Nothing happens on server shutdown. You should be able to kill it without
losing anything as long as the Node process has finished writing to disk,
which is normally instantaneous.
On Mon, Sep 9, 2019 at 1:29 PM Arlen Beiler wrote:
> A few questions.
>
> In your wiki, open control panel, then go
A few questions.
In your wiki, open control panel, then go to the plugins tab. Please tells
us which plugins are enabled. Several of us work with the TiddlyWiki core
code so we know which plugins should be enabled in this situation and which
might cause conflicts.
Enable logging like Jeremy said.
>
> Clearly I broke my permissions recently.
>
Man I feel like this is the problem 80% of the time but I still always come
around to it later rather than sooner.
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Hi Kevin
I’m sorry you’ve run into problems. It’s not obvious what’s going on, but I was
going to suggest two tips for debugging:
* In the browser, use the developer console “network” tab to see each
individual tiddler being saved. You’ll see any error messages received from the
server, and be
I just now made a change to a Tiddler. I copied the tiddler body to the
clipboard and saved the Tiddler.
Then I waited 2 minutes, I went to the server and killed the node process.
The file for the tiddler I just updated has a timestamp of Aug 22 21:32.
Today is September 3.
"git log -- FILENA
Thank you for your reply. Good suggestions.
Yes, plain vanilla node on Ubuntu 18.04. Definitely editing in exactly one
browser tab. Not using Bob. $:/config/AutoSave says yes.
I've put the whole wiki into git and set up gitwatch saving on a 60-second
interval. If I can just figure out how
Kevin,
I do not necessarily have the skills to help but are you using vanila node
and what platform? presumably a linux flavor.
- Could you have the same wiki open in more than one window/tab/browser?
so latest tiddler save wins?
- The Bob versions help combat multi-access issues, bob.
It just happened again.
- I specifically checked to be sure the save icon went from red to
gray.
- Then I opened the tiddler and copied it to the clipboard.
- Then I went to the server and issued 'sudo reboot'.
The wiki came up with a multiple versions old edition of that tiddler.
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