 5.2.1 installed but php -i tells me "--enable-json=shared"
> and a quick look at php.ini later, yes the extension is missing, so
> added "extension=json.so", restarted and now it (kind of, see below)
> works.
> For the record, I'm on a Joyent Accelerator opensolaris box, so if
> you're like me (sparkx?) be sure to check your php.ini
> ps. related note, would be nice to warn about the user/files directory
> creation requirement, maybe the info is already somewhere but I've yet
> to come accross it..
> otherwise, works like a charm now, and habari is amazing :P
> On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Michael C. Harris
> > On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 11:39:58PM -0700, stan wrote:
> >> Hi
> >> Anyone ever found an answer to this problem ? I have exactly the same
> >> thing happening to me.
> > Do you mean you don't get any content returned when you click on a
> > silo? What version of Habari are you using? What silos have you tried?
> > If you're trying the Simple File Silo, does the /user/files directory
> > exist?
