My host is located in one timezone and I reside in another. I want my blog to display the time I posted the entry in my own Central Time Zone (CST6CDT) and not in my host's Pacific Time Zone (PST8PDT). What lines of code should I modifiy to add the required 2 hours?

This appears to be a SQL syntax problem (perhaps with the Primay Key syntax). I copied the db.sql file and tried to execute it myself (after replacing {PREFIX} and whatnot). I got all sorts of errors. So, I went to MySQL.com and rewrote the SQL syntax as best I could based upon their online ...

On the screenshots page of s9y.org it says "The screenshots we have are outdated, wait for the 0.3 release and we'll supply you with some." Well, 0.3 is out, so how about some screenshots?

Try the set_magic_quotes_runtime(0) function of PHP. Just slap it at the top of your PHP script.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.s ... untime.php

Cool. Let me know if you find and correct the bug so I can give Serendipity another try.

I am having the exact same problem. Serendepity creates 'serendipity_category', 'serendipity_config','serendipity_css','serendipity_suppress' and that's it. The install page doesn't report any errors and when I click the link to view my newly created blog I get: "Query failed: Table 'chadke ...