Congrats with yet another release! I have tried and tested a lot of other blogging software but the ease of use and - most important to me - the use of SPARTACUS really makes S9y the best blogging software for me!
One thing that would be on my wish list however, would be the option to upgrade from within SPARTACUS (either beta's/snapshots or final releases!
Mybe, I found a bug.
I redirect my entry to id/%id%. It is run in 1.1.2, but not run in 1.2-beta.
Garvin am um :
hgoor: Thanks for the praise. :)
The problem with updating via Spartacus are conceptual ones. It would need write privilege to ALL serendipity files, which would impose a larger security leak. Then it would require download checksum management so that people cannot simply redirect your DNS to install a fake s9y version for you, when you update. Then also the traffic is a problem - s9y has many files and transfering all of them without an error via HTTP will most likely not work in a PHP spawned proces. Using a ZIP would not work because most server don't have the zip extension and using the PEAR ZIP class would use too much memory for deflating.
Garvin am um :
Thank, rollenc, for reporting this bug. I have just fixed this:
hgoor am um :
Congrats with yet another release! I have tried and tested a lot of other blogging software but the ease of use and - most important to me - the use of SPARTACUS really makes S9y the best blogging software for me!
One thing that would be on my wish list however, would be the option to upgrade from within SPARTACUS (either beta's/snapshots or final releases!
That would really rock!
Cheers!
Mandrake am um :
I am still running 0.9.2, I hope everything works fine when updating from here... I agree on the spartacus update, it would make it easier to update.
rollenc am um :
Mybe, I found a bug. I redirect my entry to id/%id%. It is run in 1.1.2, but not run in 1.2-beta.
Garvin am um :
hgoor: Thanks for the praise. :)
The problem with updating via Spartacus are conceptual ones. It would need write privilege to ALL serendipity files, which would impose a larger security leak. Then it would require download checksum management so that people cannot simply redirect your DNS to install a fake s9y version for you, when you update. Then also the traffic is a problem - s9y has many files and transfering all of them without an error via HTTP will most likely not work in a PHP spawned proces. Using a ZIP would not work because most server don't have the zip extension and using the PEAR ZIP class would use too much memory for deflating.
Garvin am um :
Thank, rollenc, for reporting this bug. I have just fixed this:
click here
chris am um :
sweeett