Re: PyBlosxom 1.0 Released!

You should set the "logdir" property in your config file so that comments
will log the errors.

That'll cause this exception to go away, it'll log the error to the
comments log in your logdir and you can read the error and work through it
accordingly.

In regards to number 5, do exactly what you did.  It's using the
date_head.html template.  If you don't have one, then it'll use the
default one.  It did this before, but the html was different (I simplified
the default html flavour html).

I don't recall making any changes that would affect the parser property in
PyBlosxom...  so it should still work.  It might be an issue with the
textile plugin--but I didn't write it, so I don't know what the issue
would be.

/will


On Fri, 28 May 2004, Joseph Reagle wrote:
>
> On Friday 28 May 2004 15:27, will guaraldi wrote:
> > The second is to grab blosxom.py from CVS and go back to your flavour dir
> > setup.
>
> Ok, that helps! I started the migration over from scratch and this is what I
> had to do:
>
> 1. kdiff3 pyblosxom.cgi ~/data/2web/reagle/joseph/pyblosxom.cgi
> 2. kdiff3 config.py ~/data/2web/pyblosxom/web/config.py
> 3. copy files from the new version into the existing install making sure to
> remove files no longer necessary and keep my own plugins and lucene install
> etc.,
> 3. get the flavourdir tweak from CVS and copy to
> pyblosxom/Pyblosxom/renderers/blosxom.py
> 4. I used to be able to set the default py['parser'] = 'textile' and it
> would would with ".txt" files, no longer works, and since there's only a
> few I rename them to ".txtl"
> 5. How do I get rid of the automatically generated "<h2>Thu, 27 May
> 2004</h2>"? Now, I need to generate an empty file: `echo >> date_head.html`
> 6. Creating a comment, the comment is created by I get a crazy error.
>
> I haven't tested the trackback yet, and I've attached the error report one
> see after submitting a comment (which actually is created).


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