Glad to have helped! I get to use the software for free, so it feels good to be able to contribute something back, even if it's just a little.

However, about the MODIFIED_SINEC thing: Exactly this is what was modified in 1.1 with the RFC-compliance option. If you turn it on, it will behave like ...

OK so it looks like all is fine with the server. A test PHP page I made sends 304s fine.

It appears that there is a bug in rss.php, on line 49:
$modified_since = !empty($_SERVER['HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE'])
? gmdate('D, d M Y H:i:s \G\M\T', serendipity_serverOffsetHour(strtotime(stripslashes ...

I knew that there was no way s9y wouldn't have that feature already implemented ;)

I'm running version 1.0 (or 1.0.1... not sure).
In the options, I have "Force XHTML 1.1 compliance" turned on. Is this the option you mentioned? It should be on, right?

I haven't been able to figure out yet if my ...

I tried subscribing to my own Serendipity blog http://danieldickison.com/blog/ , and using NetNewsWire's activity viewer, I noticed that s9y always transmits the entire RSS feed with HTTP code 200 (OK). Most of the other feeds I subscribe to will reply with a 304 (Not Modified) header to save ...

This is more of a feature suggestion than a support request:

I recently did a fresh, "easy" install. At the time my domain name wasn't pointing to my freepgs.com account, so the installation was in a subdirectory (i.e. http://freepgs.com/danieldickison/blog/) even though eventually the blog would ...

Thanks for the quick reply. The output I posted earlier is all the output there is. It can't be blocked HTTP because some plugins work fine -- so far all the event plugins I've tried, as well as some of the sidebar plugins installed properly. I'll try to narrow down which plugins work and which ones ...

Hi --- it's been a while since I've posted on this forum. I let my old blog get overgrown with weeds a while back, but it's great to see s9y has some great new features and is as solid as ever!

So, I just installed the latestly nightly (s9y_200512261437) and everything's working fine except for ...

I actually got the hosting as a Christmas present, through freepgs plus a one-time fee upgrade (which somehow ends up with a hosting at lvcs). So I have 150MB storage, unlimited bandwidth, PHP, MySQL, FTP etc. indefinitely for "free", so I'm quite happy with it. The only problem was the lack of ssh ...

Here's another way. If your web server allows htaccess files, you can put this in .htaccess at the root level:
Redirect 301 /index.html http://www.cushingonline.com/serendipity/

I don't know if there's an advantage to doing it this way or the other way -- can anybody shed some light on which way ...

I have a cheap hosting without ssh access. Is there a way to install Serendipity without ssh (and hence no way to untar/ungzip)... attempts to transfer an expanded serendipity directory has kept timing out. Any tips will be greatly appreciated

Daniel

What I did for my site (whose server is dead right now unfortunately) is to add the main site's navigation menu to a Serendipity theme's template file, and enclose all the serendipity stuff inside of the "mainContents" div. You also have to make sure serendipity uses the main CSS file.

Daniel

Indeed -- I haven't tried posting in Japanese but someone left a comment in Japanese and the encoding messed it up. I would very much like to see Serendipity fully support Unicode.

Daniel

Indeed! It turns out I have to leave the "Upload path" field in Kung-Log blank and it works fine. Thanks for you help

Daniel

I'm having trouble uploading an image using Kung-Log, a Mac blog app that does the MT API.
When I try to upload an image, it seems the data gets sent but then I get this error:

Query:
{
blogid = 1;
file = {
bits = <ffd8ffe1 18f24578 69660000 4d4d002a 00000008 000d010e 00020000 00200000 00aa ...

On my blog the comments plugin in the sidebar created links that pointed to "blog/archives/##_article.html" which were always dead links. The actual archive URLs, as far is I can tell, should be "blog/archives/##_<entry-title>.html".

Changing line 128 of serendipity_plugin_comments.php from '<a ...