TODO

JD indicated that he could no longer upload files under one of his accounts. I figured it was a quota somewhere. I googled "upload drupal quota" and found this post on drupal.org. It turns out that upload quotas are set by role. How nice. I increased the upload quota for site admins from 300MB to 500MB total for now. Will look into cleaning up eventually. This is in /admin/settings/upload (4.6) in case we need to bump again. Currently, max size per upload is set to 1MB for site and media admin roles.

Here are various developer tasks that need attention:

User Feedback


Internet Archive


  • Sync Ourmedia nodes with archive regarding metadata such as licences and tags.
  • Integrate/Utilize archive.org flash and thumbs.

Player Related


  • create player sample page as per JD email to SpinFlow group
  • support ogg
  • better labels for revlog, etc (blank labels)
  • graphics and messages for empty channels (icon, default video)

Emails

By Markus Sandy at 04/28/2007 - 12:54
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Email is another thing to look into. I never got the confirm email from this site and I see email error messages in the Drupla admin log at Ourmedia.org. Do we have some sort of smtp running on the new servers? I'll have to check. Maybe not since Ourmedia.org emails are handled by Google.

P.S. I need to turn on tagging for these posts.

P.S. turn on author names and pub dates for blog posts.

A SpinXpress user posted a video to the Internet Archive but it did not show up at Ourmedia. Turns out that the reason for this is that the person had never logged into Ourmedia before and the "ia" module quietly does nothing in that case. No error message, no nothing.

So this got me looking over ia.module in general and hook_cron() in particular. Then I looked at all the hook_cron's in all our modules and found lots of issues.

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