I'll bet you've got more than one feed in the backend. At least some of the feeds are working -- you're allowed to connect to them, and they provide some kind of data -- but one of them fails. So you get the RSS output that works, but nothing afterwards. Seems to me we should move the plugin output...

Hi! I assume this is caused due to your provider having blocked network connections to hosts, and possibly because you use the RSS admin backend plugin. This one is the only I can think of that tries to open a foreign network connection. Either your provider must remove the firewalling, or you must...

Hi, After a lot of trouble trying to upgrade my S9y install to 1.4.1, I had to revert back to a backup of 1.2.1. Also, my provider upgraded from Apache 1.x to 2.x overnight. Suddenly I get the following error in the backe-end (admin) module: No route to host Notice: No route to host in /home/vandego...

BWAH-ha-hahahahaha! I'll do it. But I'll want phpMyAdmin access to the database, too, so I can make a backup. Hmmm.... Sounds like a plan... That would be really great actually. My provider has PHP myadmin installed, but I can also add your IP to a list so you can access it directly with MySQL admi...

Yup. Maybe it got truncated the moment I did the second DB repair? QUITE likely. I made a comment myself and I both got the mail and it also showed up in the backend.. I better stop now as I am getting paranoid ;-) Also I just saw that the post you replied to was (drumroll) the 666th post! Maybe th...

You mean, you visited your admin "Comments" link, and the comment I made isn't listed at all? Yup. Maybe it got truncated the moment I did the second DB repair? I made a comment myself and I both got the mail and it also showed up in the backend.. I better stop now as I am getting paranoi...

Odd... it's the same error you were getting before the repair. Try it again, maybe? At least one discussion claimed that error occurred when the system disk was full. Maybe your hosting service has a problem. Definitely a database error of some sort. Say, it's gone away while I was writing this. So...

Odd... it's the same error you were getting before the repair. Try it again, maybe? At least one discussion claimed that error occurred when the system disk was full. Maybe your hosting service has a problem. Definitely a database error of some sort. Say, it's gone away while I was writing this. Co...

Glad it's working! Well, perhaps I'm interpreting this incorrectly, but it doesn't look like there have been any database updates since 1.2_alpha4. That changed the IP of the comments and suppress tables to VARCHAR(64) and VARCHAR(65), respectively. Before that, we added a sort_order and hide_sub c...

Wow, what a mess. Didn't they restore the old database, too? The backendrss plugin requires the remoterss plugin. It looks like you had remoterss installed, but that it's been lost now. (It's normally included along with Serendipity, even the 1.2 version, so it should still be in your directory.) C...

Ok, my provider has put a backup from Friday back on my server, but now I get the following errors: Warning: include_once(/home/vandegoo/public.htmlplugins/serendipity_plugin_remoterss/serendipity_plugin_remoterss.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /hom...

Sorry you're having so many troubles with this. We're constantly trying to improve the upgrade experience; that's one reason we recently added the "Verify Installation Integrity" feature. We decided long ago not to automatically push updates, but to require users to upgrade manually. In p...

Hi! Seems your firefox has auto-remembered soem password and thus is showing it inside your configuration screen. What counts is the input in serendipity_config_local.inc.php - you can reset your firefox saved passwords, then it should show up properly again. Regards, Garvin Hi Garvin, Thanks for t...

I was referring to your comments about being "clairvoyantThe "clairvoyant" part referred to that experience. It was not meant to suggest that you or your webspace/hoster would be a factor in those problems, they are strictly related to WP and it's update history. Sorry if that was am...

I really don't see what's snotty about suggesting to extend your view on the issue. You're suggesting that the s9y upgrade process doesn't work. I'm saying it does, but the "surroundings" in your case might not work well with it. What's snotty about that? I was referring to your comments ...