On 9/23/07, Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a feed which is generated by a local perl script. The > subscription has the perl script set as a command to execute. > When I click the "Update all favicons" button in the preferences > dialog, I see on liferea's stderr: > > sh: /home/drow/livejournal: is a directory > > The script is in /home/drow/livejournal/ljfriendfeed-local.pl. At a > guess, liferea has stripped off the last bit of the pathname and tried > to execute it again to get a favicon. This is a bit silly. > > (Somehow, it's coming up with an icon from livejournal.com anyway. I don't > know how, but it's nice...)
Well, the favicon scanning is pretty sophisticated ;-) What it does is to look in five different places for the favicon. Two of them are the source URL and the source server URL. The others are derived from the feeds base URL if the feed provides one. The bug was caused by treating feed source commands like HTTP sources. I fixed this in SVN (to be released with 1.4.4). So now Liferea will not use the source URL for feed source commands but still do the feed base URL scan. Lars -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
