Thankyou onli,

I’ll keep the width problems you mentioned in mind

anyone have an idea on how it might be done?

I'm enjoying using this theme, it works well as a complete theme on an iPhone etc, but the only issue I have is visually on a PC, in that with the new wide screen it looks like I have the middle 1/3rd of the screen with my entries, and two rather large swathes of background running down each side. I...

Ended up forwarding the posts to myself, letting POPFETCHER download and process them and then editing the posts and dates

Thanks onli for the advice

Any ideas of an approach.. or even an alternate method to do the same thing?

Hi Guys, I previously used POPfetcher on my old blog, and now with the new version after a hardware crash (I lost the lot) I have rebuilt my blog using a Raspberry Pi, it is all working great, and it is nice and fast compared to the old NAS I was using. The one thing I would like to do is to use POP...

Hi Guys, as I mentioned elsewhere, I have just carried out a fresh install of the latest version of Serendipity onto a Raspberry Pi, after solving the PHP version issue, I now find that when I upload a video firstly it doesn't create a thumbnail, instead using a mime_unknown.png file, and then when ...

Encountered the same issue with a new install on a Raspberry pi, found an alternate fix https://devanswers.co/manually-upgrade-phpmyadmin/ as there is an issue between PHP7.2 and PHPMYADMIN 4.6 (and above), installed the latest version of PHPMYADMIN from https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ and the...

Thanks for your help anyway

I wish, the box it runs on is an old Readynas Duo Nv1, SPARC, using Debian Sarge and is slow to process an image and create a thumbnail. The process of uploading an image and generating a thumbnail can take about 7 minutes, the uploading of the image is quick, using convert to process the image and ...

Well that is closer... serendipity_makeThumbnail($struct['name'], $serendipity['xmlrpc_uploadreldir']); That works to kick off the thumbnail creation, though I suspect it went to kick off a scan of all thumbnails and make any new ones, just based upon the time it took to finish the convert. The issu...

Yep, they don't get processed via the xmlrpc function, I know that when I use popfetcher it processes them, I can see that by monitoring the processes etc. the xmlrpc seems to direct load the images and link to those

Seems the app uploads a post as an article(serendipity) other than that there is no means to alter it... but as I expect on an Apple device.


So I'll still be looking for a way to call the maintenance taks via a cron job.

Good idea I'll see how it uploads and see if it can be altered.