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Earlier this year Sep 16, 2009 issue 23 (use aws ec2 for image resizing) commented on by lucasreddinger - yeah, that's a good idea. php's gd2 could also be used. it would work like this: user uploads high-res versions to s3. user visits manage/import.php. import.php downloads all of the new images, resizes them, and uploads these resized versions. i prefer a local script because it eliminates one of the transfers. a local script would work like this: user has a directory that contains some high-res images. user runs a script that resizes the images and then uploads them all to s3. user visits import.php to organize them into sets, add titles, and add captions. --- thanks for the comments! are you using the sappho code? do you do similar things with amazon web services? how did you find us? reply to the group mailing list! http://groups.google.com/group/project-sappho yeah, that's a good idea. php's gd2 could also be used. it would work like this: user uploads high-res versions to s3. user visits manage/import.php. import.php downloads all of the new images, resizes them, and uploads these resized versions. i prefer a local script because it eliminates one of the transfers. a local script would work like this: user has a directory that contains some high-res images. user runs a script that resizes the images and then uploads them all to s3. user visits import.php to organize them into sets, add titles, and add captions. --- thanks for the comments! are you using the sappho code? do you do similar things with amazon web services? how did you find us? reply to the group mailing list! http://groups.google.com/group/project-sappho Sep 16, 2009 issue 23 (use aws ec2 for image resizing) commented on by ikmyer - what about using something along the lines of image magick ? http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php Server side software for image manipulation. I currently use it on a project and works very well. User uploads an image, the image is scaled down to proper size, then moved to S3. Works well. what about using something along the lines of image magick ? http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php Server side software for image manipulation. I currently use it on a project and works very well. User uploads an image, the image is scaled down to proper size, then moved to S3. Works well. Aug 19, 2009 r78 (i don't think that css supports sub-pixel rendering.) committed by lucasreddinger - i don't think that css supports sub-pixel rendering. i don't think that css supports sub-pixel rendering. Jul 20, 2009 r77 (in the backend, we want all of our links to use https.) committed by lucasreddinger - in the backend, we want all of our links to use https. in the backend, we want all of our links to use https. Jul 20, 2009 issue 23 (use aws ec2 for image resizing) Labels changed by lucasreddinger - while this is a possibility, the costs to the webmaster probably outweigh the benefits. a local script would be better (albeit less portable). we can still consider this, though, if we can make the configuration for the webmaster extremely simple. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium while this is a possibility, the costs to the webmaster probably outweigh the benefits. a local script would be better (albeit less portable). we can still consider this, though, if we can make the configuration for the webmaster extremely simple. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium Jul 20, 2009 issue 24 (create uploading, resizing scripts) Labels changed by lucasreddinger - it would be handy, but it's a low priority for this project. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium it would be handy, but it's a low priority for this project. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium Jul 20, 2009 issue 20 (make objects public on import) Labels changed by lucasreddinger - this could readily be incorporated into the uploading script. but if it can be done quickly by sappho, it should be included in the web software. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium this could readily be incorporated into the uploading script. but if it can be done quickly by sappho, it should be included in the web software. Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium Jul 20, 2009 issue 22 (improve ui) changed by lucasreddinger - if a user arrived at a photo page from the "recently added photos" page, then instead of a link for "return to set," there should be a link for "return to listing" that links to the "recently added photos" page. this would be best managed using a session variable. Status: Accepted Labels: Priority-Critical Milestone-Release1.0 −Priority-Medium if a user arrived at a photo page from the "recently added photos" page, then instead of a link for "return to set," there should be a link for "return to listing" that links to the "recently added photos" page. this would be best managed using a session variable. Status: Accepted Labels: Priority-Critical Milestone-Release1.0 −Priority-Medium Jul 20, 2009 issue 26 (implement cookie auth for backend) reported by lucasreddinger - currently, the software assumes that http auth has been implemented to restrict access to the management backend. i feel that moving to a cookie-based auth system would offer many benefits. mostly, i am looking forward to httpd-agnostic software and the secure flag for cookies. currently, the software assumes that http auth has been implemented to restrict access to the management backend. i feel that moving to a cookie-based auth system would offer many benefits. mostly, i am looking forward to httpd-agnostic software and the secure flag for cookies. Jul 20, 2009 r76 (move the tz selection into a variable in config.php.) committed by lucasreddinger - move the tz selection into a variable in config.php. move the tz selection into a variable in config.php. May 27, 2009 r75 (add project logos.) committed by lucasreddinger - add project logos. add project logos. Apr 05, 2009 r74 (we can make amazing rss together!) committed by lucasreddinger - we can make amazing rss together! we can make amazing rss together! Mar 06, 2009 r73 (force camera model in photo info (exif) to lowercase.) committed by lucasreddinger - force camera model in photo info (exif) to lowercase. force camera model in photo info (exif) to lowercase. Older Nov 29, 2008 r72 (oops.. i left a bug that messed up utf-8. it's all working n...) committed by lucasreddinger - oops.. i left a bug that messed up utf-8. it's all working now! :D oops.. i left a bug that messed up utf-8. it's all working now! :D Nov 29, 2008 issue 25 (store and display image licenses) Status changed by lucasreddinger - r71. Status: Verified r71. Status: Verified Nov 29, 2008 r71 (add a license to image.php.) committed by lucasreddinger - add a license to image.php. add a license to image.php. Nov 29, 2008 issue 12 (utf-8) Status changed by lucasreddinger - resolved with r70! Status: Verified resolved with r70! Status: Verified Nov 29, 2008 r70 (utf-8 support. [issue 12]) committed by lucasreddinger - utf-8 support. [ issue 12 ] utf-8 support. [ issue 12 ] Nov 24, 2008 r69 (move rss language to a variable in config.php. set the defau...) committed by lucasreddinger - move rss language to a variable in config.php. set the default to 'en-us', a valid value. move rss language to a variable in config.php. set the default to 'en-us', a valid value. Nov 22, 2008 S3_Utilization (How project sappho uses S3.) Wiki page edited by lucasreddinger Nov 22, 2008 issue 21 (don't require a high-res version) Status changed by lucasreddinger - no more high-res stuff! r67. Status: Verified no more high-res stuff! r67. Status: Verified Nov 22, 2008 S3_Utilization (How project sappho uses S3.) Wiki page edited by lucasreddinger Nov 22, 2008 r67 (remove high-res image stuffs. [issue 21]) committed by lucasreddinger - remove high-res image stuffs. [ issue 21 ] remove high-res image stuffs. [ issue 21 ] Nov 22, 2008 issue 25 (store and display image licenses) reported by lucasreddinger - we need to be able to specify a license (e.g., creative commons, none). we should show this license on every page that displays an image. at first, we will just have a site-wide license. perhaps later we will allow a different license for each image. we need to be able to specify a license (e.g., creative commons, none). we should show this license on every page that displays an image. at first, we will just have a site-wide license. perhaps later we will allow a different license for each image. Nov 22, 2008 issue 21 (don't require a high-res version) Status changed by lucasreddinger - maybe because "b" and "c" versions are mandatory, while "a" is optional, we should transform the names as such: "a" -> "c" "b" -> "b" "c" -> "a" Status: Started maybe because "b" and "c" versions are mandatory, while "a" is optional, we should transform the names as such: "a" -> "c" "b" -> "b" "c" -> "a" Status: Started Nov 16, 2008 r66 (we can't allow <br /> in our rss feed!) committed by lucasreddinger - we can't allow <br /> in our rss feed! we can't allow <br /> in our rss feed! Nov 15, 2008 r65 (clean up config.php. define rss title and desc in config.php...) committed by lucasreddinger - clean up config.php. define rss title and desc in config.php for use in rss.php. clean up config.php. define rss title and desc in config.php for use in rss.php. Nov 14, 2008 r64 (allow custom s3 host.) committed by lucasreddinger - allow custom s3 host. allow custom s3 host. Oct 26, 2008 Project_Goals (Goals towards which project sappho aims.) Wiki page edited by lucasreddinger Oct 14, 2008 S3_Utilization (How project sappho uses S3.) Wiki page edited by lucasreddinger Oct 14, 2008 issue 24 (create uploading, resizing scripts) reported by lucasreddinger - currently, we require that users manage to resize and upload their images themselves. we could offer some simple scripts that resize and/or upload images. currently, we require that users manage to resize and upload their images themselves. we could offer some simple scripts that resize and/or upload images. Oct 14, 2008 issue 23 (use aws ec2 for image resizing) reported by lucasreddinger - currently, we require the user to resize the images into three versions. we could, however, simply have the user upload the high-res version, and have an ec2 instance resize the photo into the necessary versions. ref: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=1602&categoryID=175 currently, we require the user to resize the images into three versions. we could, however, simply have the user upload the high-res version, and have an ec2 instance resize the photo into the necessary versions. ref: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=1602&categoryID=175 Oct 14, 2008 S3_Utilization (How project sappho uses S3.) Wiki page edited by lucasreddinger Oct 11, 2008 r60 (pull config out of global.php and put it into config.php.) committed by lucasreddinger - pull config out of global.php and put it into config.php. pull config out of global.php and put it into config.php. Oct 11, 2008 r59 (improve breadcrumbs. add a label to the body textareas.) committed by lucasreddinger - improve breadcrumbs. add a label to the body textareas. improve breadcrumbs. add a label to the body textareas. Oct 11, 2008 r58 (die if there was not exactly one matching image record (imag...) committed by lucasreddinger - die if there was not exactly one matching image record (image.php). die if there was not exactly one matching image record (image.php). Oct 09, 2008 r57 (i'm ocd. i like trailing slashes.) committed by lucasreddinger - i'm ocd. i like trailing slashes. i'm ocd. i like trailing slashes. Oct 09, 2008 issue 22 (improve ui) reported by lucasreddinger - i believe that the user interface (front-end) could be better organized. first-time visitors may have difficulty understanding how the photo album is organized, and as a result, may not browse the album as intended. the ui should be more clear with respect to organization. i believe that the user interface (front-end) could be better organized. first-time visitors may have difficulty understanding how the photo album is organized, and as a result, may not browse the album as intended. the ui should be more clear with respect to organization. Oct 09, 2008 issue 12 (utf-8) commented on by lucasreddinger - let's use htmlentities() instead of htmlspecialchars() for robustness. [r56] let's use htmlentities() instead of htmlspecialchars() for robustness. [r56] Oct 09, 2008 r56 (let's use htmlentities() instead of htmlspecialchars() for r...) committed by lucasreddinger - let's use htmlentities() instead of htmlspecialchars() for robustness. [ issue 12 ] let's use htmlentities() instead of htmlspecialchars() for robustness. [ issue 12 ] Oct 09, 2008 r55 (let's make sure the browser knows that we're real real serio...) committed by lucasreddinger - let's make sure the browser knows that we're real real serious about our charset. let's make sure the browser knows that we're real real serious about our charset. Oct 09, 2008 r54 (improve back-end breadcrumbs.) committed by lucasreddinger - improve back-end breadcrumbs. improve back-end breadcrumbs. Oct 09, 2008 issue 20 (make objects public on import) Status changed by lucasreddinger - but, man, this would be so handy! i need to research this more. Status: New but, man, this would be so handy! i need to research this more. Status: New Oct 09, 2008 issue 12 (utf-8) commented on by lucasreddinger - however, now we are converting more than just ampersands into NCR, including less-than and greater-than symbols. so we can't put html into the database. :( we need utf-8 support soon! (or maybe some text-formatting code?) however, now we are converting more than just ampersands into NCR, including less-than and greater-than symbols. so we can't put html into the database. :( we need utf-8 support soon! (or maybe some text-formatting code?) Oct 09, 2008 issue 12 (utf-8) Labels changed by lucasreddinger - here's a problem that i've found with the lacking utf-8 support: in an image caption, i typed some greek words. when firefox submitted the form data to the server, it converted the characters to HTML NCR (numerical character references, e.g., "Κ"). but the global.php script doesn't expect HTML NCR to already be in the database. it converts "&" to "&". so all of the greek characters would break when run through output() in global.php. for now, i'm utilizing a feature of php's htmlspecialchars(): $double_encode! i'm using the function htmlspecialchars() now and setting $double_encode to false. once we get unicode working, we won't have to worry about browsers sending HTML NCR to the server, so we won't have to worry about handling previously-encoded data. for now, though, this works. thanks, r53! Labels: Priority-Medium −Priority-Low here's a problem that i've found with the lacking utf-8 support: in an image caption, i typed some greek words. when firefox submitted the form data to the server, it converted the characters to HTML NCR (numerical character references, e.g., "Κ"). but the global.php script doesn't expect HTML NCR to already be in the database. it converts "&" to "&". so all of the greek characters would break when run through output() in global.php. for now, i'm utilizing a feature of php's htmlspecialchars(): $double_encode! i'm using the function htmlspecialchars() now and setting $double_encode to false. once we get unicode working, we won't have to worry about browsers sending HTML NCR to the server, so we won't have to worry about handling previously-encoded data. for now, though, this works. thanks, r53! Labels: Priority-Medium −Priority-Low Oct 09, 2008 r53 (fix some html encoding issues (see issue 12).) committed by lucasreddinger - fix some html encoding issues (see issue 12 ). fix some html encoding issues (see issue 12 ). Oct 05, 2008 issue 20 (make objects public on import) Status changed by lucasreddinger - i tried.. but it's way too slow to read and write a bunch of ACLs. Status: WontFix i tried.. but it's way too slow to read and write a bunch of ACLs. Status: WontFix Oct 05, 2008 r52 (import amazon-s3-php-class version 0.3.4 (from 0.2.4-b).) committed by lucasreddinger - import amazon-s3-php-class version 0.3.4 (from 0.2.4-b). import amazon-s3-php-class version 0.3.4 (from 0.2.4-b). Oct 05, 2008 issue 21 (don't require a high-res version) reported by lucasreddinger - we must have a thumbnail ("c") and a web-viewable ("b") version of every image. but it's not necessary to have a high-resolution ("a") version of every image. so let's make the import script detect if a high-res version exists, set a field in `photo_image` accordingly, and omit the link to the high-res version on image.php accordingly. we must have a thumbnail ("c") and a web-viewable ("b") version of every image. but it's not necessary to have a high-resolution ("a") version of every image. so let's make the import script detect if a high-res version exists, set a field in `photo_image` accordingly, and omit the link to the high-res version on image.php accordingly. Oct 05, 2008 issue 19 (bread crumbs on front-end photo page) Status changed by lucasreddinger - resolved with r51. Status: Verified resolved with r51. Status: Verified

issue 12 (utf-8) Labels changed by lucasreddinger - here's a problem that i've found with the lacking utf-8 support: in an image caption, i typed some greek words. when firefox submitted the form data to the server, it converted the characters to HTML NCR (numerical character references, e.g., "Κ"). but the global.php script doesn't expect HTML NCR to already be in the database. it converts "&" to "&". so all of the greek characters would break when run through output() in global.php. for now, i'm utilizing a feature of php's htmlspecialchars(): $double_encode! i'm using the function htmlspecialchars() now and setting $double_encode to false. once we get unicode working, we won't have to worry about browsers sending HTML NCR to the server, so we won't have to worry about handling previously-encoded data. for now, though, this works. thanks, r53!

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here's a problem that i've found with the lacking utf-8 support: in an image caption, i typed some greek words. when firefox submitted the form data to the server, it converted the characters to HTML NCR (numerical character references, e.g., "Κ"). but the global.php script doesn't expect HTML NCR to already be in the database. it converts "&" to "&". so all of the greek characters would break when run through output() in global.php. for now, i'm utilizing a feature of php's htmlspecialchars(): $double_encode! i'm using the function htmlspecialchars() now and setting $double_encode to false. once we get unicode working, we won't have to worry about browsers sending HTML NCR to the server, so we won't have to worry about handling previously-encoded data. for now, though, this works. thanks, r53!

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