The version of the gallery software I’m using has been updated to v1.3
I’ve not had chance to merge back in my own EXIF preserving changes, so rotations are still decidedly dodgy, but the upgrade was as easy as suggested in the text file, although I do wonder what sort of slideshow is on offer when [...]
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Nearly ready with the b2 version, but I got distracted.
Most of the SSI code has now made its way into php so that the it integrates tightly with b2. Some b2 code has been butchered to fit into my design, but most of it will stand (the automatic conversion of gm entries worked a [...]
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What does this mod_include offer ?
Post-processing of variables contained within a variable.
Doesn’t sound too helpful ? Well, maybe not, but I found that during construction of this site that I was frequently replicating 5 lines of text with only a single word altered (the left menu). This was both inefficient and awkward to [...]
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The archives are hosed
The link has been removed from the homepage, but of course clicking on ‘more’ for any extended entry will bring it right back up again (obvious if you’ve configed GM, otherwise trust me – you don’t need to know). This isn’t great news, as I’m only up to 26 [...]
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Ok, I’ve got a patch for the build process, and it compiles and installs. Not tried any sort of performance or stability testing yet.
It’s a fairly simple fix to the src/template/netbsd file, with an extra three lines added in order to specify -mips2 to the gcc CFLAGS when the machine is running the cobalt [...]
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Well, things are working on the new URL, but NetBSD just doesn’t seem right for me just yet (sob).
The change over from blog.minimal.cx to [www.]minimal.cx went ok with just the expected config edits plus a cname for my local dns. The testing of NetBSD was a little more fraught (check the uptime log), but [...]
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