http://bricolage.cc/docs/current/api/bric_queued.html
When you start it up you set the log file with the -l
option.
-Matt
>I'm not sure where to find the bric_queued log. Can you
give me some more
>info on that?
>
>
>On 3/28/07 3:24 PM, "Matt Rolf" <rolfm denison.edu> wrote:
>
>> So on the jobs screen everything disappears like
it has been
>> published? Does the bric_queued log have anything
unusual?
>>
>>> We actually did a test using Net::FTP which is
what Bricolage uses and we
>>> were able to put files on the server using the
same username and
>>>password we
>>> have set up in Server Profile. If doesn't
appear to be a problem with FTP.
>>> It appears that Bricolage isn't even talking
with the ftp application.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 3/28/07 2:45 PM, "Beaudet, David
P." <D-BeaudetNGA.GOV> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Is your manual FTP client also using
active FTP? If not, it's not a
>>>> complete test. Some FTP clients can be
set to function with active or
>>>> passive -- others cannot.
>>>>
>>>> Active v.s. Passive FTP:
>>>>
>>>> h
ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Transfer_Protocol
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Active will require that a dynamic port
range be opened in your server's
>>>> firewall configuration. You could do a
quick test by shutting down your
>>>> firewall and testing again if you think
this might be the problem (e.g.
>>>> "service iptables stop")
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: brad2 [mailto:brad2uakron.edu]
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 2:36 PM
>>>> To: userslists.bricolage.cc
>>>> Subject: Re: Publish our first site
>>>>
>>>> Yes we can ftp in manually from the
Bricolage server to the output
>>>> server.
>>>> When you say "bricolage user"
do you mean what we put into the
>>>> destinations
>>>> setup?
>>>>
>>>> (Server Profile)
>>>> Host Name:
>>>> OS:
>>>> Document Root:
>>>> Login:
>>>> Password:
>>>> Cookie:
>>>> Active:
>>>>
>>>> We have hostname, OS, Document Root,
Login and Password filled out. We
>>>> have
>>>> Active checked.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> We are using straight ftp at this point.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 3/28/07 1:32 PM, "cdmiller"
<cdmilleradams.edu> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> brad2 wrote:
>>>>>> On our first time setup we have a
good install. We are trying to
>>>> publish to
>>>>>> another webserver. We create a
story, preview it o.k., then move it
>>>> to the
>>>>>> publish desk and publish but the
files don't write to the server. We
>>>> have
>>>>>> ftp set as the mover. We have the
path correct to the place we are
>>>> trying to
>>>>>> publish and permissions set wide
open to accept writes. Bricolage
>>>> reports
>>>>>> that the publish was successful.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The server is in the dns and we
have the dns name in the hostname box
>>>> of
>>>>>> destinations. We are using the
Default Server as the destination. Are
>>>> there
>>>>>> any configs we need to do to get
it to publish over to that server?
>>>>>
>>>>> Make sure you can manually ftp as the
bricolage user from server to
>>>> server.
>>>>>
>>>>> With SFTP you may have to do this
once to get past the "add remote to
>>>>> known_hosts" type of message for
the first login.
>>>>>
>>>>> - cameron
>>>
>>> --
>>> Brad Rice
>>> bradriceuakron.edu
>>> Ext. 2481
>>> Web Graphics Designer
>>
>
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