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@mk Go to "Commands in a Queue", find error there and Share it with us.
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@mk 1. Go to AndStatus Settings - Syncing and turn off "Download attachments over Wi-Fi only"
2. For StatusNet change SSL settings in this Microblogging system (go to Manage Microblogging systems)
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@mk And now, while your memories are fresh, could I ask you to write some story/advice, which could help others to go similar way and to which we could refer?! E.g. here with a Question label...
https://github.com/andstatus/andstatus/issues?q=label%3AQuestion+
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@mk "URI" is not the same as a path in a file system. Please attach an image using another application. I know that some "image viewers" don't work with their own URIs correctly.
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@mk I meant for you to create another "Question" with your answers.
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@mk Me :-) see e.g. here: http://status.vinilox.eu/notice/3182348
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@mk Now I remember similar case! The problem was with wrong libraries at a server side, which didn't allow proper parsing of a correctly formatted multi-part messages: @andstatus [Solved] I found a solution: It seems that #Andstatus demands a PHP server which is running PHP with Apache module. My instance ran until now under PHP with FastCGI. I could switch in the Plesk panel.…
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@mk I'm searching for "Android way" to implement things... Mustard code is mostly outdated and may not work on new devices. E.g. in KitKat image may be inaccessible via file system at all...
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@mk URI in Android may have meaning for a particular application only. This is why even the same image may have different URIs if accessed via different applications ("content providers")
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@mk I see that we are looping :-)
Please raise a n issue on a concrete problem, describing steps to reproduce it. And we will solve the problem easily.
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@mk There are _no_ files in the scenario, where image is picked up using a Content Provider. This is a modern Android approach.
On sending AndStatus opens Input stream, using URI as a handle, and posts this stream to Internet. No "files" are involved. Content provider may store the image in a database or generate it on a fly...
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@mk I guess Mustard creates its own copy of the image. AndStatus doesn't need this.
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