I started using writefreely 0.7 and everything seems to work fine but I am not able to customize any blog and it shows ‘server error’ when I click on customize.
Also, during setup I didn’t create the admin account but when I signed up on the local server, the first account I created seems to have defaulted to admin account. Is it normal?
Looks like it can’t find the template file. From the directory where you’re running the writefreely command, does this path exist? templates/user/collection.tmpl
The path is hard-coded for Unix-like operating systems (user/collection.tmpl), not Windows (user\collection.tmpl), so when you try to load the page it can’t find the template. I’ll fix this in the next release.
If you’re comfortable compiling the application, you could change account.go, line 799 (the one shown in the previous error) to use a backslash instead of a forward-slash – as well as any other place where you see if err := userPages["user/…
The next release should be out soon, though. There were quite a few bugs that have been brought up.
Nah. I am not so much into technicality. I will patiently wait for your next release.
Also, you might wanna know, I made a blog post about blogging in 2019 where I have highlighted write.as, and I will continue popularising writefreely & write.as
@matt Well seems to be a new issue now. Multi-user instance worked perfectly alright but there is now problems with single-user instance. After I create everything and start the server and go to address, it shows this