I just started a blog , and after a couple paragraphs, I sit some key (I'm not sure which), and my entire post disappeared (this happened in Radio's editor) and , of course, not uploaded, so I lost the whole freakin' thing. It pissed me off, and so now I'm ranting about it. So there. Now I move on.
Recently in My Radio Trials Category
Is there a way to have Radio's Home Page show list of postings to Categories, so I won't have to write an entry on the front page to inform readers that "an article about such and such has been added" to "x category" ?
Radio still won't create directories via its FTP. Why not? I notice this whenever there's a new month, and Radio won't create a new directory for the archives. It's driving me batty!
Borrowed from a Google User Group when I did e search in groups.google.com using:
not "asp pages"
A common problem when ASP pages do not display (but html
pages do) is that the password of the IIS
IWAM_computername user is not syncing properly.
Authentication/permissions to ASP pages is a complex area,
but this particular problem is easy to remedy and, I
think, well worth trying. To check this, do the following.
1.) Temporarily assign the IIS anonymous accounts
(IUSR_computername and IWAM_computername) to the machine's
Administrator group. For Win 2K, do this as follows:
a.) Go to Settings, Control Panel, select
Administrative Tools.
b.) Double-click 'Computer Management',
expand 'Local Users and Groups', double-click 'Users'.
c.) Select (double-click) IUSR_computer name
account, select 'Member of' tab, click 'Add' button,
highlight 'Administrator' (group), click 'Apply'.
d.) Repeat above procedure for IWAM_computer
name account.
2.) Navigate to the following file -
C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts\synciwam.vbs
Execute this file by double-clicking it. The hourglass
will display momentarily and then disappear. No other
indication of the program running will appear.
3.) Reboot the workstation. If this was indeed the
problem, ASP pages should now render fine.
4.) Don't forget to remove the IIS anonymous
accounts from the Administrator group.
Another request for ideas on why Radio doesn't want to upload every morning (it takes about 4 or 5 tries each "session" --- IOW, it's not just in the morning, but anytime I haven't uploaded anything in x number of hours---- see this post in my section on Radio Trials. My FTP client seems to have no problem creating directories.
I'll just keep askin' until the right person sees it: I'm still working on getting Radio "stories" into my MT blog.
I can no longer compact my data files (well, all of them will except for WeblogData.root
Each time I try, the Radio app stops responding.
Let's see how the old publishing speed is today with radio. 1,2,3 blastoff (10:23am by my pc clock....later, 10:28....still no post up on my site.....THIS is getting REALLY OLD........10:36, after posting the post that will be AFTER this one, I see that this post finally got out here.....10 -15 minutes. Not exactly stellar. )
Well, another problem (which seems to happening a lot lately also: My Radio icon in my tray at the lower right has gone bye-bye. I can't right click on it to tsee the status of my post (I watch the progress this way, to see what's showing in the status bar of the little radio app that comes up when I right-click on the icon . Now how do I get that back without rebooting? Seems like there'd be a file I can run to get it going again. If I post that question to the Radio support discussion, it might take 3 posts and a week to get an answer, so if anybody resding my feed can see this , HELP!!
Radio is up to the same tricks today. Edit a post, post to weblog, no change to weblog (except that it sends the archive file into my/2003/04/19.html, but still no new index.html for my home page. Very cool.
This post didn't go at all, archive or index.html the first time I pushed "Post to Weblog" (as of 3:09pm). (l2 minurtes later: after submitting this paragraph, index.html went, along with all of Aprils's 2003/04/01.html through 19.html. I must admit, I'm totaly in the dark as to what might be happening. And why it takes three edit/new post submisisons to "Goose" radio into coughing up the new index.html file, I do not know)
The entire process took about 30 minutes, to update one post and add ONE new one. 30 minutes later, my chages are all there. I also notice that my machine hard drive light continues to churn and no apps can be run for at least a minute after all the icons have loaded, and from the looks of the Process Tab in the Windows Task Manager, it seems to be Radio that's generating all the activity, jumping back and forth between System Idel Process and Radio.exe for CPU cycle usage percentage honors.
Footbridge Doesn't Seem to like my Category List. I tried it first with one Category (Cluetrain) and Home Page. When I entered the parameters needed to send them to Movable Type, the application (Footbridge) saved the CLuetrain settings but not the "Home Page" settings. A Cluetrain categoryposting worked and appeared on MT, but the Home Page entry did not appear on MT. I wrote Mark Paschal about it, after he was nice enough to reply quickly to me on my initial setup questions.
Oh, BTW, A Frog in the Valley was the one who posted a comment telling me about Footbridge. I wonder how many categories they work with?
- For days , my postings take an hour or so to finally post to my site. Radio semes to have schizophrenic problems, going back and re-posting archive files from 4/01 and forward, even though those postings 2003/04/01.html through today, have already gone out. I turned off XML archiving, and then turned it back on last night before hitting the sack, and this morning I see that most of the archiving happened --FINALLY ---but upon my first post attempt today, Radio showed that it was trying to upload another XML file...but upon checking that file in its destination (C:\Program Files\Radio UserLand\backups\weblogArchive) , the file seems to have been completed. I'll try turning archiving back on after I post this entry, and hopefully it will go without a hitch now that Radio seems to have become agreeable again and posting things when I hit "Post to Weblog".
Are there some FTP problems here? I have seen no difference in performance with any of my other FTP apps between the hosting provider I was previously using, and the present one. With Radio, it seems to have problems posting to the same FTP site. All of these problems seem to have started when I switched hosts. But why does it do "partial uploads" (ie. posting the permalink archive file but not the index.html file? The main problem seems to be all the "cleanup" or "catchup" Radio keps thinking it has to do before posting the entry that I am trying to "Post to Weblog".
The tool I found here
When I try to run http://127.0.0.1:5335/exporter/ by clicking the link "exportMT", I get this:
ExportMT
[Macro error: Can't evaluate the expression because the name "usetitle" hasn't been defined.]
I think I found the problem. I had changed my ftp server name to ftp.theoblogical.org, but not the path the root folder, and apparently changing to my new domain name on the ftp server also changed the relative path. Don't know why that would be, but apparently was... the correct path is: /therootdirectory_theycreated/dlature/dlature/.....
home...still uploading the whole shootin' match before this updates
This text is not showing up on my home page, but does show up in the permalinks....UHHH, there it is. What the ____is going on? All day today, until that last test (this entry), I was not getting my home page updated. What was happening? I wish I knew. Of course, John Robb got there to look AFTER whatver it was fixed itself. Thanks, anyway, John. You also alerted me to my redirect problem, which is now fixed...thanks for the heads up. This entry is going into the My Radio Trials section
Subscription list added at the right (Didn't notice when I lost that....now it's back, I hope)....now check it out....
