SnailTrail

To blog, or not to blog? That is the question. Not to blog seemed to be the easy way out, but then a reader request! What can a poor writer do?

OK, let’s see if we can make this work, albeit a few days into the trip.

Day 1 Sunday

It’s hard work packing the van for 6 weeks, for 2 people. Go on, gentle reader and check just how many pairs of underwear you have - I’ve just packed 3 weeks worth.

This line is also a test

This test post will document how to set up the community plugin QuickAdd within Obsidian in order to generate a new folder with a blank index.md file ready for a new post. The index file will have correctly generated Date and Title fields along with the rest of the required default YAML front-matter.

The object of the exercise was to be able to generate a new page bundle for a new post with the page bundle folder being date and title of the post and an index MD file being an automatically generated with the correct wire had a matter containing the title date, et cetera.

5Testing, and again

New test using a-shell rather than Working. Have I solved the branch error?No, apparently not - let’s try again. Explicitly maiming the ref specs on the push worked, let’s see it it has set it permanently. Looks like it is fixed so let’s confirm. And another test!

This post will document how to set up the community plugin QuickAdd within Obsidian in order to generate a new folder with a blank index.md file ready for a new post. The index file will have correctly generated Date and Title fields along with the rest of the required default YAML front-matter.

A simple test to see if I can use Obsidian, Working Copy, and Hugo page bundles together from the new (to me) iPad

Let’s add a picture

Now let’s see if this old Bluetooth keyboard works. OK it does. Now let’s test if the new Obsidian folder structure is working.

Some follow ups

Is it a good thing running the Hugo blog as root? It is inside an unprivileged container - but still? Anyway it’s a simple mater to create a hugo user, add it to sudoers and then go back to the PVE and change the uid and gid of the NAS mount points so that they are now owned by user hugo. Then the blog, copied to the hugo home folder and chown’d appropriately should just work