Topic: Using New....to me....features (Read 1101 times)
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 |  |  |  |  | | « January 29, 2010, 09:06:47 AM » | |
| Hi all....and thanks Fahim for all the work you've done on Blog.
I've been using Blog 7.10 very successfully. My blog entries save to the directory where I want them to go. Then I use WS FTP LE to upload the files to the server at Newsguy.
I thought I might start to use some of the other utilities that are native to Blog such as direct publishing the external server and automatic processing of entries via email.
I am currently running in "Standard" mode. One change at a time.
Under the "FTP Sites" tab I have correctly put in my login info, port, etc.
Under the "Sites" tab, I have selected the site created under the FTP Sites tab and put the correct absolute directory.
I then created a test entry, saved it, and attempted to publish it.
At first, it would timeout. I'm pretty sure my local firewall is the problem as when I turn off the firewall it appears to transmit the files correctly:
Started Publish Process ... Started Archival Process ... Connecting to Site web.newsguy.com Connected Root directory is: /home/dainbramage Transferring file C:\DOCUME~1\xxx\LOCALS~1\Temp\blogtmp\arc20100124.htm Transferring file C:\DOCUME~1\xxx\LOCALS~1\Temp\blogtmp\archive.htm Archival Process Completed! Transferring file C:\DOCUME~1\xxx\LOCALS~1\Temp\blogtmp\blog.htm Exiting site web.newsguy.com Completed Publish Process ... When I go to my site to see the new entry, it isn't there. I checked via WS FTP and it shows that a new file is there based on the date/time stamp.
It is currently about 8 PM. My entry in Blog is at about 8 PM.
But the file creation date is at about 3 AM.
Also, the calender in Blog is not bolded on today's date as it usually is when there is an entry on that date.
My blog is at http://web.newsguy.com/dainbramage/blog.htm in case that helps at all.
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|  |  |  |  | | « January 29, 2010, 09:17:30 AM » | |
| The thing is, I've moved from Windows to a Mac and have not done any Blog development in a few years I'll try to help but not sure how much assistance I can be given that I don't even have the means to create a new build of Blog, if necessary, given that I'm not on Windows any longer. But let's try 
The file creation dates on the server should not matter - unless you're checking to see if the file is the right one. The server will simply publish whatever it finds, it doesn't check dates. Just clarifying.
However, I notice that you're publishing to /home/dainbramage. This could certainly be your root folder but most web hosts have the root under public_html or http or httpdocuments or something like that. Do you by any chance have a folder like that under /home/dainbramage? Or are all your site files under the /home/dainbramage folder? | | Logged |
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| | Thanks very much! That did the trick. | | Logged |
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| Fahim,
I want to offer my deepest thanks for your Blog software. I truly enjoyed using it for the last 6 1/2 years.
Unfortunately, I have to move on to something else. The thing that tipped the scales in favor of moving on was that Haloscan is ending their service. I don't have a machine of my own to run Blog on, so I am moving on to Blogger.
Again, I truly do appreciate your work and your support.
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|  |  |  |  | | « February 04, 2010, 09:02:39 PM » | |
| You're welcome I think you and one other person I know of are the last people using Blog till now. He might be the last person now :p | | Logged |
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| So... I am the last one... 
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| | You're the only one *I* know of. Actually, that's not true. There's one other. But that's it as far as I know. Maybe if Embarcadero comes up with the cross-platform of Delphi, I might go back to work on Blog since then I could use it myself under Mac OS X ... | | Logged |
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