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mod_bookmarks: Suppress error publishing empty legacy bookmarks w/ no PEP node
It appears that when:
1) The user has no bookmarks 2 node in PEP
2) The client publishes an empty bookmark set to a legacy bookmarks location
3) mod_bookmarks will attempt to purge items from the non-existent node and
log an error about the failure (item-not-found).
This new code will suppress an item-not-found error from the purge operation
in the empty-bookmarks case, and adds a log message for any other error (this
is helpful because the existing log message confusingly says it was an error
*publishing* to the node, which isn't always accurate).
| author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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| date | Fri, 08 Nov 2024 10:24:42 +0000 |
| parent | 8728:41c959c5c84b |
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lxmppd - ... dia - Greek, 'through', pronounced "dee-ah", root of "dialogue" metaphor - An imaginative comparison between two actions/objects etc which is not literally applicable. minstrel - Itinerant medieval musician/singer/story teller/poet. parody - Imitation of a poem or another poet's style for comic/satiric effect. poesy - Archaic word for poetry. Xinshi - Chinese poetic term which literally means 'new poetry'. polylogue - Many conversations Thorns thought of: poe - Derived from "poetry" poezie - Romanian for "poesy" and "poem" Elain - Just a cool name Elane - A variation Eclaire - Idem (French) Adel - Random Younha - Read as "yuna" Quezacotl - Mayan gods -> google for correct form and pronunciation Carbuncle - FF8 Guardian Force ^^ Protos - Mars satellite mins - Derived from minstrel diapoe - gr. dia + poesy/poetry xinshi - I like it for a name just like that loom - The first application I run on the first day of using a computer Lory - Another name I happen to like Loki - Nordic god of mischief, IIRC Luna - Probably taken but I think worth mentioning Coreo - Random thought Miria - Also random Lora - Idem Kraken - :P Nebula - .
