So it should appear in your list of event plugins to install. Grep for "announce".

I feel stupid :oops: - it's there, but it is listed in German, so my searches for "announce" did not find anything, of course... sorry for bothering you.

I'll continue to investigate later...

Thanks a lot,

Ulli

It might be that you need to look for "Announce Entries", that's the proper
name of the plugin?


nope, nothing...:

Neither grep webl templates_c/package_event_* nor
grep Ann templates_c/package_event_* gives any results...

But plugins/serendipity_event_weblogping does exist. I'm puzzled.

Ulli

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!
So the serendipity_event_weblogping.php is empty? Only $Revision$ inside that file?

No, sorry, I meant the package_event_en.xml file; I expect that it mentions weblogping somewhere, shouldn't it?

The serendipity_event_weblogping.php looks fine. But still weblogping is not listed at all.

Ulli

That's right. Then the plugin serendipity_event_weblogping directory should still exist.


Yes, it does.


When re-installing, are you sure you click on the link for event plugins and not sidebar plugins?


Yes... and it checks the file package_event_en.xml. I trashed this (on the server) and ...

garvinhicking wrote:Uh? That depends - how did you remove it in first place?

I checked it in the event plugin administration and pressed "remove checked plugins"... shouldn't that be the standard method?

Ulli

Strange -- the plugin disappeared... and I cannot reinstall it?!? How can that be?

Ulli

Which event plugins are you running? Your test entry does not contain any HTML links, right?



Great! That brought us on track: I removed the "Announce Entries" plugin, and that solved the problem!

So, now it's only a matter of finding out which files of that plugin are bad :-)

Thanks a lot ...

Hi!
So it seems there's just a blank newline being emitted somewhere. Could you temporarily change your blog and personal preferences (both!) to the english language? Then we could exclude a bug in the german language files.

Also, could you try to replace the xmlrpc plugin with contents frmo the ...

Sadly, tracing those outputs is VERY hard to do, if not the hardest thing in PHP Debugging.


In particular if you don't know PHP, like me ;-)

However - is there a way to do somthing like a stack trace when the header is written? Actually, the 22d output triggers that the header is shipped out ...

Hi!

Ah, okay, so all of your s9y files are unmodified?

The the only thing I could know of would be a strange PEAR install. Try to edit your serendipity_config.inc.php file and set $serendipity['use_PEAR'] = false; - this will bypass any PEAR installed on your server...

HTH,
Garvin

No ...

It must be somehow related to your custom files or any modifications, because in a default s9y installation those characters do not show up...

But I did not modify anything... I'll see whether I find the problem.. thank you for the starting points...

Ulli[/quote]

Garvin,

you are right, I'm not using Polish. And it also did not help to remove them...

I still experience the same problem, however, now the three characters are 22d...

Do you have any guess where they come from? Or is there a way I can turn on debugging for tracing this? I tried to understand ...

Hi,

I found that ./plugins/serendipity_plugin_remoterss/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php, ./plugins/serendipity_event_spamblock/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php, ./plugins/serendipity_event_statistics/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php , ./plugins/serendipity_event_bbcode/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php and a lot of other files starts with ...

Hi,

I'm trying to use the metaWeblog.newPost RPC call, which works, but the response that comes back includes invalid characters and also error messages that make my XML parser fail on the other end. Any guess what's going wrong there?

Here is the conversation. I send:

POST /serendipity_xmlrpc ...