User talk:Woozle - Revision history

24.136.238.245: meh

2005-12-30T13:54:54Z

meh

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24.136.238.245: test

2005-12-30T13:54:15Z

test

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Woozle: neglected to delete original contents (until now)

2005-12-30T13:46:48Z

neglected to delete original contents (until now)

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	~~<was almost an e-mail>~~

	~~Nick,~~

	So, after leaving them to sit patiently for what, three months now, I started to upload the Pinecrest scrapbook pictures yesterday... only to watch the server crash terribly and painfully shortly after.

	~~First, I uploaded a .zip of two of the pictures (01 and 02). It didn't appear to be accepted (even into the recent files list) so I uploaded just the first picture as a PNG. Still no joy.~~

	~~Then the server was dead, with the SQL error that I'm sure you know since it's fixed now.~~

	I haven't tried .tar.gz, and seeing as how it's only a few dozen pictures it's probably not really worth the trouble save to know if it works; I can just use one of the backend tools to iteratively load them, if you think it'll be all right. I'm also on a commercial but low-bandwidth host now, so I could really host them if you'd prefer that.

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	On another note, would you notice if I used your talk page? I'm sending this through Yoohoo%!? since my home computer doesn't seem to like sshd running anymore, but the talk page would probably be more appropriate.

	~~<Since you posted to my talk page before I could send this, I'll avoid the old RFCs this way. :)>~~

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	~~Finally, Outlook doesn't hang up when the connection's gone...~~

	~~== Further information ==~~

	~~So I dug up a real browser (i.e. not IE, aiee!), and get the ever-stimulating "Connection closed by remote server" dialog after each upload.~~

	~~Any clues?~~

	~~Thanks ->Tim~~

	~~== Uploading? ==~~

	~~I don't see any recently uploaded files... any status? :)~~

	~~Thanks,~~
	~~-Tim~~

	Uploading discussion moved to [[HTYP talk:2005-12 Discussion about image uploads]]		Uploading discussion moved to [[HTYP talk:2005-12 Discussion about image uploads]]

Woozle: /* File for upload */ moved discussion

2005-12-30T13:46:03Z

File for upload: moved discussion

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	-Tim		-Tim

	~~== File for upload ==~~		Uploading discussion moved to [[HTYP talk:2005-12 Discussion about image uploads]]

	~~The first one is:~~

	[~~http~~:~~//trifs.dyndns.org/pinecrest_01.png~~]

	~~Fortunately I never bothered to set a max size, each file is aroung 10MB.~~

	~~It occurs to me that perhaps the size is the matter...~~

	~~Thanks,~~
	~~-Tim~~

Tdcrone: File for upload

2005-12-30T01:14:50Z

File for upload

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 I don't see any recently uploaded files... any status? :)
 Thanks,
 -Tim

Tdcrone: Uploading?

2005-12-29T21:55:51Z

Uploading?

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	Thanks ->Tim		Thanks ->Tim

			== Uploading? ==

			I don't see any recently uploaded files... any status? :)

			Thanks,
			-Tim

Tdcrone: Further information

2005-12-22T17:54:26Z

Further information

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			== Further information ==

			So I dug up a real browser (i.e. not IE, aiee!), and get the ever-stimulating "Connection closed by remote server" dialog after each upload.

			Any clues?

			Thanks ->Tim

Tdcrone at 17:43, 22 December 2005

2005-12-22T17:43:09Z

New page

<was almost an e-mail>

Nick,

So, after leaving them to sit patiently for what, three months now, I started to upload the Pinecrest scrapbook pictures yesterday... only to watch the server crash terribly and painfully shortly after.

First, I uploaded a .zip of two of the pictures (01 and 02). It didn't appear to be accepted (even into the recent files list) so I uploaded just the first picture as a PNG. Still no joy.

Then the server was dead, with the SQL error that I'm sure you know since it's fixed now.

I haven't tried .tar.gz, and seeing as how it's only a few dozen pictures it's probably not really worth the trouble save to know if it works; I can just use one of the backend tools to iteratively load them, if you think it'll be all right. I'm also on a commercial but low-bandwidth host now, so I could really host them if you'd prefer that.

-
On another note, would you notice if I used your talk page? I'm sending this through Yoohoo%!? since my home computer doesn't seem to like sshd running anymore, but the talk page would probably be more appropriate.

<Since you posted to my talk page before I could send this, I'll avoid the old RFCs this way. :)>

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Finally, Outlook doesn't hang up when the connection's gone...