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Serendipity 2.1 - First Release Candidate
Xbox One Amazon am um :
Let yourself live, but non-trivial normal.
New Serendipity homepage online
-thh am um :
Very niche! - I like the new design (and content) very much.
Hans Gerhard Höller am um :
Hallo Garvin!
Ich benutze S9Y nun schon seit August 2006 und war immer sehr zufrieden damit. Auch die Umstellung auf die Version 2 hat ohne größere Probleme funktioniert. S9Y ist einfach zu handhaben, in wenigen Minuten installiert und sehr einfach zu bedienen. Danke für diese tolle Software!
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Dein Hadley B. Jones
Tost am um :
Serendipity 2.0.4 and 2.1-beta2 released
-thh am um :
Thanks for your hard work!
Two small nitpicks:
The "Development state" on the blog sidebar should be updated from "Recommendation(s): Use 2.0.3 release" to 2.0.4
The relase notes on GitHub at https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity/releases/tag/2.0.4 don't have a MD5 checksum, so the auto updater will fail.
MEL am um :
That's very good news.. I'm gonna wait for the patch version since I'm using it in production (v2.02). I hope you guys make an announcement for this feature. For me it would be the single most important feature of the software.
If I may make a suggestion, it would be helpful to be able to customize http caching headers [cache-control (max-age, s-maxage) and expires] either in the admin or (better) by predefined options in the local config file. These headers are also relevant for external caching systems such as a reverse proxy server, browser caching and any other private/public caching system on the way to the site. The plugin/internal caching and the mentioned http headers are actually pretty much necessary for a reverse proxy to cache dynamic content otherwise it wouldn't.