This evening I noticed that there was a new perl module in CPAN by CPB Flickr::Upload. So I hacked together a Nautilus script to integrate Flickr.com uploads with the Gnome file manager.
If you want to give it a try,
* Install the perl module Flickr::Upload using either CPAN or download from http://search.cpan.org/~cpb/
* Grab this script
* put it in your ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts directory
* edit the following lines for your own use:
my $FLICKREMAIL = 'your-flickr@email-address-here.com';
my $FLICKRPASSWORD = 'somesekretword';
my $FLICKRTAGS = 'i like traffic lights'; # space separated list
It works find on my debian/sarge laptop, but should work fine on any other gnome desktop.
Patches would be welcome.
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[...] em. Ok, let’s ask Google. Several options seems to be available: Perl scripts to run from Nautilus or from wherever you want to run it. I don’t have Nau [...]
This little script is awesome! It took me a while to grab all the dependencies (and their dependencies), but it works like a charm now.
Debs are:
XML::Parser::Lite
XML::Parser::Lite::Tree
libgtk-perl
Thank you very much for this cool script!
Flickr Upload mit Gnome Nautilus
Marc Nozell wrote a nautilus script to combine the gnome desktop with the flickr online gallery.
Thanks!
This evening I noticed that there was a new perl module in CPAN by CPB, Flickr::Upload. So I hacked together a Nautilus script to integrate F…
[...] Some cool Nautilus file manager scripts and GNOME Power User Tools. When time permits, or if someone else is interested, these should really get packaged for Extras. Also, posting to flickr using Nautilus is nifty. A useful resource is the GNOME ISV Guide – with tools like Sabayon, and more gconf customisations, I can see this being a very, very useful resource. [...]
[...] Flickr Upload for GNOME Nautilus is a great little script which integrates your file browser with Flickr. [...]
Very cool!
Finally i could installed the script, but it doesn’t upload anything, how could i see the errors?
Hi, nice script but since Flickr has joined forces with Yahoo, it seems their login procedure has changed and this script no longer works. Will you be updating it? I wish I had the skills to do it…
also wondered if there’ll be any updates since the flickr merge?
Alek, I don’t know. All I really did was put a little nautilus wrapper around the perl that did all the hard work.
I’ve been using the java-based jUploadr lately.
Hoiw do I install the Perl script?
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I havn’t a clue what to do with the perl script. So your script won’t be of any help.
I no longer use my nautilus upload script so if flickr.com changes something, it may no longer work.
My prefered way to upload photos is through the f-spot photo managing package or occasionally the Java-based jUploadr tool which is pretty nice.
-marc
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…”i like traffic lights”
shouldn’t your script be written in python?!?
Thank you muchly!
“I like traffic lights I like traffic lights I like traffic lights except when they are red.” ;)
[...] and nautilus’ default preview generation makes it easy to browse these galleries. There is a Nautilus script available to upload images to flickr directly from the file manager, but I was unable to try it as [...]
This is receiving a 404. i’m interested in using this as a base for another nautilus script I want to write to allow easy upload of files to a specified directory on a FTP server. Can you email me if it comes back up?
jimmygoon@gmail.com
Receiving 404 File not found for the script. I am interested in using it.
Looks like the script has vanished. Nothing to see here people. Move on.
After four years the code has been afflicted with code rot.
There are many other, better tools to upload your photos to Flickr. I use f-spot almost exclusively to upload mine