Ups

Microbug: The Reply-to header contains the correct e-mail address, but the wrong name (blog's name instead of the sender's name belonging to the e-mail).

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The robots.txt file can only exclude directories (which is weird. If a robot has enough juice to spider my entire site, it should be able to parse a simple regexp...)

I'll drop a line to Google feedback if the problem persists...

Thanks for the info though

Christian

I just did a quick search for "type=trackback" in my web server log, and indeed, Googlebot is trying to crawl this URL.

Anything I can do to prevent this?

I googled for my website today, and I saw that that Google hat quite a few results for "Danger Will Robinson" pages. Apparently, Google tried to follow the trackback URLs.

I have been using 0.8.4 until I upgraded to 0.9 when it was released, and in 0.9, the trackback URLs have "nofollow" attributes ...

Minor detail: I noticed that when the "Show number of entries per category" option in the category plugin configuration is set to True, entries with a "Draft" status get counted as well.

Christian

Actually, I think it should be slower. Matching a regexp is definitely more complex than the standard LIKE matching, but I'm not familiar with how the internals deals with them, or optimizes matching.

As soon as I have a bit more data in my DB, I'll run some comparisons and report them.

Chris

Great!

All you have to do is replace the "~" operator with the "~*" (tilde-star) operator.

These operators match regular expressions, though. If all you're looking for is a plain text match, then you should probably be using the "LIKE" or the "ILIKE" (for case-insensitive matches) operator ...

This is not a bug per se. I noticed that virtually all of my visitors use the Quicksearch with lower caps, which makes most searches fail. Example: I have quite a few entries concerning Firefox, but searching for "firefox" fails.

I'd be grateful if you could tell me where the code for the ...