Re: any developers on the list?

Todd Zullinger wrote:
> jackc wrote:
>   
>> so, my failure is still in rip.c, anyone know what
>> ginfo->mp3file[cpu] contains?
>>
>> MakeDirs(ginfo->mp3file[cpu]);
>>   if(!CanWrite(ginfo->mp3file[cpu])) {
>>     DisplayMsg(_("No write access to write encoded file"));
>>     return FALSE;
>>   }
>>     
>
> (I'm not a developer and I don't play one on TV.)
>   
maybe you should consider it!!!
during the configure, it blabbed about missing headers so i figured i 
couldnt build the binary.
after you comment, i figured, ok, lets see,
and viola! it did build!!

so i did ...

  g_snprintf(ginfo->mp3file[cpu],256,"%s",conv_str);
  printf("***********  missing %s\n", conv_str );  i am missing path 
data!!! :-(

  g_free(conv_str);
  g_string_free(str,TRUE);

  MakeDirs(ginfo->mp3file[cpu]);
  if(!CanWrite(ginfo->mp3file[cpu])) {
    printf("***********  missing %s\n", ginfo->mp3file[cpu]);
    DisplayMsg(_("No write access to write encoded file"));
    return FALSE;
  }


src/grip-3.2.0/src/grip
***********  missing mp3
***********  missing mp3


> AFAICT, the cpu part just allows grip to keep track of the encoded
> tracks when you have more than one processor doing the encoding.
>
> What is your encode file format set to?  What are the permissions on
> all of the parts of the path that would be created by that format?
>
> If you want to see the full patch that grip is trying to create you
> could add a printf in there.  Something like this might do it:
>
> MakeDirs(ginfo->mp3file[cpu]);
>   if(!CanWrite(ginfo->mp3file[cpu])) {
>     printf("Error writing path: %s\n", ginfo->mp3file[cpu])
>     DisplayMsg(_("No write access to write encoded file"));
>     return FALSE;
>   }
>
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