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Readme needs install instructions. #1
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I haven't used this in quite some time. Perhaps @dustin has some idea what might have gone wrong? |
I was able to get further by individually uploading each of the subdirectories. I'm not sure if cbfsclient is meant to do a recursive upload when you give it a subdir. Though, it appears it did at least try to upload the subdirectories, only it mangled them (Eg: cbfs-admin/js became admins (instead of admin/js). I filed an issue on cbfs about that. Once I understand the right way to install it, I'll fork and update the readme and send you a PR. |
Yeah, there's some kind of usage that behaves poorly. A bug got filed against cbfs for it -- that's probably the right place. Some thing I almost never do leads to something confusing happening. I guess I should figure out what that is and deconfuse people. |
I fixed this bug in |
I have cbfs running, and successfully installed monitor. Tried to install this but did something wrong.
What I did was, check out the repo locally and then ran:
cbfsclient http://localhost:8484/ upload ./cbfs-admin admin
If I go to http://localhost:8484/admin/ I get a page with Files, Cluster, Configuration, Home / and Lbirary / on the left side, no CSS, and nothing works. Seems the index.html uploaded ok but the rest didn't go to the right palce maybe.
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