Copyright is all-rights-reserved, but he's willing to let people host this and run it themselves?
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Introducing Pinry, a self-hostable Pinterest.
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#22I have been getting a error when I attach a new pin
IOError at /pins/new-pin/
/Users/User_Name/Documents/pinry/media/pins/pin exists and is not a directory.
Re: Introducing Pinry, a self-hostable Pinterest.
#23I have been getting a error when I attach a new pin IOError at /pins/new-pin/ /Users/User_Name/Documents/pinry/media/pins/pin exists and is not a directory.
At the very least, ~/Documents is non-standard. I would hope it's configurable.
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#25I have been getting a error when I attach a new pin IOError at /pins/new-pin/ /Users/User_Name/Documents/pinry/media/pins/pin exists and is not a directory.
Be sure you have a version of PIL that has support for the image type you are trying to save. Also be sure that pins/pin is a directory. As the error says it does not see it as such. I've only tested this under Ubuntu 12.04 though so it may be a bug, please report an Issue on GitHub...
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#26Awesome! If I get some time I might hack this up into some type of self-hosted evernote thing. I just started using evernote and it's nice but most of my notes are pictures/sites and this looks to be a great fit. Kudos!
then you might like http://readle.com too.
Re: Introducing Pinry, a self-hostable Pinterest.
#27If you don't like sharing, and don't want to self-host, there is also http://www.clipboard.com
also, http://pinboard.in, http://readle.com, http://delicious.com
pinboard and readle have private items as well, if you dont feel like "sharing". :)
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#28You should do a one click deploy and charge subscription fees. Sort of like wordpress.
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#29If you don't like sharing, and don't want to self-host, there is also http://www.clipboard.com
Clipboard is currently in invite mode only but you can sign on to Clipboard by going to www.clipboard.com/register and using the invite code "just4u".
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#30Copyright is all-rights-reserved, but he's willing to let people host this and run it themselves? ?_?
The code is BSD licensed, you can modify and distribute it as you wish.