Re: Planet screws up my post titles

On 11/1/07, Roland Wolters <wolters.liste <at> gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> the planet screws up my post titles: Instead of taking the real post title it
> takes the name of the first image (all my posts have an image at the
> beginning). For an example search for "Wolters" in planetkde.org or
> planet.fedoraproject.org. There you will see a post which should be titled
> "PackageKit: new backends and discussed at Ubuntu conference"
> but is instead titles "Tux".
> The feed can be found for the KDE planet at
> http://liquidat.wordpress.com/feed/
> and for the Fedora planet at
> http://liquidat.wordpress.com/category/fedora/feed/
>
> This happened recently for the first time after it worked for months without
> problems, although it doesn't look like that anyone changed anything (neither
> my feed nor the planet software).
>
> Any idea where the problem is?

I noticed that this is happening with wordpress blogs only. Wordpress
is putting the filename of the image as the content of <media:title
type="html">

>
> Roland
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Re: Planet screws up my post titles

Once upon a time Veeven (వీవెన్) wrote:
> I noticed that this is happening with wordpress blogs only. Wordpress
> is putting the filename of the image as the content of <media:title
> type="html">
>
So what can I do to correct that issue?

Roland

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Re: Planet screws up my post titles

Roland Wolters wrote:
> Once upon a time Veeven (వీవెన్) wrote:
>> I noticed that this is happening with wordpress blogs only. Wordpress
>> is putting the filename of the image as the content of <media:title
>> type="html">
>>
> So what can I do to correct that issue?

I've made a fix to the Universal Feed Parser, and pulled that fix into 
Venus.  You *may* be able to replace the version of the feed parser in 
planet with the in the latest HEAD, but I haven't tested it.

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Re: Planet screws up my post titles

I was seeing this also, grabbed the latest HEAD and the fix works.  
Nice one, Sam! 

Cheers,

Pat

On Nov 1, 2007, at 7:26 AM, Sam Ruby wrote:

> Roland Wolters wrote:
>> Once upon a time Veeven (వీవెన్) wrote:
>>> I noticed that this is happening with wordpress blogs only.  
>>> Wordpress
>>> is putting the filename of the image as the content of <media:title
>>> type="html">
>>>
>> So what can I do to correct that issue?
>
> I've made a fix to the Universal Feed Parser, and pulled that fix  
> into Venus.  You *may* be able to replace the version of the feed  
> parser in planet with the in the latest HEAD, but I haven't tested it.
>
> - Sam Ruby
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Re: Planet screws up my post titles

Once upon a time Sam Ruby wrote:
> Roland Wolters wrote:
> > Once upon a time Veeven (వీవెన్) wrote:
> >> I noticed that this is happening with wordpress blogs only. Wordpress
> >> is putting the filename of the image as the content of <media:title
> >> type="html">
> >
> > So what can I do to correct that issue?
>
> I've made a fix to the Universal Feed Parser, and pulled that fix into
> Venus.  You *may* be able to replace the version of the feed parser in
> planet with the in the latest HEAD, but I haven't tested it.
>
Thanks for the quick reaction! :)

Roland

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Atom.xml thinks it's RSS?

I noticed recently that the atom output seems to think it's rss - from  
Planet Identity (http://planetidentity.org):

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<feed [...]/>
   [...]
   <id>http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml</id>
   <link href="http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml" rel="self"  
type="application/rss+xml"/>
   [...]

This isn't a big deal - about the only thing that notices is Feed  
Validator -
http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3a%2f%2fplanetidentity.org%2fatom2.xml 
  (I copied atom.xml to atom2.xml as I have an Apache RewriteRule to  
redirect atom.xml to FeedBurner).

I've looked in atom.xml.xslt and can't see anything obvious in there.  
Unfortunately, my Python and XSLT is not  good enough to come up with  
a fix - any chance that someone could take a look???

Cheers,

Pat
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Re: Atom.xml thinks it's RSS?

Pat Patterson wrote:
> I noticed recently that the atom output seems to think it's rss - from 
> Planet Identity (http://planetidentity.org):
> 
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <feed [...]/>
>   [...]
>   <id>http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml</id>
>   <link href="http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml" rel="self" 
> type="application/rss+xml"/>
>   [...]
> 
> This isn't a big deal - about the only thing that notices is Feed 
> Validator - 
> http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3a%2f%2fplanetidentity.org%2fatom2.xml (I 
> copied atom.xml to atom2.xml as I have an Apache RewriteRule to redirect 
> atom.xml to FeedBurner).
> 
> I've looked in atom.xml.xslt and can't see anything obvious in there. 
> Unfortunately, my Python and XSLT is not  good enough to come up with a 
> fix - any chance that someone could take a look???

What's going on here is that Venus computes a single "id" and preferred 
"self" link for all feeds produced.  Especially since this planet is 
using feed burner, there really is no reason to produce multiple feeds 
in different formats.

The way that Venus decides which format is "preferred" is simpleminded: 
it takes the first one listed in your configuration.  Now, with "themes" 
and all that, determining which one is "first" may be unclear.  But if 

Re: Atom.xml thinks it's RSS?

Thanks for the explanation, Sam. I'll just nuke the other feeds and  
stick to Atom, esp since Feedburner will do the RSS variants on-demand.

Cheers,

Pat

On Nov 3, 2007, at 6:01 AM, Sam Ruby wrote:

> Pat Patterson wrote:
>> I noticed recently that the atom output seems to think it's rss -  
>> from Planet Identity (http://planetidentity.org):
>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>> <feed [...]/>
>>  [...]
>>  <id>http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml</id>
>>  <link href="http://planetidentity.org/rss20.xml" rel="self"  
>> type="application/rss+xml"/>
>>  [...]
>> This isn't a big deal - about the only thing that notices is Feed  
>> Validator -
http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3a%2f%2fplanetidentity.org%2fatom2.xml 
>>  (I copied atom.xml to atom2.xml as I have an Apache RewriteRule to  
>> redirect atom.xml to FeedBurner).
>> I've looked in atom.xml.xslt and can't see anything obvious in  
>> there. Unfortunately, my Python and XSLT is not  good enough to  
>> come up with a fix - any chance that someone could take a look???
>
> What's going on here is that Venus computes a single "id" and  
> preferred "self" link for all feeds produced.  Especially since this  

BSDDB error again with .tgz and .zip distributions

When I installed Venus from both the .tgz and .zip files on the Planet  
Venus site, I get the _bsddb errors when running the test suite as  
described in:

http://lists.planetplanet.org/archives/devel/2007-October/001686.html
http://lists.planetplanet.org/archives/devel/2007-September/001666.html

Are the .tgz and .zip packages up to date with what's available via bzr?

I'm installing onto a Mac OS X Leopard system.

I don't have bzr installed on that system, so haven't been able to run  
the test suite on the bzr distribution.

Thanks.

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Re: BSDDB error again with .tgz and .zip distributions

Bill Humphries wrote:
> When I installed Venus from both the .tgz and .zip files on the Planet 
> Venus site, I get the _bsddb errors when running the test suite as 
> described in:
> 
> http://lists.planetplanet.org/archives/devel/2007-October/001686.html
> http://lists.planetplanet.org/archives/devel/2007-September/001666.html
> 
> Are the .tgz and .zip packages up to date with what's available via bzr?

That question I can definitely answer.  The .tgz and .zip URIs 
mod_rewrite to a CGI that produces the desired output on the fly... from 
the bzr repostory (excluding the .bzr directory).  So... yes.

If the only errors you see are in tests.test_idindex.*, then the only 
feature that doesn't work is the ability to create a bsddb index of 
ids... a feature that is only useful if multiple planets with little 
overlap share a cache.

I'll look into this, but I'm a bit hampered by the fact that bsddb is 
included in the default python install on Ubuntu.

> I'm installing onto a Mac OS X Leopard system.
> 
> I don't have bzr installed on that system, so haven't been able to run 
> the test suite on the bzr distribution.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> -- whump