But what about those, whose host's have safe mode enabled? Then Spartacus can't create files, and that really a pity. e.g. me and "my" dhost.info (which is really cool, but with safe mode). Is there any walk-around?
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
Michal am um :
Although I'm not much into CGI and such server-side-matters, I appreciate what you replied. Serendipity works fine for me (excluding things requireing safe-mode off like Spartacus), and as long as there's no way to turn sm-off, I'll have to handle work manually. Thanks again,
Regards,
Mike
Michal am um :
I've got an idea! Or a request, but I'm not quite sure if it's a proper place. Why won't the autor of Spartacus plugin place a download-button next to "Install plugin" ("Action" column)? Then we (hosted with safemode) could use Spartacus to easily download this sophisticatec CVS files from s9y respository. That would be great!
I hope that if the author made such nice script, that even installs plugins, he can easily ad "Download" plugin button on the respository list. Hmm? :)
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
Michal am um :
I managed to download "additional_plugins" in a zip file (don't remember where from), but the CVS and downloading one by one those files is really appaling. Nevertheless, I know what you mean. Wish you good programming!
Michal am um :
But what about those, whose host's have safe mode enabled? Then Spartacus can't create files, and that really a pity. e.g. me and "my" dhost.info (which is really cool, but with safe mode). Is there any walk-around?
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
Michal am um :
Although I'm not much into CGI and such server-side-matters, I appreciate what you replied. Serendipity works fine for me (excluding things requireing safe-mode off like Spartacus), and as long as there's no way to turn sm-off, I'll have to handle work manually. Thanks again,
Regards, Mike
Michal am um :
I've got an idea! Or a request, but I'm not quite sure if it's a proper place. Why won't the autor of Spartacus plugin place a download-button next to "Install plugin" ("Action" column)? Then we (hosted with safemode) could use Spartacus to easily download this sophisticatec CVS files from s9y respository. That would be great!
I hope that if the author made such nice script, that even installs plugins, he can easily ad "Download" plugin button on the respository list. Hmm? :)
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
Michal am um :
I managed to download "additional_plugins" in a zip file (don't remember where from), but the CVS and downloading one by one those files is really appaling. Nevertheless, I know what you mean. Wish you good programming!