On 2015-Sep-07, J Albrecht wrote with possible deletions:
> Wow. Thanks, Stefan. I will need to digest your detailed
> explanation and then give ‘er a shot. Tomorrow(!). I must first
> sleep…
Yeah man, you really should do that ;-)
On 2015-Sep-07, J Albrecht wrote with possible deletions:
> I re
Wow. Thanks, Stefan. I will need to digest your detailed explanation and then
give ‘er a shot. Tomorrow(!). I must first sleep…
Thanks again to all who have provided assistance.
> On 07 Sep 2015, at 00:05, dt-l...@stefan-klinger.de wrote:
>
> On 2015-Sep-06, J Albrecht wrote with possible del
I removed the space (a silly oversight) in the folder name. Still get the same
result :-(
> On 06 Sep 2015, at 23:11, darkta...@911networks.com wrote:
>
> 1. I'm not an OSX expert but I've seen something similar in OSX
> 2. I think that your problem is from the space '\ '. Replace the space
> wi
On 2015-Sep-06, J Albrecht wrote with possible deletions:
> Assuming that in my case, $(FILE_FOLDER) is actually “Sept15_Bike\
> Courier”, I’ve entering (again) the following:
>
> /$(FILE_FOLDER)/$(FILE_FOLDER)_RAWconversion/$(FILE_NAME)
>
>
> Whereas I desire the following structure under
Thank-you for your insights and suggestions.
Since Mac OS is also a ’nux system, I assumed that the naming convention would
work as you’ve described. Yet on my machine, it’s not behaving nicely.
Assuming that in my case, $(FILE_FOLDER) is actually “Sept15_Bike\ Courier”,
I’ve entering (again) t
I suspect what is happening here is that on a Linux system $(FILE_FOLDER)
would be an absolute path, i.e. it would begin with / whereas perhaps this
is not the case on Mac OS. If $(FILE_FOLDER) was a relative path, i.e. did
not start with a / and if the current directory at the time of export was
ething odd with your pictures' names...
J.-Luc
> Message du 06/09/15 17:40
> De : "J Albrecht"
> A : "Tony Arnold"
> Copie à : darktable-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Objet : Re: [Darktable-users] "export selected" directory f
I’m running 1.6.8 on Mac OS (Yosemite 10.10.5). Crazy apple ,-)
> On 06 Sep 2015, at 11:23, Tony Arnold wrote:
>
>
> That's strange. I've just tried my suggestion and it does what you
> want. What version of DT are you using and on what platform? I'm
> running 1.6.8 on Linux MINT 17.2
>
> >
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On 06/09/15 09:53, J Albrecht wrote:
> Thanks Tony. I had already tried this. Alas, it didn’t work.
> Whereas it does indeed give me a subdirectory under $(FILE_FOLDER),
> it copies the entire structure from “Volumes” until the media
> folder, and th
Thanks Tony. I had already tried this. Alas, it didn’t work. Whereas it does
indeed give me a subdirectory under $(FILE_FOLDER), it copies the entire
structure from “Volumes” until the media folder, and then onwards to
$(FILE_FOLDER). This results in at least 8 directory levels! As you can
ima
On 06/09/15 09:12, J Albrecht wrote:
> I am not too embarrassed to admit that I can’t specify the proper
> format to ensure that my exported images are sent to a sub-directory
> of $(FILE_FOLDER). Can somebody please help?
>
> Currently, I have: $(FILE_FOLDER)_RAWconversion/$(FILE_NAME) This
>
I am not too embarrassed to admit that I can’t specify the proper format to
ensure that my exported images are sent to a sub-directory of $(FILE_FOLDER).
Can somebody please help?
Currently, I have: $(FILE_FOLDER)_RAWconversion/$(FILE_NAME) This gives me a
new folder at the same level of the
* David Vincent-Jones [03-22-14 15:20]:
> "Unable to detect the URI-scheme of "mailto:"; is apparently a well
> documented problem
>
> From the web it appears that Arch have already patched to offending
> exo but the patch has not fully migrated yet. So for Arch users it
> works ... for the r
"Unable to detect the URI-scheme of "mailto:"; is apparently a well
documented problem
From the web it appears that Arch have already patched to offending exo
but the patch has not fully migrated yet. So for Arch users it works
... for the rest of us we need patience.
David
On 03/22/20
This is my error message:
Unable to detect the URI-scheme of
"mailto:?subject=images%20exported%20from%20darktable&body=DSCF0198.jpg%201/160%20f/11.0%2023mm%20iso%20400&attach=/home/david/.local/tmp/DSCF0198.jpg";.
And I did this running dt from the terminal.
Interesting that 'xdg-mail' is no
I think that this is dependent on the email program that one uses.
Previously I used Evolution ... that worked; I have recently tried Claws
... that also works well.
Currently (due to other functionality) I use Thunderbird ... that does
not work but provides an error message.
This has previou
Il sab, mar 22, 2014 at 4:46 , Colin Adams
ha scritto:
How is this supposed to work? When I tried it it just created a set
of files in ~/.local/tmp - is it supposed to actually transmit an
email (I wasn't asked for an address)? Or do I need to run some kind
of script? The manual doesn't mentio
How is this supposed to work? When I tried it it just created a set of
files in ~/.local/tmp - is it supposed to actually transmit an email (I
wasn't asked for an address)? Or do I need to run some kind of script? The
manual doesn't mention send as email at all (at least, not in lighttable -
export
Doh - it's obvious now you point it out - thanks Simon, much appreciated.
Cheers
Rob
On 21/11/13 21:09, Simon wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> the export module allows you (like almost any other module) to save
> presets. Have a look at the tiny buttons in the module's header, left of
> the name.
>
> Cheers
Hi Rob,
the export module allows you (like almost any other module) to save
presets. Have a look at the tiny buttons in the module's header, left of
the name.
Cheers,
Simon
On 11/21/2013 11:06 AM, Rob Dean wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Is there any way to save different export selected settings in much
Hi all
Is there any way to save different export selected settings in much the
same way as the history stack can be saved as a style?
For example, mostly I export in jpeg form, with the values "0" and "0"
in the max size selection boxes. Occasionally when I want to post
something to a facebook
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