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[Flickrfs-users] No /sets for me too

[George S. <rip...@gm...>]

Hi,
Im trying really hard to get FlickrFS working. I first tried a fresh
Ubuntu7 install, with the distro fuse / python-fuse etc. That half
worked - i could upload photos / sets, but I couldnt see them after a
umount / mount (ie, it wouldnt read from Flickr). It gave some error
about buffer too small (4).

I gave up on that, and went back to my existing FC4 install, and
installed fuse / fuseutils from the distro repo, and built / installed
python-fuse by hand (latest cvs version).

Now, flickrfs (same for latest release, and cvs version) kind of
works, except that these is no /sets directory. If I create /stream,
everything seems to be working as promised.

I notice 2 others on this list have the same problem, but no responses as yet :(

I would really love to get this working, as the sets functionality was
what attracted me to flickrfs in the first place.

Can I ask 2 other random questions as well please?

1. Can you create directories under /sets to create sets-of-sets?

2. I was hoping to use rsync to copy my photo collection (already
organised into folders with eg "2005-06-02 - Photos of bath") to the
/sets directory. The idea being that I could have a script that
automatically rsyncs new photos to flickr. Im guessing if there are
problems it will be to do with the file size / date stamps that rsync
uses.

thanks in advance

George

Re: [Flickrfs-users] No /sets for me too

[Liu T. <fli...@ya...>]

Hello,
   
  it seem´s that my installation has exact the same problem!
  
I use GENTOO, i installed 
  fuse (from portage)
  fuse-python (from cvs)
  flickrfs (from cvs)
   
  i get no problems during installation...
   
  but can´t see /set
   
  for me is /set essential - without it flickrfs is not usefull because i sorted my photos also per Date date (like 2007-05-05 Vacation etc...). So i need /set :-))))
   
  Thanx,
  Thomas  

George Styles <rip...@gm...> schrieb:
  Hi,
Im trying really hard to get FlickrFS working. I first tried a fresh
Ubuntu7 install, with the distro fuse / python-fuse etc. That half
worked - i could upload photos / sets, but I couldnt see them after a
umount / mount (ie, it wouldnt read from Flickr). It gave some error
about buffer too small (4).

I gave up on that, and went back to my existing FC4 install, and
installed fuse / fuseutils from the distro repo, and built / installed
python-fuse by hand (latest cvs version).

Now, flickrfs (same for latest release, and cvs version) kind of
works, except that these is no /sets directory. If I create /stream,
everything seems to be working as promised.

I notice 2 others on this list have the same problem, but no responses as yet :(

I would really love to get this working, as the sets functionality was
what attracted me to flickrfs in the first place.

Can I ask 2 other random questions as well please?

1. Can you create directories under /sets to create sets-of-sets?

2. I was hoping to use rsync to copy my photo collection (already
organised into folders with eg "2005-06-02 - Photos of bath") to the
/sets directory. The idea being that I could have a script that
automatically rsyncs new photos to flickr. Im guessing if there are
problems it will be to do with the file size / date stamps that rsync
uses.

thanks in advance

George

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Re: [Flickrfs-users] No /sets for me too

[Manish R. J. <man...@gm...>]

Hi guys,

Sorry I've been really busy, and didn't have chance to look at the bugs.
Thanks for bringing up the issues. The population of sets was not being
successful, because of the 'photo' attribute error. I've fixed that bug, an=
d
updated it in cvs. Would you please try it out, and let me know if that
works. Feel free to add me on gtalk, in case it doesn't.

@George - The version of fuse that I have installed is the latest on feisty
fawn i.e. 2.6.3-1ubuntu2; python-fuse is 2.5-5build1. Regarding
sets-of-sets, I assume you're pointing towards the new collections feature
of flickr. flickrfs currently doesn't have support for that. Your rsync ide=
a
is good, and it should work fine unless there're some other bugs. Ping me i=
f
you find any.

Cheers
Manish


On 6/15/07, Liu Tom <fli...@ya...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> it seem=B4s that my installation has exact the same problem!
>
> I use GENTOO, i installed
> fuse (from portage)
> fuse-python (from cvs)
> flickrfs (from cvs)
>
> i get no problems during installation...
>
> but can=B4t see /set
>
> for me is /set essential - without it flickrfs is not usefull because i
> sorted my photos also per Date date (like 2007-05-05 Vacation etc...). So=
 i
> need /set :-))))
>
> Thanx,
> Thomas
>
> *George Styles <rip...@gm...>* schrieb:
>
> Hi,
> Im trying really hard to get FlickrFS working. I first tried a fresh
> Ubuntu7 install, with the distro fuse / python-fuse etc. That half
> worked - i could upload photos / sets, but I couldnt see them after a
> umount / mount (ie, it wouldnt read from Flickr). It gave some error
> about buffer too small (4).
>
> I gave up on that, and went back to my existing FC4 install, and
> installed fuse / fuseutils from the distro repo, and built / installed
> python-fuse by hand (latest cvs version).
>
> Now, flickrfs (same for latest release, and cvs version) kind of
> works, except that these is no /sets directory. If I create /stream,
> everything seems to be working as promised.
>
> I notice 2 others on this list have the same problem, but no responses as
> yet :(
>
> I would really love to get this working, as the sets functionality was
> what attracted me to flickrfs in the first place.
>
> Can I ask 2 other random questions as well please?
>
> 1. Can you create directories under /sets to create sets-of-sets?
>
> 2. I was hoping to use rsync to copy my photo collection (already
> organised into folders with eg "2005-06-02 - Photos of bath") to the
> /sets directory. The idea being that I could have a script that
> automatically rsyncs new photos to flickr. Im guessing if there are
> problems it will be to do with the file size / date stamps that rsync
> uses.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> George
>
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Re: [Flickrfs-users] No /sets for me too

[George S. <rip...@gm...>]

Right,

Does anyone know another tool for Linux that will do what I want? all
I want to do is take a directory full of .jpgs (eg
"/mount/share/2007-02-02 - holiday in spain" and create a flickr set
called '2007-02-02 - holiday in spain' containing all the images from
that dir... i thought flickrfs looked perfect (cp -r it across!), but
it doesnt work for me :(

ive now tried it on FC4 and Ubuntu, building fuse (2.7 pre and 2.6)
from source, building fuse-python by hand, then using flickrfs (both
CVS and latest release). Ive also tried the distro packages where
available (eg fc4 fuse, Ubuntu fuse etc)

In all cases, the /sets directory is missing. (apart from when I used
the distro-suppliied fuse package from Ubuntu (latest), when I got the
buffer too small error, and the sets directory was there, as were the
sets themselves, but there were no images in the set directory. Also
there was an error about missing 'photo' tag).

ive come to the conclusion that flickrfs plain doesnt work (or only
works on certain distros / under certain conditions).

Can anyone on this list tell me otherwise? has anyone got flickrfs
working, with set support, both reading and writing sets. If so, what
distro are you using, and what versions of fuse, python-fuse, and
flickrfs are you using? also what kernel?

thanks in advance


George

ps
here is my log of runnign on Ununtu, with everything (apart from the
kernel module) built from source. This comes from 2.7pre Fuse, cvs
flickrfs and cvs python-fuse

06/15/07 14:15:19 INFO       flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:mountpoint: '/flickrfs'
06/15/07 14:15:19 INFO       flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:unnamed mount options: []
06/15/07 14:15:19 INFO       flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:named mount options: {}
06/15/07 14:15:20 INFO       Authorizing with flickr...
06/15/07 14:15:20 INFO       Authorization complete
06/15/07 14:15:20 INFO       Got NSID:8870345@N03:
06/15/07 14:15:20 INFO       Getting list of licenses available
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      parentDir:/:
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      Creating directory:/
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      parentDir:/:
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      Creating directory:/tags
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      nlink of / is now 3
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      parentDir:/tags:
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      Creating directory:/tags/personal
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      nlink of /tags is now 3
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      parentDir:/tags:
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      Creating directory:/tags/public
06/15/07 14:15:21 DEBUG      nlink of /tags is now 4
06/15/07 14:16:58 DEBUG      getdir:/
06/15/07 14:16:58 DEBUG      getattr:/tags: