During my Debian 10 install testing, I noticed that after I enabled audio, my uploaded images were marked as failed processing and return 404. Then after uploading some audio and enabling video, all my audio was similarly marked as failed. It's fine for new uploads from there on, but the failed items remain failed.

Hello, I read about the Mylar platform on Slashdot.org <​http://yro.slashdot.org/story/14/03/26/0352201/mit-researchers-create-platform-to-build-secure-web-apps-that-never-leak-data>. It is built on the Meteor framework and decrypts user data only in the browser, even website administrators cannot see what the user has on their account.

The developers of Mylar, who also helped develop CryptoDB, have already made an instant messaging application based on it which could be easily integrated into MediaGoblin for social networking features since it is already built. Even converting MediaGoblin to the Mylar platform might be easy since the Mylar developers only had to change about 35 lines of code for the applications they have already converted to Mylar.

But, I guess the ease of the MediaGoblin's transition to Mylar depends on whether MediaGoblin is written in Javascript or not since Mylar application are entirely written in Javascript (no MySQL or any other server side code, but I think CSS is still used). I tried to check the repository for MediaGoblin to make sure it is already using some Javascript, but Gitorious doesn't show the language statistics for the repository like it would on Github.

Let me know what you think, Here's Mylar's website on MIT servers <​http://css.csail.mit.edu/mylar/>.