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Category Read/Write Permissions
Garvin am um :
Thanks a lot for letting me know. In fact, the n3rds.net admins already contacted me in this issue, and I was able to commit a bugfix today, which will surely soon get picked up by the nice people of n3rds.
Best regards, Garvin
Serendipity 0.8.4 released
Garvin am um :
The same information applies to upgrade 0.8 to 0.8.4 than any other upgrade:
- BACKUP!
- Unpack the new release files into your existing s9y directory, overwriting the files.
- Open your s9y admin panel
- Click on "Yes, please do so"
- Be happy.
We actually write this in most of our release announcements. Sorry that I left it out this time, I thought everybody now knew how easy updating is with s9y. :)
New WYSIWYG editor plugins: Xinha, FCKEditor
Garvin am um :
Well, that's always a tough question. We have a "stable indicator" on this blog on the right side.
I do think that 0.9 is ready for production, but we have not yet made official beta tests. But from the people using 0.9 (me included) there is quite a good feedback.
It's a matter of your personal taste if you can live with minor bugs and maybe needing to ugprade a few times more, or if you only want things on your machine that are thoroughly tested...
Garvin am um :
Ask, and thou shalt receive. Post strange HTML entities, and thou shalt receive question marks.
Garvin am um :
The SafeMode is a pretty hard concept to surround. Instead you should try to apply open_basedir directives and make your setup safe by using suExec and CGI modes instead of using a SafeMode concept that doesn't really work in the end (see where PHP6 seems to be going by discarding safemode).
So, bottom line: Serendipity was created with "SafeMode=off" in mind. It might work, but it's only guaranteed to work in SafeMode=Off, and at least I don't see a way to make Spartacus work in non-safe-mode.
Regards, Garvin
Garvin am um :
Instead of a "Download This" button which would swamp the interface with unneeded buttons for those people actively using spartacus, I suggest to get yourself familiar to CVS and download the files from http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/php-blog/additional_plugins/ - that both saves you some trouble and us for inserting links that the defy the intention of Spartacus :)
Best regards, Garvin