You didn't hear? Geeklog now has self-healing code ;-)
Glad it's working...wished we knew what fixed it.
--Tony
Wardell, Mark wrote:
New information. It now seems to be working, but I'm not sure why as nothing
changed except the data I was working with. Some new events were added
today, one
* * *
On 31 Dec 2004, at 01:23, Robin Bowes wrote:
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Most of the load is, undoubtedly, on the database. Do you have
MySQL's query cache feature enabled and optimally configured? I'd
start there.
Tony,
I'm already using turck-mmcache but not cached querie
Most of the load is, undoubtedly, on the database. Do you have MySQL's
query cache feature enabled and optimally configured? I'd start there.
I'd also strongly encourage using a php accelerator like APC:
http://pecl.php.net/package/APC
I'm hoping you aren't doing either of those yet and if
When you say SQL Server I assume you mean the MySQL server. I didn't
want to give users the false impression that Geeklog runs under
Microsoft SQL Server.
--Tony
Jason Signalness wrote:
Hello again.
Never mind. I think I have found my problem. The time on the web
server was perfect. Th
consider using Subversion instead of CVS for GL2...I'm
really tired of the vague nuances of CVS.
--Tony
Vincent Furia wrote:
Tony,
Will you update CVS?
Thanks,
Vinny
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 13:18:39 -0600, Tony Bibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, you can install MVCnPHP
I've yet to hear anything substantive since the original 12/2 email I
sent on the topic. In the interest of time I'm going to move on but it
is worth noting one thing. The GL2 progress has been embarassingly
slow. I take full accountablity for this. This latest effort to move
forward on the
dir/system folder
4.. Copy the themefiles/navbar files to {yourtheme} directory - each theme
directory
a.. Example XSilver/nabar
5.. Update your theme CSS - added new CSS for the Admin Navbar
- Original Message -
From: "Tony Bibbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMA
Nevermind, apparently that needs to go into /path/to/geeklog/system...is
that right?
Blaine, FWIW, I don't see upgrade instructions for 2.3 in the upgrade
section of the forum installation document. I see a blurb about 2.3 RC
releases but not 2.3. Am I missing something?
--Tony
What's this about? Upgrading from 2.3. to 2.3.2...
--Tony
*Warning*:
main(/var/www/www.iowaoutdoors.org/dev/system/lib-portalparts.php):
failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
*/var/www/www.iowaoutdoors.org/dev/plugins/forum/functions.inc* on line *50*
*Fatal error*: main(): F
Could it be a browser cache issue?
One thing you could do is make sure there is an entry for the user in
the session table. If there is then I have to think it is cache
related. If there isn't then let us know.
--Tony
eashwar wrote:
I am having a strange problem with the Who is Online bl
You should have, instead, first created the new account and then updated
all his stuff to use the new userid and then deleted the bad account.
Vinny's right, once done, it can't be undone.
--Tony
Vincent Furia wrote:
No, there is no way to restore those associations. The entire point
of del
Bruce, man, you are killing me. Here is most likley my last friendly
response. Read below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you say look at the config.php file, does that mean I can download it
and edit it and then upload it to my installation?
Config.php is the Geeklog configuration file. I
Bruce, sounds like you simply need to spend more time with the system
and in the forums. Much of what you are talking about has been done,
others have not. The Docs do a fairly good job explaining all this.
--Tony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not sure I understand this comment. Why would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Can I and how do I setup or change the dimensions of the
photograph that one
can upload with their profile? Well, I know I can because I uploaded one
pic to the main site at http://www.geeklog.net when I registered
there. My
site didn't allow any photo larger t
Adding images to articles is an admin-only feature right now.
--Tony
eashwar wrote:
Hi all,
How do I allow users to attach photos with posts ? How do I
configure geeklog for this, i am running 1.3.9.
thanks,
Vaithee
not be able to install
staticpages later?
Thanks,
Norm
Norman Cohen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"People seem to enjoy things more when they know a lot of other people
have been left out of the pleasure."
Russell Baker
On Jul 8, 2004, at 8:28 PM, Tony Bibbs wrote:
Sounds like you removed the
Sounds like you removed the static pages plugin from your 1.3.7
release. If that is the case, the upgrade script is probably trying to
upgrade it not expecting it not to be there. This is probably a bug
(I'd need to verify it) so report it. Ways around it would include
reinstalling it or ha
This has been done with other projects and mentioned a few times here
and there but is there any interest in allowing people to bid on bugs.
The idea is someone finds a bug/issue/feature they need addressed in
Geeklog and they can go ahead and put a price they are willing to pay to
get the bug
I'd respond by saying if this is something you can genericize and make
it so this feature can be turned on/off in the config.php file then this
may be worth including in CVS. If you haven't made this work via
config.php and can without too much work, do so and submit a patch (or
tarball with e
f PHP?). This will need to be looked into. Can you create
a bug for this (even though I'm not convinced it is yet) and attached
your php.ini and .htaccess to it? You can do so at
http://project.geeklog.net.
--Tony
Stephen Adams wrote:
On May 27, 2004, at 07:52, Tony Bibbs wrote:
Mayb
Maybe this was checked before in this thread and I missed it but it
sounds like register_globals in php.ini is turned off. It must be on.
--Tony
Stephen Adams wrote:
On May 26, 2004, at 16:01, Dirk Haun wrote:
Stephen,
Logged in as Admin. No joy. Then, when I went to check
permissions
If your wiki is PHP-based it is easy. All you need to do is use
COM_siteHeader() and COM_siteFooter() which are both in lib-common.php
(hence the COM_ prefix). If you look at those functions and know a
little about PHP you should be able to get it to work.
--Tony
Lucas Gonze wrote:
I'd li
Well, you gave most of your answer away right there. Just create a
static page with the information you want in it and then edit your
theme(s) to use that static page.
--Tony
baskaran vaitheeswaran wrote:
Hi,
How can I customize the "Contact" static page link ?
in the sense I do not have a
[1] And no, I'm not volunteering to do it. Just sayin'...
Damn ;-). Seriously, if anybody is interested in doing this let us
know. This would definitely raise your status in geekdom. Also, if we
make this an OO solution, I could make use of it in GL2 and the library
could be released to
That's how the Movable Type implementation that I mentioned works (I think)
--Tony
Zach Shelton wrote:
just an idea:
Does there exist a registry of porn site URLs similar to the ones
maintained for spam blacklists? If so, then it would be possible to check
against such a list and reject any c
Ray, there are efforts amoung blogs/CMS/etc to implement spam
prevention. Someone recently posted to us about a project MoveableType
has. Right now we don't have immediate plans for this though the
subject has been discussed amongst us developers with no real decisive
route planned. If you c
Are the images in your image/userphotos/ directory?
baskaran vaitheeswaran wrote:
If i attach a photo as part of "Account Information"
or "Stories", I see it being stored in the database
but doesn't render on the pages. Any pointers would be
greatly appreciated.
Vaithee.
Nope, you simply need to edit the template.
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I assume that there is a way to add new links to the navigation
without manually editing the theme templates, no?
Clarification:
I understand how to edit and create blocks. I am specifically
referring to the navigation
Your theme must support it this. IF you still aren't seeing it try
switching themes to one of the stock ones and see if that helps.
baskaran vaitheeswaran wrote:
When you say "add to menu" it gets added to the place
right above the centre block, along with "advanced
search", "contacts" etc.
-
Just tested a deletion on my 1.3.9 site. Works fine AFAICT.
--Tony
Todd Whipple wrote:
I can't seem to delete Events even if logged in as Admin. Are there some
issues with event deletions? Running GL 1.3.9.
Thanks,
-Todd
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Just remove {copyright_notice} from
/path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout//footer.thtml and insert
the HTML you want.
--Tony
Simon wrote:
Can someone please tell me how to customize the copyright statement
that is put at the bottom of the page? I want to add a statement that
content is licens
Sorry, that should have read "relative value" at the end of my last post.
--TOny
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Hrm, I think you have an invalid value for one of your paths (maybe
$_CONF['path_images']). You should double check that and other
related paths because your error sho
ks,
-Todd
-- Original Message ---
From: Tony Bibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:00:10 -0500
Subject: Re: [geeklog-users] New story errors
You need to be sure that
/path/to/geeklog/public_html/images/articles exists and that the
webserver u
You need to be sure that /path/to/geeklog/public_html/images/articles
exists and that the webserver user can write to that directory.
--Tony
Todd Whipple wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I have recently upgraded to 1.3.9, and thought successfully. This evening I
was try
Yes, there are settings in config.php which control this. It's quite
clear, IMHO.
Orvis, Joshua D. (HSC) wrote:
Anonymous users keep posting lists of links to porn sites on my
geeklog installation. Does anyone know how to restrict comments/etc to
registered users only? I’d like Anonymous user
Well, let me be the first to chime in by saying I an not a fan of client
side javascript. However, I see your point and I'd recommend if we did
something like that that we give a non-js option for people like me and
I'd even encourage that same behavior in the forums.
In fact, I'd suggestion
Yeah, but if it is 100MB you are better of going Dirk's route. At some
point the filemgmt plugin should allow people to simply specify the
server side absolute location and upon saving verify updating the
properties (e.g. file size, etc).
--Tony
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 12:02, Ed wrote:
> : I got
Oh, and of course, if you do the legwork we'd be more than happy to
include your patch ;-)
--Tony
On Mon, 2004-03-29 at 14:39, Dirk Haun wrote:
> Steve,
>
> >Is there any way to close a poll, so that the results are still
> >available but voting is disabled?
>
> Well, if you remove a poll from
Hrm, yeah, I don't think that is possible. Right now we data drive the
titles, even for PHP blocks. A feature request you might want to submit
is allowing for PHP blocks to determine their own title.
--Tony
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 11:36, Jannetta Lewis wrote:
> Hi Tony
>
> Yes I want to change t
Can you explain your scenario a bit. It is simply you want to
dynamically change the title for the same PHP block?
--Tony
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 09:39, Jannetta Lewis wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> More questions ... Is it possible to override a php block's title in
> the php code?
>
> Jannetta
>
> ===
You'd have to do this in a PHP block. From there you could declare any
PHP global variables you need such as $PHP_SELF, $_REQUEST, $_GET,
$_POST or, if you are on PHP older than 4.1 $HTTP_POST_VARS and
$HTTP_GET_VARS.
Also you may want to look into the menu plugin that I have seen but
haven'
o this yourself, any help
is appreciated. The fix would need to occur in admin/topic.php most likely.
--Tony
Chris Besignano wrote:
I am not using the Journal Plugin. Just staight-up geeklog. The topic I
was creating just happened to include the word Journal.
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Again, note t
Carolyn is right, you need register_globals turned ON in your php.ini
Carolyn Van Slyck wrote:
Do you have global variables turned on?
Malik, Faisal wrote:
Friends,
I am a beginer and have installed geeklog on my machine. Every thing
seems
to work ok expect that i am not allowed to add a n
ovide it with valid data.
The other thing I would suggest is that either we always use POST
methods, or
encrypt and sign the arguments generated in a GET method to avoid either
replaying or injecting bad data to geeklog. Nevertheless, all data
should be
validated/sanitized prior to use.
rega
nitized prior to use.
regards,
Drago
Quoting Tony Bibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
the problem is the journal name has a single quote (') in it. Change
"Chris' Journal" to "Chris Journal" and all would be well.
--Tony
Chris Besignano wrote:
Hello,
I am runnning
the problem is the journal name has a single quote (') in it. Change
"Chris' Journal" to "Chris Journal" and all would be well.
--Tony
Chris Besignano wrote:
Hello,
I am runnning geeklog 1.3.8-lsr4 on linux. I attempted to add a new
topic, but left a space in the topic id. Now I get this S
Please spend a little time on http://www.geeklog.net...the downloads you
seek are there and the docs cover the details of using PHP blocks. If
after reading the docs you have questions then please ask at that time
but please make an attempt to learn it before blasting this list.
--Tony
Aplle
PGP = Pretty Good Privacy (do a GOogle search). This is a legacy field
that really has little value to most GL users. You can ignore it or, if
it bothers you, take it out of the corresponding .thtml theme files.
--Tony
cohrt wrote:
Please explain me this acronyme
;https:' : 'http:') .
"//www.example.com/";
What is the method of submitting patches to the development team?
Drago
Quoting Tony Bibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I personally wouldn't like this because I know some proxy servers that
pass web traffic to web server
I personally wouldn't like this because I know some proxy servers that
pass web traffic to web servers behind it end up making the relative
pathing a problem. Geeklog needs to make clear (and clean) support of
SSL for all admin functions. The base is there we just need to change
the code to a
function foo() {
global $HTTP_SERVER_VARS;
echo $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'];
}
TechFan wrote:
I am actually using a modified TabularDynamics layout. . .but I am finding
that the active tabs aren't being marked like they should. I did some
reading and found that the $_SERVER global var
Ah, yes. This is correct. It's not different than unix file
permissions. You may have write access to a file in a folder but if you
don't have write access to the folder itself you are SOL. Let us know
if this fixed your problem.
--Tony
TechFan wrote:
I checked out the FAQ. . .had to rea
do a SELECT * FROM gl_stories WHERE sid = 'X' replacing the X's
with the SID and paste it in your response.
--Tony
TechFan wrote:
I was trying to show a non-admin user (is story-admin) how to post news
articles today. . .she was able to create a story and typed in the info,
then decide
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layer
of security to force them into https mode you can modify the
auth.inc.php to redirect them to https if the SERVER_PROTOCOL is http.
--Tony
Ted Roby wrote:
On Feb 2, 2004, at 9:56 AM, Tony Bibbs wrote:
Assuming you are using a fairly recent version of PHP you could do
this in lib-common.
This is wrong:
"(.sid = gl_comments.sid)"
there should be a table name before ".sid".
Not sure why that is happening, though. Submit this as a bug even
though experience tells me this is usually a user-mistake during the
installation process rather than a bug. We'll try and reproduce it.
Assuming you are using a fairly recent version of PHP you could do this
in lib-common.php *after* the include of config.php:
if (stristr($_SERVER["SERVER_PROTOCOL"],'https')) {
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'https://mydomain';
} else {
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'http://mydomain';
}
This assumes that
I just read Dirk's post about theme specific icons. To amend the
feature enhancement I had below for file uploads we may have to consider
supporting uploading to a specific (or multiple) themes which shouldn't
be that hard either.
--Tony
Tony Bibbs wrote:
There really isn't a
There really isn't a good way to do this. The topic editor is really
old and is, arguably, one of the most neglected pieces of code. That
page should have been updated a long time ago to allow for remote image
uploads (similar to image articles or user profile pictures).
Anyway, if you have
If you bug tracking system in PHP based then you can make use of
COM_siteHeader and COM_siteFooter in lib-common.php.
--Tony
ed wrote:
: One thing
: I'd like to be able to do is have my bug reporting and feedback system
: on the web with the same GL interface. Can I do this?
You can try the e
Geeklog tends to hide any actual email addresses and, instead, posts
links to the profile page for a given user where email can be sent.
Now, if you are asking to filter out addresses entered by users, that is
another story. You should submit this a feature request to
http://project.geeklog.ne
Thanks for the clarification.
What's left on your 1.3.9 to-do list?
--Tony
Dirk Haun wrote:
Tony wrote:
There is a
function, COM_email, that make sending emails from Geeklog (and plugins)
easy.
Actually, the function's name is COM_mail and it only exists in the CVS
version at the moment
ffort up and running.
- Sebastian
On Dec 29, 2003, at 10:38 AM, Tony Bibbs wrote:
Sounds good to me. I'm not a big fan of wiki's...that's not to say I
won't use it I just haven't like many of the interfaces. Let us know
where the home fo
No, this doesn't exist. We have had requests to go the other direction
(i.e. posts to mailing lists showing up in a forum).There is a
function, COM_email, that make sending emails from Geeklog (and plugins)
easy. If you are capable of modifying the code to use it and provide
the administr
Sounds good to me. I'm not a big fan of wiki's...that's not to say I
won't use it I just haven't like many of the interfaces. Let us know
where the home for the wiki will reside in the end...
--Tony
Sebastian Celis wrote:
Hey everyone,
Well, Dirk suggested we move this topic off of the for
This is clearly not a Geeklog issue. That being said, don't hope for
too much feedback. Odds are you have one or more problems:
1) bad DNS setup (when you ping feyiola.com from a remote box do you get
the right IP?).
2) Bad router configuration. Are you sure traffic that should get to
192.168
a problem with the Gallery integration?
bye, Dirk
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| |less potential fisherman to clutter up your |
| |favorite pool or pond. --Ed Zern |
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Not natively. However, my question is do you want users to be able to
submit stories to the submission queue in Geeklog by email or
Administrators to be able to submit stories to directly into Geeklog by
email.
I have this sendmail based email connector code (all php-based) that
provides the
I can't help but it may be worth noting that I don't think the geekary
is supported much anymore. You'd be advised to consider the gallery or
4images photo systems.
--Tony
Daniel Olmedilla wrote:
Hi,
I am using geeklog and without problems. I have also geekary installed but I
have a proble
it of code would be
really useful in a lot of different ways to different apps but nobody
has really tried to do anything with it yet other than myself.
--Tony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Tony Bibbs wrote:
FWIW, if this *is* what he means, this could be easily done
No I think he means he has a mailing list where he'd like to see it show
up on the site as a forum.
FWIW, if this *is* what he means, this could be easily done using the
email_connector code I wrote and put in our CVS.
--Tony
Blaine Lang wrote:
I do have a migration tool to move Geeklog sto
FYI, someone needs to implement ntpd...this email came at a point in the
future.
kko wrote:
Have you tried the same with ...?
Regards.
Alberto.
On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 20:39, Rob Griffiths wrote:
Note that the "\" character disappeared
Yeah, that's a long-standing bug. But the other charact
Dirk is right, this was a huge pain brought on by a number of complaints
, most notably by Rob of macosxhints.com. We have fixed it but GL2 will
handle all this stuff in a way that requires no addslashes or
stripslashes in the code. The unfortunate implication though, is that
when GL2 does co
Are you able to get any email generated by the system (i.e. do you get
an email when you register?)
mandoline mandom wrote:
Hi
First i would like to send a big thank you to all responsible for GeekLog.
I have looked at (too many) CMS already but GeekLog really did it for me!
Everything works
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ssions, that is. Stories
written by a (Story) Admin start with a default set of permissions that
is hard-coded in admin/story.php.
bye, Dirk
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I mean i sign up using hotmail,
> yahoo, even my work email and they all work fine. Does AOL filter email from
> untrusted servers or is it something else?
>
>
>
>
>
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[EMAIL PRO
Any of you getting any odd reports like the one below. This is the second
such statement I have had recently. One came before my big forum
migration, the other came in after.
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idance would be appreciated...
>
>
>
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harmlessly strange and sort of amusing. When you
think about i
t it to
> on and restart your web server.
>
> However, register_globals is On in my php.ini file.
>
>
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h
e box, have several sites that
> use it heavily)
>
> If I point directly to "http://domain.com/index.php";, I get a similiar
> message like this:
>
> domain.comindex.php could not be found. Please check the name and try
> again.
>
>
> Any help would be grea
Sorry if I am not getting it?
Thanks
-----Original Message-
From: Tony Bibbs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 3:40 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [geeklog-users] Function calls
Those curly bracket items are template variables, not really function
elcome_msg', $someStringVariable). It's that code that actually
replaces what you see.
HTH,
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harmlessly strange
ooks like it could be very cool and
> the sites I've seen it used on look fantastic, but I'm having a hard time
> finding how to use it other than the docs and the overwhelming oodles of info
> spread out. Is there a palce where I can get step by step info on how to,
> say,
tion yet. ;-)
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Mark
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http://www.geeklog.net/staticpages/index.php?page=20030212131112900
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then modifying any other CORE GL group may not be what
> all GL admin's want.
>
> I offerred this feature in the FileMgmt Plugin Admin - to update the
> "Logged-in Users" group.
>
> IMHO, the Group Editor should allow this operation.
>
> Blaine
>
> ---
> You can not today modify the rights of CORE GL groups via the group editor
> and there is no API to update CORE groups to add a new default permission.
> This is possibly by updating the SQL tables directly.
I addressed this in my post above...
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user issue as otherwise I think I may have to disable the
> chat altogether. Any ideas on how I might do this?
>
> Luke
>
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ser some permission somewhere?
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> Thanks!
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> Luke
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call to the function in header.thtml.
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> bye, Dirk
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deration.php, approx. line 250 ("Hack for
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