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Awab Alvi | 4 Feb 2009 09:21
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Designer needed

I have been using Planet Venus to aggregate Bloggers in Pakistan [http://bloggers.pk] for a good time and it has served us well - a genuine shout out to the entire team of developers for having made this kick-ass system.

Initially when we started with a handful of syndications the information aggregated was worthwhile and readable but as we continue to grow and now with over 500+ registered blogs  we need to develop a better front end portal to make it more presentable

Hence I am in need of a designer who can do this job.  email me off the list - so we can come to an understanding

Awab Alvi

Blog: http://teeth.com.pk/blog
Twitter: http://twitter.com/DrAwab
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Dilip V | 10 Feb 2009 07:53
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Fwd: Planetplanet Store files

Hello,

I am Dilip from India a passionate FOSSian.

I got a query on PlanetPlanet.

Is there any implimentation done over planetplanet so that we can cache the Feeds and update in the Database ?.  This will help me to store all old blog contents and display in the website.

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Marcelo Oliveira | 10 Feb 2009 13:55
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RES: Planetplanet Store files

Hi Dilip, everyone,
 
I don't think that already exists any implementation. But you can develop and publish for everybody. I'm working in a script to improve the GMT hour for Planetplanet. Here in Brazil we have a GMT+3, and the posts are captured with wrong hour.
 
I'll publish for communite son as possible!
 
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Assunto: Fwd: Planetplanet Store files

Hello,

I am Dilip from India a passionate FOSSian.

I got a query on PlanetPlanet.

Is there any implimentation done over planetplanet so that we can cache the Feeds and update in the Database ?.  This will help me to store all old blog contents and display in the website.

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Dilip V | 12 Feb 2009 22:48
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Re: Planetplanet Store files

Hello Everyone,

I did bit of search to find the fork of venus which helps for the same.(Store Data in a Database)

But :-(.

If someone knows about, please help me with the link.

regards,

Dilip

On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 5:15 AM, Phil Wilson <planet <at> philwilson.org> wrote:
Hi Dilip,

I believe there is a fork of Venus which stores its data in a database
rather than the cache files but I can't find a link quickly.

But in the worst case, the cache files are simply Atom feeds. You
could parse these and insert them into a database yourself very easily
(although you'd have to work out what you wanted to do about unknown
namespaced elements).

Cheers,

Phil

On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 6:53 AM, Dilip V <dilpu.v <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am Dilip from India a passionate FOSSian.
>
> I got a query on PlanetPlanet.
>
> Is there any implimentation done over planetplanet so that we can cache the
> Feeds and update in the Database ?.  This will help me to store all old blog
> contents and display in the website.
>
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Frederic Muller | 15 Feb 2009 06:03
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Saving 1 generated file in a different output dir

Hi!

 From the help file I read:
# The following provide defaults for each template:
# output_dir: Directory to place output files

Now I am trying to figure out how to have one of those template file 
output in a different directory (like they all go into /var/www/planet/ 
and I would like one of them to go to /var/www/ ).

Help welcome.

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Dave Levy | 16 Feb 2009 11:33

Re: Saving 1 generated file in a different output dir

I have two ways to solve this problem

I use multiple directories to support multiple config.ini files, and so can have multiple output directories. I have written more about this,

http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy/entry/influencing_planet_s_output_name

I use a script to run planey.py and a cp command could be issued to move the file from the /var/www/planet to /var/www.

I know of no way the config file can be set to have your desired effect.

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Hi! From the help file I read: # The following provide defaults for each template: # output_dir: Directory to place output files Now I am trying to figure out how to have one of those template file output in a different directory (like they all go into /var/www/planet/ and I would like one of them to go to /var/www/ ). Help welcome. Fred

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Frederic Muller | 16 Feb 2009 11:52
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Re: Saving 1 generated file in a different output dir

Thanks a lot Dave, that'll work great!

Fred

Dave Levy wrote:
> I have two ways to solve this problem
>
> I use multiple directories to support multiple config.ini files, and 
> so can have multiple output directories. I have written more about this,
>
> http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy/entry/influencing_planet_s_output_name
>
> I use a script to run planey.py and a cp command could be issued to 
> move the file from the /var/www/planet to /var/www.
>
> I know of no way the config file can be set to have your desired effect.
>
> Frederic Muller wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>>  From the help file I read:
>> # The following provide defaults for each template:
>> # output_dir: Directory to place output files
>>
>> Now I am trying to figure out how to have one of those template file 
>> output in a different directory (like they all go into /var/www/planet/ 
>> and I would like one of them to go to /var/www/ ).
>>
>> Help welcome.
>>
>> Fred
>>   
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Awab Alvi | 17 Feb 2009 11:01
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Re: Saving 1 generated file in a different output dir

Apologies if I am being redundant, but I too run a planet with a different output directory merely pointing the output directory to the root folder 

for example the planet.py resides in the directory called /venus
while the cache resides in /venus/cache
and the output index.html publishes onto the root directory

the following lines are found in my own config.ini [http://bloggers.pk]

cache_directory = /home/drawab/bloggers.pk/venus/cache
output_dir = /home/drawab/bloggers.pk

I can assume that same scenario can be replicated for independent config.ini files merely by changing the cache folder and subsequently altering the output directory to run multiple instances of 

Hope this helps

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