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Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Travis C. <tra...@sp...>]

It's been a while, but doing the import/export thing worked quite well for several sites.

I not have the problem of Debian Sarge being limited to 3G of RAM.

I have some sites that are 20G in size and they will not export.  I get an Out of Memory error.

The weird thing is that it never hits swap.  I can get 2.9G free on the box, start the export, it will eventually drop the RAM down to about 120 free, bounce around and then eventually die.  It never tried to hit swap.

ulimit -a
-t: cpu time (seconds)         unlimited
-f: file size (blocks)         unlimited
-d: data seg size (kbytes)     unlimited
-s: stack size (kbytes)        8192
-c: core file size (blocks)    0
-m: resident set size (kbytes) unlimited
-u: processes                  unlimited
-n: file descriptors           1024
-l: locked-in-memory size (kb) unlimited
-v: address space (kb)         unlimited
-x: file locks                 unlimited

Can anyone give my any pointers?

Thanks!

-Travis

On Jul 30, 2012, at 4:00 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:

> On 2012-07-30 14:35, Peter Leonard wrote:
>> On Mon, 30 Jul 2012, Michael Peters wrote:
>> 
>>> On 07/30/2012 02:16 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>>> On 2012-07-30 13:18, Michael Peters wrote:
>>>>> On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>>>> 
>>>>>> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
>>>>>> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 
>>>>>> encountered
>>>>>> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
>>>>>> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing 
>>>>>> Story
>>>>>> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
>>>>>> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
>>>>>> krang:krang
>>>>> 
>>>>> Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the 
>>>>> location
>>>>> of where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what 
>>>>> you
>>>>> need to look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your 
>>>>> published
>>>>> files had a mode of 755.
>>>> 
>>>> The latter is what I am in need of.  Do you know where Krang stores 
>>>> the
>>>> files/stories it is trying to publish?  I thought it was the data
>>>> directory.
>>> 
>>> No, that's where it stores things like templates and media files for
>>> it's internal use. Where it publishes things is setup on a per site
>>> basis and you'll need to view/edit that in the UI for the site.
>>> 
>>>> Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I 
>>>> get
>>>> the following error when trying to preview pages.
>>>> 
>>>> Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm
>>>> 
>>>> The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a 
>>>> CentOS
>>>> 4 x86_64 box.
>>> 
>>> Did you just copy the krang code/library files over or did you do a 
>>> real
>>> build/install of Krang there?
>>> 
>>>> I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros 
>>>> though
>>>> ... do you?
>>> 
>>> 32bit and 64bit aren't binary compatible, so you can't just copy
>>> binaries between (if that's what you did, not sure if you did that 
>>> or
>>> not). Also, I'm not entirely sure that an old version of Krang like 
>>> that
>>> will build on a 64 bit.
>>> 
>> 
>> Looking at:
>> 
>> http://www.krangcms.com/docs/changelog.html
>> 
>> This was an issue first attached back in the 1.0 days (ahhh..  
>> memories.).
>> 
>> Following on what Michal said: If you copied in place, it won't work.
>> The proper way to do this would be to create a new Krang install on
>> your 64-bit box, use krang_export to export the data from your 32-bit
>> box, and krang_import to pull it into your new server.
>> 
>> From that point, I'd look at upgrading.  2.003 was released..  Well,
>> I'm not entirely sure, but it had to be back in late 2004.
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> Peter
> 
> I'll give the export/import a shot.  I appreciate that advice.
> 
> I did build Krang from source and then copied over the mysql and data.
> 
> Thanks,
> Travis
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Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[<tra...@sp...>]

On 2012-07-30 14:35, Peter Leonard wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jul 2012, Michael Peters wrote:
>
>> On 07/30/2012 02:16 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>> On 2012-07-30 13:18, Michael Peters wrote:
>>>> On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
>>>>> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 
>>>>> encountered
>>>>> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
>>>>> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing 
>>>>> Story
>>>>> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
>>>>> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>>>>>
>>>>> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
>>>>> krang:krang
>>>>
>>>> Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the 
>>>> location
>>>> of where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what 
>>>> you
>>>> need to look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your 
>>>> published
>>>> files had a mode of 755.
>>>
>>> The latter is what I am in need of.  Do you know where Krang stores 
>>> the
>>> files/stories it is trying to publish?  I thought it was the data
>>> directory.
>>
>> No, that's where it stores things like templates and media files for
>> it's internal use. Where it publishes things is setup on a per site
>> basis and you'll need to view/edit that in the UI for the site.
>>
>>> Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I 
>>> get
>>> the following error when trying to preview pages.
>>>
>>> Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm
>>>
>>> The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a 
>>> CentOS
>>> 4 x86_64 box.
>>
>> Did you just copy the krang code/library files over or did you do a 
>> real
>> build/install of Krang there?
>>
>>> I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros 
>>> though
>>> ... do you?
>>
>> 32bit and 64bit aren't binary compatible, so you can't just copy
>> binaries between (if that's what you did, not sure if you did that 
>> or
>> not). Also, I'm not entirely sure that an old version of Krang like 
>> that
>> will build on a 64 bit.
>>
>
> Looking at:
>
> http://www.krangcms.com/docs/changelog.html
>
> This was an issue first attached back in the 1.0 days (ahhh..  
> memories.).
>
> Following on what Michal said: If you copied in place, it won't work.
> The proper way to do this would be to create a new Krang install on
> your 64-bit box, use krang_export to export the data from your 32-bit
> box, and krang_import to pull it into your new server.
>
> From that point, I'd look at upgrading.  2.003 was released..  Well,
> I'm not entirely sure, but it had to be back in late 2004.
>
> Best,
>
> Peter

I'll give the export/import a shot.  I appreciate that advice.

I did build Krang from source and then copied over the mysql and data.

Thanks,
Travis

Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Peter L. <pe...@pe...>]

On Mon, 30 Jul 2012, Michael Peters wrote:

> On 07/30/2012 02:16 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>> On 2012-07-30 13:18, Michael Peters wrote:
>>> On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>>
>>>> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
>>>> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 encountered
>>>> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
>>>> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story
>>>> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
>>>> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>>>>
>>>> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
>>>> krang:krang
>>>
>>> Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the location
>>> of where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what you
>>> need to look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your published
>>> files had a mode of 755.
>>
>> The latter is what I am in need of.  Do you know where Krang stores the
>> files/stories it is trying to publish?  I thought it was the data
>> directory.
>
> No, that's where it stores things like templates and media files for
> it's internal use. Where it publishes things is setup on a per site
> basis and you'll need to view/edit that in the UI for the site.
>
>> Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I get
>> the following error when trying to preview pages.
>>
>> Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm
>>
>> The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a CentOS
>> 4 x86_64 box.
>
> Did you just copy the krang code/library files over or did you do a real
> build/install of Krang there?
>
>> I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros though
>> ... do you?
>
> 32bit and 64bit aren't binary compatible, so you can't just copy
> binaries between (if that's what you did, not sure if you did that or
> not). Also, I'm not entirely sure that an old version of Krang like that
> will build on a 64 bit.
>

Looking at:

http://www.krangcms.com/docs/changelog.html

This was an issue first attached back in the 1.0 days (ahhh..  memories.).

Following on what Michal said: If you copied in place, it won't work.  The 
proper way to do this would be to create a new Krang install on your 
64-bit box, use krang_export to export the data from your 32-bit box, and 
krang_import to pull it into your new server.

>From that point, I'd look at upgrading.  2.003 was released..  Well, I'm 
not entirely sure, but it had to be back in late 2004.

Best,

Peter

Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Peter L. <pe...@pe...>]

On Mon, 30 Jul 2012, tra...@sp... wrote:

<snip>

> Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I get
> the following error when trying to preview pages.
>
> Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm
>
> The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a CentOS
> 4 x86_64 box.
>
> I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros though
> ... do you?


It's been years since I've worked on any of this, but I do remember there 
were some issues around Storable and migrating from 32-bit to 64-bit 
systems during that timeframe.  This could be the cause of the endianness 
complaint.  This was fixed back then as well.

Best,

Peter



----
Peter Leonard
pe...@pe...

Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

On 07/30/2012 02:16 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
> On 2012-07-30 13:18, Michael Peters wrote:
>> On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>>
>>> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
>>> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 encountered
>>> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
>>> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story
>>> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
>>> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>>>
>>> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
>>> krang:krang
>>
>> Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the location
>> of where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what you
>> need to look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your published
>> files had a mode of 755.
>
> The latter is what I am in need of.  Do you know where Krang stores the
> files/stories it is trying to publish?  I thought it was the data
> directory.

No, that's where it stores things like templates and media files for 
it's internal use. Where it publishes things is setup on a per site 
basis and you'll need to view/edit that in the UI for the site.

> Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I get
> the following error when trying to preview pages.
>
> Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm
>
> The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a CentOS
> 4 x86_64 box.

Did you just copy the krang code/library files over or did you do a real 
build/install of Krang there?

> I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros though
> ... do you?

32bit and 64bit aren't binary compatible, so you can't just copy 
binaries between (if that's what you did, not sure if you did that or 
not). Also, I'm not entirely sure that an old version of Krang like that 
will build on a 64 bit.

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP

Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Jesse E. <je...@er...>]

Hi Travis --

First off, dumb question:  Are you sure you have enough free space on that
device?

Second, I would log in as the Krang user, and attempt
to manually publish that one story:

./krang/bin/krang_publish --verbose --verbose --story_id 6332

Jesse


On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 12:22 PM, <tra...@sp...> wrote:

> I am migrating operating systems on an old Krang v2.003 setup.
>
> I now have these errors in krang.log
>
> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 encountered
> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story
> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>
> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
> krang:krang
>
> Does anyone have any ideas as to the issue?
>



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Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[<tra...@sp...>]

On 2012-07-30 13:18, Michael Peters wrote:
> On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:
>
>> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
>> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 
>> encountered
>> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
>> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story
>> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
>> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>>
>> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
>> krang:krang
>
> Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the location
> of where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what you
> need to look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your published
> files had a mode of 755.

The latter is what I am in need of.  Do you know where Krang stores the 
files/stories it is trying to publish?  I thought it was the data 
directory.

Also, digging a bit deeper, I think I have an endian problem ... I get 
the following error when trying to preview pages.

Byte order is not compatible at blib/lib/Storable.pm

The old box was a Debian Sarge 3.1 i386 box ... the new box is a CentOS 
4 x86_64 box.

I wouldn't think this would be a problem between Linux distros though 
... do you?

Thanks,
Travis

Re: [Krang-general] Scheduler error

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

On 07/30/2012 12:22 PM, tra...@sp... wrote:

> [07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical]
> Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 encountered
> fatal error with Schedule ID=186 :
> Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story
> ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at
> /usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.
>
> I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775
> krang:krang

Which files? Are you talking about Krang's code files or the location of 
where it's trying to publish the site files. The 2nd is what you need to 
look at, not the 1st. And I'd be surprised if your published files had a 
mode of 755.

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP

[Krang-general] Scheduler error

[<tra...@sp...>]

I am migrating operating systems on an old Krang v2.003 setup.

I now have these errors in krang.log

[07/30/12 11:17:34] [asd] [critical] 
Krang::Schedule::Daemon->_child_work('asd'): Child PID=16044 encountered 
fatal error with Schedule ID=186 : 
Krang::Schedule::Action::publish->_publish(): error publishing Story 
ID=6332: ERR=Krang::Publisher::FileWriteError at 
/usr/local/krang/lib/Krang/Schedule/Action/publish.pm line 115.

I assume it is permissions related, but all of the files are 775 
krang:krang

Does anyone have any ideas as to the issue?

Thanks,
Travis

Re: [Krang-general] Cannot access elements within template

[gilles c. <gil...@fr...>]

Hi 

I cant imagine the way you can loop through the all the krang stories but one 
krang story (i.e. the krang story object );
However i am not using the last krangcms version for the moment, but the 3.06.

In 3.0,6, the only way, you loop through all "story", would be, that you have 
created an element named story, or better my_story, and loops through it in 
the template in witch, this element is included. 

Sorry, if there is a reasonable way to do that in the next versions, it would 
be nice, but till 3.06 story_id and slug are "private only" krang system data.

hope it could help ...
Sorry for the latency


Gilles - Thiers

http://gilles.cheze.free.fr

Re: [Krang-general] Cannot access elements within template

[Noam W. <nwe...@er...>]

Hi Liem! It’s been a bit too long since I’ve worked on Krang so hopefully someone else will jump in if I get this wrong, but I believe a template will only have default variables populated for a single story (the one with which it was published) so if you’re making a loop of all stories that may unfortunately require custom publishing code. Here is some more information: http://krangcms.com/docs/customizing_publish.html Good luck! Noam


From: Do, Liem 
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2011 1:47 PM
To: kra...@li... 
Subject: [Krang-general] Cannot access elements within template

Hi everyone,

I'm new to Krang. I just created a template to loop through all the stories. While I can get the value of promo_teaser with <tmpl_var promo_teaser> or promo_title, I don't know how to get the value of story id, slug and promo image small. I tried <tmpl_var slug>, <tmpl_var story_id> and <tmpl_var promo_image_small> but all return nothing. Do you have any suggestion? Thank you very much.


Liem - LA


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[Krang-general] Cannot access elements within template

[Do, L. <ld...@su...>]

Hi everyone,

I'm new to Krang. I just created a template to loop through all the stories. While I can get the value of promo_teaser with <tmpl_var promo_teaser> or promo_title, I don't know how to get the value of story id, slug and promo image small. I tried <tmpl_var slug>, <tmpl_var story_id> and <tmpl_var promo_image_small> but all return nothing. Do you have any suggestion? Thank you very much.

Liem - LA

[Krang-general] [ANNOUNCE] Krang 3.12

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

We are pleased to announce the release of Krang 3.12. This is mainly a 
maintenance release with bug fixes and minor new features.

You can obtain the latest release from Source Forge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/krang/files/

This release includes the following changes:

*   Added "--NoStart" option to bin/krang_install when you want to
     install but then later tweek things (like conf/krang.conf) before
     starting the servers. [Michael Peters]
*   Added "--NoDB" option to bin/krang_install for use when you already
     have an existing Krang DB and want a new install to use that.
     [Michael Peters]
*   Added "hostname dictionary" feature to krang.conf so that you can
     specify different values for configuration directives per-hostname.
     This allows multiple machines in a Krang cluster to share the same
     krang.conf file. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix bug in krang_ctl that incorrectly used "sudo" when
     starting/stopping the scheduler. [Michael Peters]
*   Prevent media files from getting spaces (or other forbidden
     characters) in their filenames when bulk-uploaded or added via FTP
     (already forbidden in the web UI). [Michael Peters]
*   Updated accidental limit where publisher couldn't handle story_ids
     over 4194304. [Mike Lampson & Michael Peters]
*   Don't delete temporary expanded XML files when a KDS import fails so
     it can be inspected. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix problem of starting Apache still being attached to the IO of the
     starting terminal making it hang SSH sessions. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix bug of krang_ftpd where the new FTP daemon wasn't always
     detaching itself from the terminal process that started it, thus
     hanging SSH sessions when trying to disconnect.
*   Fixed bug in IE where people randomly lose their session if they are
     doing a lot of publishing and previewing. [Michael Peters]
*   Hitting "Save & Stay" on the "Edit Template" screen now doesn't
     reset the template editor, so you don't lose your place. [Michael
     Peters]
*   Bulk Upload of Media can now handle resizing images with .jpg and
     .jpeg extensions in addition to .png, .gif, and .tiff files. [Brad
     Oaks]

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP

[Krang-general] Krang Installer Needed

[<aa...@ma...>]

Hello,

I have been looking at Krang for sometime now, and it appears to do all that
I need.

However, I have having a hard time installing it. It seems that the install
script does not execute.

Can anyone help me install this in to my site? Or even install it for me?

Thanks,
Randy

[Krang-general] Krang...

[<aas...@ma...>]

Hello,
> 
> I have tried to install Krang over 1 year ago, and could not get it to work.
> 
> I am now considering to try it again, and it still does not install.
> 
> What am I doing wrong? I have checked all the server requirements, but the
> install just shows a page.
> 
> Krang seems to do everything I want, but I cannot get it up and running. Is
> there someone that can install it for me?
> 
> Thanks again,
> Mark

Re: [Krang-general] in case anyone is interested

[Bodo S. <bo...@le...>]

Nice article, Michael.

Also, thanks for pointing to ptus.

Bodo

> Just in case anyone is interested, here's a little article about Krang I wrot
> e:
> 
> http://proudtouseperl.com/
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[Krang-general] in case anyone is interested

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

Just in case anyone is interested, here's a little article about Krang I wrote:

http://proudtouseperl.com/
-- 
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Re: [Krang-general] Changing the order of a published story.

[Bodo S. <bo...@le...>]

Hi Michael,

could you please explain in more detail what you mean by the "order of a
story"? And how do stories and pages within stories relate to "the whole
paper"? (I'm leaving now, but will have a look at your response tomorrow.)

Cheers,

Bodo

> Newbie here. We are on Krang v3.04
> 
> How do you change the order of a story once it is published before going
> live? 
> I would like to be able to add my stories as they are written, not wait
> until the whole paper is done and start at the first page/story and add them
> that way.
> 
> Thanks in advance!
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[Krang-general] Changing the order of a published story.

[Michael B. <me...@bi...>]

Newbie here. We are on Krang v3.04

How do you change the order of a story once it is published before going
live? 
I would like to be able to add my stories as they are written, not wait
until the whole paper is done and start at the first page/story and add them
that way.

Thanks in advance!

[Krang-general] Krang takes Boston

[Perrin H. <pe...@el...>]

Saw this on the bridge near MIT and had to take a photo.

- Perrin

Re: [Krang-general] ./bin/krang_export fails!

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

Dmitry Chorine wrote:

> I’m having an issue with doing ./bin/krang_export, after a while it 
> bumps out without any errors but file seems to be awfully small

> [root@uftwfapp-stage krang]# du -hs /mnt/export.kds.gz
> 
> 159M    /mnt/export.kds.gz

> Although when I used to do it on my previous system file would be 2G-3G.

Do you know that something is wrong or are you just concerned because the file 
size is smaller? KDS files contain all of the media, stories and templates for a 
site. The bulk of the size is going to be you media file. Have you recently 
removed any large media objects (images, movies, audio files)? Do these systems 
have the exact same data (database and data files in $KRANG_ROOT/data)?

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP

[Krang-general] [ANNOUNCE] Krang 3.05 released

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

The Krang development team is proud to announce the release of version 3.05.

Krang is an open source CMS, particularly well suited for high-volume 
magazine-style web sites. And because it has an extremely flexible addon system, 
developers can customize it to create a CMS that is specific to your industry. 
Originally developed in 2003 by Primedia, Krang is used by many well-known web 
sites including New York Magazine, Motor Trend, and Soap Opera Digest.

Screenshots available at 
https://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=103045

This release mostly includes small features and bug fixes. For full details 
please see the change log located at
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=668591&group_id=103045

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP

[Krang-general] ./bin/krang_export fails!

[Dmitry C. <Dmi...@uf...>]

Hi

 

I'm having an issue with doing ./bin/krang_export, after a while it
bumps out without any errors but file seems to be awfully small

 

...

Packing /mnt/export.kds.gz...

Export completed.  Output is in /mnt/export.kds.gz.

 

real    197m18.940s

user    8m43.377s

sys     4m21.832s

[root@uftwfapp-stage krang]# du -hs /mnt/export.kds.gz

159M    /mnt/export.kds.gz

[root@uftwfapp-stage krang]# du -hs tmp

160M    tmp

[root@uftwfapp-stage krang]#

 

Although when I used to do it on my previous system file would be 2G-3G.

 

Any suggestions?

 

 

Dmitry Chorine (SA) - Information System (x622)

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Re: [Krang-general] Krang 3.05

[<ga...@ww...>]

That's perfect. Thanks. 
------Original Message------
From: Michael Peters
To: Gary
Cc: kra...@li...
Subject: Re: [Krang-general] Krang 3.05
Sent: Mar 3, 2009 6:16 PM

Gary wrote:
> I'd heard that Krang 3.05 will be available "real soon." Can anyone say 
> when the new release will be available? I'm doing a new setup and would 
> like to work with the latest release.

I've been working through some last bugs this week, and will hopefully have them 
all resolved before this weekend as we're planning on using it for a production 
upgrade :)

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP


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Re: [Krang-general] Krang 3.05

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

Gary wrote:
> I'd heard that Krang 3.05 will be available "real soon." Can anyone say 
> when the new release will be available? I'm doing a new setup and would 
> like to work with the latest release.

I've been working through some last bugs this week, and will hopefully have them 
all resolved before this weekend as we're planning on using it for a production 
upgrade :)

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP