Anthias Compatibility

[AydinFatoglu]

As you know screenly OSE is now changed to Anthias i tried to use ose monitoring with the latest version of [Anthias] but got errors

So which version of Screenly ose is fully compatible with ose monitorring ?

Thanks

[didiatworkz]

Hello @AydinFatoglu
It has not yet been tested and approved by me, as I also only found out about the change in the last few days.

[michaelortnersanube]

hello @didiatworkz it working good with the new version, but i have problems to upload a picture on the new version from Anthias.

Webseite URL works fine.

[RainerReik]

Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
@didiatworkz Thanx for all the effort you put into SOMO.

[xme]

I was investigating exactly the same issue today. I found that the upload of a file triggered a Python exception. I did not have the time to investigate deeper but the following patch fixed the issue for me:

In Anthias, server.py, line 588, I changed the code like this:

    try:
        uri = (get('uri')).replace(ampfix, '&').replace('<', '&lt;').replace('>', '&gt;').replace('\'', '&apos;').replace('\"', '&quot;')
    except:
        uri = (get('uri'));
        uri = uri['uri'];

Use at your own risks! It worked for me!

[JayGie]

@xme, can you give more details on the fix?
Did you change that in the server container somehow? The change in server.py in the files don't seem to fix it for me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[JayGie]

I was investigating exactly the same issue today. I found that the upload of a file triggered a Python exception. I did not have the time to investigate deeper but the following patch fixed the issue for me:

In Anthias, server.py, line 588, I changed the code like this:

    try:
        uri = (get('uri')).replace(ampfix, '&').replace('<', '&lt;').replace('>', '&gt;').replace('\'', '&apos;').replace('\"', '&quot;')
    except:
        uri = (get('uri'))
        uri = uri['uri']

Use at your own risks! It worked for me!

It seems that the newest Anthias has a different backend setup (they are running django), but I installed a fresh v0.18.7 version for tests and applied your fix to the server.py in the server docker and it worked (but you need to skip the semicolons on the except lines, its python. (fixed that in my quote)