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I'm trying to use my "historical" WebID (https://champin.net/#pa) with Solid. The WebID document is hosted on a regular web server, so it is not writable.
I get the error below, that says "Can't create type index without a writable profile document". Since my profile contains a link to a writable type index, and since I don't expect media-kraken to modify my profile document itself, I don't think that this should be a problem.
More generally, is it OK for a Solid application to assume that they have permission to modify my profile document?
The matter of whether profiles should be writable or not is something that is still under discussion, we talked about it here in case you want to learn more: solid/webid-profile#40
In any case, Media Kraken relies on type indexes, and so if one doesn't exist it'll need to create a new one and write it to the profile. I am aware that this is a limitation that makes it incompatible with some POD providers; but I'm ok with that because I think interoperability is very important and I don't see a point to Solid without it.
Having said that, this doesn't explain why you're getting this error if you mention that you've already got a type index. I've looked at your profile, and it seems like the problem is that you only have a public type index; but Media Kraken is trying to use a private type index (because it assumes that your movies are private by default). So you should be able to fix that by creating a private type index, which is writable by the application (the document itself can obviously be private and require authentication to be read/written).
I'm trying to use my "historical" WebID (https://champin.net/#pa) with Solid. The WebID document is hosted on a regular web server, so it is not writable.
I get the error below, that says "Can't create type index without a writable profile document". Since my profile contains a link to a writable type index, and since I don't expect media-kraken to modify my profile document itself, I don't think that this should be a problem.
More generally, is it OK for a Solid application to assume that they have permission to modify my profile document?
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