Native Suburbia in blosxom

First off, Hi all; I've been lurking for the past month getting a feel
for this group.

On Thu, 2006-07-13 at 01:42, Donald M. Zouras II wrote:

> http://www.icode6.net/native_suburbia/technical/20060710_blosxom.html
>
>
> -Don
>

Don, I don't want to rain on your parade .... but .....

a) the above url should be without the .htm extension (try it with)
b) the bit I'm curious about br> http://www.icode6.net/native_suburbia/technical/blog/images/native_suburbia_blosxom.zip
can't be accessed (Blosxom intervenes)

Otherwise, the site looks good & I've learnt quite a bit about Blosxom
from your posts.

--Simon

"Shall I tell you what the real evil is? To cringe to the things that
are called evils, to surrender to them our freedom, in defiance of which
we ought to face any suffering." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca

> a) the above url should be without the .htm extension (try it with)

There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with:
http://www.icode6.net/native_suburbia/technical/20060710_blosxom.html

It doesn't matter if you use the extension or not, because blosxom
will attempt to handle any request for a file under native_suburbia
that doesn't exist. This behavior is defined in my .htaccess file.

> b) the bit I'm curious about br> >
http://www.icode6.net/native_suburbia/technical/blog/images/native_suburbia_blosxom.zip
> can't be accessed (Blosxom intervenes)

Now this does seem to be a bug. The link to the zip archive works
from the main blog, but not the Permalink page. I never tested that,
I assumed that they would be the same, but I guess the path is
changing for the Permalink page to the subdirectory where the post
file is located. Thus the file doesn't "exist" at my wrongly formed
reference and blosxom is attempting to fill the request.
I will look into this when I get a chance. For now, if you are
interested in my blosxom files, just follow the link from the main page.

Thanks for letting me know there is a problem.

-Don
http://www.icode6.net/native_suburbia