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Forum - Web iPhoto Access - Sujet n°53

Sujet n°53	Can't view fullsize (some anyway) par Willy - visiteur le 02/02/2006 @ 04:24
Ok so installation didn't work initially, because although my Pictures folder had access (o+x), the iPhoto Library folder didn't. So I fixed that... Now, I can see all thumbnails. The first photo I opened fullsize, worked. AND, I liked that it pulled up my modified (fixed red eye) version. However, I started clicking on others, and got the "Can't access to the file" error. I looked via Terminal, and it looks like some directories under Originals don't have the x bit set for permissions, and some do. Same inconsistency for files underneath. I'm wonder why it's not getting applied to all. FWIW, I'm going down the route now of just using ACL controls to let the 'www' user have full access, but I'd like to know it works out of the box to set it up on my wife's account.

Réponse n°1	par Globs - ( 115 messages ) le 02/02/2006 @ 12:34
Hi, Strange. The changeperm program is supposed to fix all these perm when you connect to wipha. All wipha is supposed to check that changeperm has enough rights to do the job. Have a look in the httpd error log to see if changeperm fails for some reason...

Réponse n°2	par Willy - visiteur le 09/02/2006 @ 02:57
I finally got around to looking the logs. It generated a bunch of "No such file or directory" errors, because it looked like it choked on album folders that had spaces or punctuation. i.e. I have an album (directory in the filesystem) called "Family Portrait", and in the apache logs I see (basically): stat "Family": File not found stat "Portrait": File not found

Réponse n°3	par Globs - ( 124 messages ) le 09/02/2006 @ 11:22
Strange again changeperm quotes every name because of spaces, and I succesfully changed permissions on albums such like yours in my own library. I'll try to have a look on this issue. Maybe you could send by mail the result of this command: `cd /path/to/your/iPhoto Library find *` and also the complete section of stat errors. Thank's

Réponse n°4	par Globs - ( 129 messages ) le 14/02/2006 @ 12:18
Just for the record: There was indeed an error in the changeperm method which made it fail for folders containing a single quote character. This will be solved in the forthcoming 1.0 version.

Réponse n°5	par hseldon - ( 2 messages ) le 08/10/2006 @ 18:13
hseldon$ cd /Users/hseldon/pictures/iPhoto Library -bash: cd: /Users/hseldon/pictures/iPhoto: No such file or directory here is one of my stat lines stat /users/hseldon/pictures/iphoto library//Users/hseldon/Pictures/iPhoto Library/2006/10/02/Movie.jpg: No such file or directory this is version 2.2 looks like it really doesn't like the space in the directory name -- special knowledge can be a terrible disadvantage if it leads you too far along a path that you cannot explain anymore. mentat admonition

Réponse n°6	par Globs - ( 269 messages ) le 08/10/2006 @ 21:46
bash doesn't work like this. --> cd "bla bla bla" or cd bla\ bla\ bla wipha does support spaces in names. "iPhoto Library" is the standard default name, and is of course supported. I would rather wonder about letter cap. Try to respect them and look if it works better. Pictures/iPhoto Library/...

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