Thanks garvin,

I didn't know if there was an easier way, it looks like there isn't

Many thanks!

Hi,

I'm trying to modify a spam statistics plugin to read entries from the spamblock plugin's log. To do this I need to work out what type of logging spamblock is using. How can I find the 'logtype' property of the spamblock plugin from within the spamstats plugin?

I noticed the spamblock logtype ...

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

Yeah, definitely I would put more work into the backup plugin, which might also need some polishing.

Ok nice one I'll have a look see how it goes.

Cheers.

Crikes that was a quick response, I'd only just edited my last post. Well, I'll leave it if that's ok with you, I'm going to test out the backup plugin I think I saw a while back see what that's about.

Cheers.

Hi Garvin,


An example script for that is in the bundled-libs directory of s9y. It got unmaintained, so if anyone here wants to polish it up, have a go.


I wrote the docs/upgrade.sh script originally and didn't realize it was now out of date, my fault for not keeping in the loop I suppose. I ...

I fibbed actually - the command is more like:

grep searchtext /path/to/search -ri

to search for 'searchtext' under /path/to/search recursively and without case sensitivity. Thing is that might be slightly different on linux as well(!) - I'm on FreeBSD :P Throw " marks around the searchtext if it ...

Create a patch if you're able and submit it to the developers on the mailing list, it may well get added!

That particular border setting is done in serendipity_functions.inc.php - open that file and find the first instance of 'border: 0'.

If you're on *nix you could have found this using 'grep "border: 0" /path/to/s9y' - if you're on windows I'd suggest getting a decent text editor like editplus that ...

That sounds as though one of your mysql tables is missing or corrupted for some reason. If it's a new install it's probably easiest to delete the db and just reinstall; if you have lots of data in the db already you should revert to a backup of the db.

Try functions.inc.php

Doesn't look like there's a way to edit comments eh? The only thing I can see is an option to delete the comment if you're logged in as an admin - in the popup when you choose to view the comment.

As far as the IP address details, it looks like there's a field for ip address in the comments table ...

Do you see anything in the referrers table in your db?

I've just added a 'remember me' feature to my s9y install which appears to work well. The affected files are admin.php, entries.php and functions.inc.php. The diffs (from 0.3 stable) are below. Hope it's useful for someone :P


*** serendipity_admin.php Tue Sep 30 22:21:59 2003
--- /web/serendipity ...

Ok.

Hi,

First up thanks for a great blog :P

I've just been playing with s9y for a few days now and all is great apart from the following:

If a user enters an invalid (404) URI, the code in index.php appears to still divert the user to the index page instead of displaying the 404 error message as it ...