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Serendipity 1.2-beta1 released

raimondo am Samstag, 9. Juni 2007 um 16:28:

no problem in upgrade

RJH am Sonntag, 24. Juni 2007 um 17:32:

I have been having weird login issues since upgrading to 1.2. The login will time out at odd times. Sometimes it will time out right in the middle of making a post even if I have just made another post. Several times I have lost a post because it reset back to the login page. Sometimes it will stay logged in all day and other times it will reset after just a few minutes. This started when I installed beta 1. I am running beta 2 now and still have the same problems.

Garvin am Sonntag, 24. Juni 2007 um 17:38:

Hm, this could also mean problems of your server which might clean out session files too early. Could you try to setup a 1.1.3 release to test it also with and see if you might have the same issues? This would then mean that your server is the cause, not the 1.2 version.

It might also be a browser issue that might clean out cookies. Which browser are you using, are you running any cookie-filtering software or proxies that might be related?

RJH am Sonntag, 24. Juni 2007 um 17:46:

So you want me to install the non beta version 1.1.3? Yes I can do that if thats what you want. I assume it will make all the necessary changes by itself during install?

I use MSIE 7 but the issue started immediately after installing 1.2 and I had made no changes to my browser or hosting account (which is GoDaddy in case that matters).

Garvin am Sonntag, 24. Juni 2007 um 18:12:

Only for a secondary test-install, I didn't mean to change the setup on your "live" site.

Usually logout problems like yours are cookie or server related, they might also happen when your cookies are mangled. Maybe if you purge your cookies from the browser and restart the browser, the 1.2 trouble might go away.

Please come to the forums (board.s9y.org) for a further discussion!

XML-RPC and PHP 5.2.2

Anonym am Dienstag, 29. Mai 2007 um 00:34:

You could (and probably SHOULD) read php://input instead of $SERVER['HTTPRAWPOSTDATA']. To quote appendix N of the PHP manual:

php://input allows you to read raw POST data. It is a less memory intensive alternative to $HTTPRAWPOST_DATA and does not need any special php.ini directives.