Comments for See what happens when you stop reading?

See what happens when you stop reading?

2005-03-17T17:11:21Z

So I stopped having time for reading. Its sucks. But it is the truth. As a result I have not used BookQueueToo in a while. Then today I found myself using it for the first time since January and right there, right there!, staring straight at me was the most egregious bug. I was ashamed. Terribly ashamed. So I fixed several bugs that have been annoying my users for a while. To them, all I can say is, "I apologize." The next version of BookQueueToo is now available.

Comment from Robert Waugh on 2005-03-20

2005-03-20T23:34:47Z

Uh oh. After installing BQ2 version 1.16, it seemed to work fine for me... but then I realized that none of the normal BQ2 links were showing up in my Movable Type configuration screens. It's not listed as one of the Active Plugins on the front page, and the usual BQ2 links aren't showing up on the welcome screen for each blog.

I can still use it normally since I navigate MT directly with bookmarks, so I'm not going to bother reinstalling the old version.

See what happens when you try fixing something....

Comment from Robert Waugh on 2005-03-20

2005-03-20T23:45:47Z

Following up on my last comment, the directory name is set properly to BookQueueToo, and here is the error message my error log turns up:

opendir(./../../../..): Permission denied at plugins/BookQueueToo/BookQueueToo.pl line 12

And of course, line 12 seems to be that "use lib" hack you speak of in the change log, but that's beyond my understanding.

Comment from Byrne Reese on 2005-03-21

2005-03-21T19:13:25Z

I hate software. Ok - so the bug fix wasn't all that. More apologies necessary. Ug.

However, judging by the error in the errorlog ('./../../../../..') - do you use a lot of relative paths in your mt.cfg file? Where are these up-dirs coming from?

Comment from Robert Waugh on 2005-03-21

2005-03-22T07:29:08Z

Nothing in my mt.cfg file... nothing that isn't commented out and there by default.

I've seen the exact same error message in my brother's error log. If it weren't so late I might think of something helpful to say.

The best I can muster is, "it's all in your lap." At least I hope it is, cause I hate software too.