I use LogJam for updating all the journaling services, and it seems to be okay here, too. But I don't suppose there's any Linux-friendly way of managing simultaneous cross-posting?
AFAIK, there's no Linux client that offers cross-posting functionality. (I am thisclose to learning C just so I can make one...) One person suggested to me the idea of posting to DW though LogJam, then loading the last entry back into LogJam and posting to LJ/IJ/DJ/whatever. I haven't tried it yet, though.
DW has plans for a built-in cross-poster. I'm looking forward to checking that out.
Not quite through a client, but I was checking into ping.fm recently for cross-posting via online service... you can set it up to update LJ, but they are missing the rest. I wonder if you can add IJ/DW as a custom URL.
"Settings / Custom URL Put in your custom URL. This URL needs to point to a script that can accept Ping.fm messages."
That's where I'm stuck at the moment... If this custom url exists for dreamwidth, then it'll make me one happy ping.fm nerd tonight.
I just joined this community, and I know it's rather late to be commenting on this, not to mention that Dreamwidth's own client's crossposting now works, but... Before it did work, I ended up writing myself a crossposting perl script (using the LJ::Simple perl module) which crossposts an entry to multiple LJ-based journals at the same time. I did it because I found charm's crossposting ability left somewhat to be desired.
Would anyone be interested in me polishing it up and releasing it on CPAN as a proper script?
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DW has plans for a built-in cross-poster. I'm looking forward to checking that out.
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"Settings / Custom URL
Put in your custom URL. This URL needs to point to a script that can accept Ping.fm messages."
That's where I'm stuck at the moment... If this custom url exists for dreamwidth, then it'll make me one happy ping.fm nerd tonight.
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$charm -u USERNAME -q -x ARCHIVEFILE
In practice, I have to use
$charm -f CONFIGFILE -q -x ARCHIVEFILE
because I haven't managed to figure out how to get my accounts to share a config file peaceably, but it's still much easier than the next-most easy.
Not sure if this helps but...
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Re: Not sure if this helps but...
You're welcome :D
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Before it did work, I ended up writing myself a crossposting perl script (using the LJ::Simple perl module) which crossposts an entry to multiple LJ-based journals at the same time. I did it because I found charm's crossposting ability left somewhat to be desired.
Would anyone be interested in me polishing it up and releasing it on CPAN as a proper script?
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