Will uninstalling event plugins cause them to delete data stored by them?
Will I be able to reinstall event plugins without data loss?

Thanks. Maybe putting up a message saying exactly would be a nice idea ...

When trying to install new plugins on my installation of Serendipity 1.4.1, I always get this error. What should I do?

http://somedomain/serendipity_admin.php?serendipity[adminModule]=plugins&serendipity[adminAction]=addnew&serendipity[type]=event

Ereignis-Plugins

Versuche URL package_event_de ...

I'm aware of that, but after 3 tries the htaccess file is written and then the ip is blocked on ip level

In the meantime it turned out that Garvin was right about the thing with the same traffic and the same load. (I expected that to happen, as well).

My provider told me that they've never had such a problem. They can't generally block all frequent requests, since some of their customers do have so ...

The thing is: I don't want to switch my host, because I'm really happy with it.

I talked to them today and they told that these 449 requests came from the same ip during 1:30 minutes. In GoogleAnalytics the post has about 20 views per month, so there is something strange going on.

They told me ...

They give me an ultimatum until Saturday to fix it :(

They say that during yesterday evening there were 449 connections that looked like this one:

217.50.11.138 - - [14/Jan/2009:18:17:18 +0100] "GET
/index.php?/archives/75-Getting-Things-Done.html HTTP/1.1" 200 13935 "-"
"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U ...

Thanks for your hints. I asked the provider for further details and am waiting for there response.

Hi there,

some days ago my hoster automatically blocked my whole webspace because the article http://flominator.ramselehof.de/index.php?/archives/75-Getting-Things-Done.html was causing a lot of load.

I've been watching it for some months: this article receives unrealistic hits compared to the ...

Yes, feedburner is able to do that. Blog Alert (http://www.shootthebreeze.net/blogalert/) does it, too.

@Garvin: I once believed in RSS feeds as well, until I read http://putthingsoff.com/ditch-the-digital-itch/

judebert wrote:Yeah, but this capability won't help that at all. It's more about formatting the trackbacks differently than actually handling them differently.

You got that right. I never thought about changing my CSS for that, but it sounds doable. Any clues where I should start?

Oh! It's included by default ... thanks *duck*

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion. Which regexp do I need for clickable URLs?

The problem with the wiki plugin remains, though ...

I want to activate Wiki markup (or anything else that allows me to make clickable URLs and linefeeds as br-tags) in my comments.

Works good so far, except that " signs are turned to &quot even if I disable the html entities escaping in wiki markup. Wiki markup and Smileys are the only markup ...

I've just read this article about WordPress distinguishing between trackbacks send by the blog owner and other trackbacks. Own trackbacks are put in a section called updates, where "foreign" ones are put into the "normal" trackback section.

Is there any way to make s9y do that, too?

Thanks in ...