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Spamblock improvements

Garvin am um :

Olli: Sadly you didn't give me any mail address to contact you. I would like to investigate this, please mail me privately with the URL to your blog, and tell me what exactly you mean with "the captchas stuff".

Regards, Garvin

Garvin am um :

(One more note: Captchas are disabled for registered authors of your blog by default. So if you are logged in, the captchas are no longer displayed to you, but ARE displayed for anonymous visitors)

Spartacus Plugin Overview Page

Garvin am um :

I don't know; Toby said he wanted to look into it.

I'm myself absoultely unfamiliar with the PEAR framework and I'm sorry to have no time to dig into it any time soon. Which is why I hacked the page above into existence, which was far easier.

However I still would love to have PEAR channel support. I just don't know how. :-D

Best regards, Garvin

Apply markup plugins per-entry

Garvin am um :

That's right. We do not want to affect the stability of the current 1.0 release, so no new features are added to that branch.

We are currently working on improving our PR texts and the design/content of our website(s). When that is done, 1.0 will be released. The 1.0-beta1 can currently be used quite well until then. Upgrading is very easy, as usual.

But we don't really have a "large number of bugfixes". Compared to the 100+ required bugfixes in a WP release, we only have to offer 10+ bugfixes. Go figure. ;-)

Nice to hear that you are eagerly waiting for the release! You'll definitely have fun with it. :-)

Serendipity 0.9.1 maintenance release

garvin am um :

This would require world-writable permissions on the s9y folder, or it would need to store FTP access credentials in a readable PHP file.

Both I think are quite serious security implications, which I wouldn't want to support.

The way to go is to use PEAR for upgrading s9y easily. Tobias Schlitt seems to be working on this. :-)