Re: Re: Problem setting up registry.py

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, John Sullivan wrote:
>
> Ok. I don't need to have comments for the registry. I can probably 
> figure out from the code what variables should be in the templates.

It's the standard set of variables.  Additionally, the lines that start 
with # are metavariables.  That allows you to keep track of whatever data 
about each registered thing you want to keep track of, and refer to it in 
the templates.


>> If the only reason you think something is wrong is because it's doing 
>> FAIL in the verification step, then your installation could be fine. 
>> Try creating some registry entries and see if the registry stuff works.
>
> I created a directory, "delicious" in "downloads". "downloads" is my 
> registry directory.
>
> In /downloads/delicious, I created a file delicious.txt.
>
> It contains:
>
> delicious.el
> #url None
> #download http://wjsullivan.net/downloads/delicious/delicious.el
> #author John Sullivan
> A client, written in Emacs Lisp, for interacting with the social bookmark
> server at http://del.icio.us.
>
> When I visit either /myurl/pyblosxom.cgi/registry or 
> /myurl/pyblosxom.cgi/registry/delicious, I get a page with "That plugin 
> does not exist". That error message is shown in my typical story.html 
> template.

Well, the "That plugin does not exist" is a message from the registry 
plugin.  It gets created at or around line 634 depending on what version 
of the registry plugin you're using.

Check to see if the permissions for the directories and files involved are 
correct.  The directories need to be readable and executable and the files 
need to be readable by the web-server.

/will


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