When micropub clients send HTML to be published as a note the rich text editor built into status updates renders the HTML as plain text.

While trying to do this:

Use Quill or Together to create a "like-of" of:

https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2018/2/20/17031836/jeff-bezos-clock-10000-year-cost

I encountered this error:

Known fails to create the Like, returning an error.

Some other notes:

version = "0.9.9"
build = 2018022001

While trying to do this:

Use the micro.blog apps (macOS/iOS) to create a post with an image on Known

I encountered this error:

Photo post is created, image does not show

Some other notes:

Uploaded images seem to be cycled twice through the system, since the url passed to uploadFromUrl() includes the known blog url, and notably no file extension which leads to MIME fun (a blank $mimetype)

This has a couple of solutions: mime_content_type($tmpname); or @cleverdevil’s use of finfo_open()

Give us some context:

• It'd also be really handy if you could tell us the contents of your version.known file
  0.9.9 2018032701 / 0.9.9-a 2018041302
• What database are you using? (e.g. mongo, mysql, postgres)
  postgres

I see other odd things in /var/log/nginx/error.log like :

notice - PHP [8] Undefined variable: entity in /<webroot>/IdnoPlugins/IndiePub/Pages/MicroPub/Endpoint.php:128" while reading response header from upstream

Which pertains to:

https://github.com/idno/Known/blob/master/IdnoPlugins/IndiePub/Pages/MicroPub/Endpoint.php#L128

While trying to do this:

Posting a "stack" of photos from Instagram via https://ownyourgram.com/photos

I encountered this error:

• it only posts the first photo/video screenshot

Some other notes:

Give us some context:

• version.known: version = '0.12.8' build = '2019062801'
• I am using mysql
• Diagnostics page just has this warning: You appear to be running directly from a git checkout [...]

While trying to do this:

Add another category to an existing note via micropub

$ curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Authorization: Bearer abc' --data '{"action":"update","url":"http:\/\/known.bogo\/2016\/this-is-a-slugtest","add":{"category":["foo","bar"]},"replace":{"slug":["differentslug"]}}' 'http://known.bogo/micropub/endpoint'
HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
...
Couldn't create note

I encountered this error:

HTTP/1.1 500
Couldn't create note

When using a micropub client to publish a bookmark on Known you can not add any content in the box before the post gets published.

While trying to do this:

1. Go to wiki.indieweb.org
2. Click login
3. Enter Known site URL for a single-user site with a single-user template.
4. Select IndieAuth option and click Authorize

I encountered this error:

The 'me' value that is propagated to the client contains the /profile/$username suffix. Instead it should default to the home page.

It appears that the code responsible for generating the me URL is in

Known/IdnoPlugins/IndiePub/Pages/IndieAuth/Auth.php

which calls the getURL code.

Some other notes:

Observed using hosted known at withknown.com on a custom domain http://1500wordmtu.com

While trying to do this:

Use hashtags within the description of a post to Instagram and have it returned to my site by OwnYourGram

I encountered this error:

Any word preceded by a # is deleted from the description and turned into a Known tag. Compare, for example, https://stream.jeremycherfas.net/2019/pay-no-attention-im-actually-testing-my-photos-to-try on my Known site with the original on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BtGrqFdH3ZI/

Some other notes:

Give us some context:

I like that Known tries to turn hashtags into tags, but I would much prefer it to simply leave them in the description of the photo.

• It'd also be really handy if you could tell us the contents of your version.known file

version = "0.9.9-a"
build = 2018120201

• What database are you using? (e.g. mongo, mysql, postgres)

Mysql

• Any warnings or errors in your admin/diagnostics page?
• If this is a programming bug, can you include examples of any Micropub / API calls / webhook pings you make? Otherwise please don't worry about what this means!
• Bonus points - are you able to illustrate the issue with a unit test? If so, submit it as a pull request!

While trying to do this:

Publish a new note via micropub. The note had a published property set to some unix timestamp.

I encountered this error:

The note's published property was silently ignored. The note was created, but with the current timestamp.

Known should reject invalid timestamp values instead of silently ignoring them.

Some other notes:

When setting published to a ISO-861 datetime string like 2016-01-02T23:42:00+02:00, known uses that date correctly.

While trying to do this:

Posting a photo on Instagram and having it syndicate to my Known site.

I encountered this error:

The post does not get created. OwnYourGram returns an error.

Some other notes:

I originally had this as an OYG issue, but @aaronpk saw this error his end...

{
  "error": "invalid_request",
  "error_description": "Failed uploading photo from https://davidjohnmead.com/file/3b44c043122f278ba9eac3ae7bdb7cc9",
  "messages": []
}

...and thought it "looks like something is wrong with Known understanding its own images".

When I initially set up Known is was with 0.9.9 (from the site) and it imported previous photos when I hooked up OYG. Since updating to the build from @mapkyca site it doesn't.

• Version 0.9.9-a (2018112001)
• mySQL
• no errors that I've seen

Give us some context:

• It'd also be really handy if you could tell us the contents of your version.known file
• What database are you using? (e.g. mongo, mysql, postgres)
• Any warnings or errors in your admin/diagnostics page?
• If this is a programming bug, can you include examples of any Micropub / API calls / webhook pings you make? Otherwise please don't worry about what this means!
• Bonus points - are you able to illustrate the issue with a unit test? If so, submit it as a pull request!

There is a bug in Known which causes HTML posts published via Micropub to be changed (usually in bad ways) when "editing" the post, even when you don't actually make any changes to the post. I discovered this issue when publishing via Sunlit 2.0, which supports Micropub.

I published two stories:

• Car Museum with William
• San Diego with Lacey

Because Sunlit doesn't yet support syndication via Micropub, I clicked "edit" on one of the posts, and toggled on syndication to Twitter and Facebook, and then clicked "save." The result was that the post's content was changed (in a destructive way, resulting in visual regressions), even though I hadn't actually edited the content, or even clicked into the content editor.

Seems like this is a bug.

(Originally published at: https://cleverdevil.io/2018/editing-a-post-in-known-can-have-destructive-side-effects)

Hi,

I may have missed some installation step, but I enabled the plugin on my Known instance, and the endpoints get added correctly in the template. But when heading to the micropub endpoint, I get a 404 "this ressource does not exist".

Moreover, if I try to use Quill, it finds the correct endpoints but can't post anything after the auth, due to this error.

Thanks

While trying to do this:

Feed from Instagram multiimage to Known via OwnYourGram

I encountered this error:

Instead of two different images, Known shows two copies of the first image https://stream.jeremycherfas.net/2018/they-go-in-they-come-out20%25-maize-flour-sourdough

Some other notes:

The previous time I had a multi-image in IG, Known pulled in only the first image because I believe that was the correct previous behaviour.

Give us some context:

• It'd also be really handy if you could tell us the contents of your version.known file
  version = "0.9.9-a"
  build = 2018111201

• What database are you using? (e.g. mongo, mysql, postgres)

• Any warnings or errors in your admin/diagnostics page?

• Bonus points - are you able to illustrate the issue with a unit test? If so, submit it as a pull request!

While trying to do this:

Create a note with a defined URL slug (path) via Micropub

$ curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded'\
    -H 'Authorization: Bearer abc'\
    -d 'h=entry' -d 'content=this is a slugtest!' -d 'slug=slugtest'\
    'http://known.bogo/micropub/endpoint'
Post created at server
http://known.bogo/2016/this-is-a-slugtest

I encountered this error:

Slug is ignored and known creates the path itself from the content

Hi folks,

I'm working on a Micropub client. A user who runs Known with indiepub is encountering an error using my app. Specifically, when their request was successful and I received a 200 OK response, the content-type header was set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded

As per the spec, I expected an application/json response.

Is what's available in the Token.php file correct?

While trying to do this:

Create a note with two images via the micropub endpoint

$ curl -i -H 'Authorization: Bearer abc' -F 'h=entry' -F 'content=2 photos'\
     -F 'photo[]=@/path/to/image.png' -F 'photo[]=@/path/to/image2.png'\
     http://example.org/micropub

Passing two image URLs fails the same:

$ curl -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -H 'Authorization: Bearer abc'\
     -d 'h=entry' -d 'content=2 image urls'\
     -d 'photo[0]=http://example.org/1.jpg'\
     -d 'photo[1]=http://example.org/2.jpg' http://example.org/micropub

I encountered this error:

• HTTP status code 200
• no location header
• no post created

Some other notes:

The micropub draft spec section 3.3 create says:

To specify multiple values for a property, such as multiple categories of an h-entry, use array bracket notation for the property name.

the error log says:

PHP Warning: getimagesize() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/cweiske/Dev/tools/known/Idno/Entities/File.php on line 196