Hi Garvin,

Actually, I managed to reproduce the problem - it seems to stem from my Firefox. Perhaps its the session management plugin or stored authentication. It's only on my main machine though. FF and IE on the other PC and my notebook does not result in the login loop in the admin pages.

Not ...

Does serendipity store have anything residing in memory or temporary locations? The problem went away by restarting both mysqld and httpd. Or is it because I have gzip pages on?

Odd considering that I did that after I moved the blog. anyways, it works now! Thanks.

Yes I did.

I followed the how to move Serendipity tutorial and updated the following database config rows:

serendipityPath - set to physical path adjusted for /blog
serendipityHTTPPath - previous was "/" now changed to "/blog/"
baseURL - also changed to reflect the /blog

BTW, the same server hosts other domains which Serendipity runs and it works fine.

No PHP config changes were made. Every other aspect of serendipity works, i.e. plugins, tags, static pages... just everything admin loops into the login page. Cookies and session path is unchanged.

Hi,

I've moved my blog within the same server from the root directory, i.e. /home/wwwroot/domain.name/ to home/wwwroot/domain.name/blog/. Everything works (I've done the DB changes) but I cannot access the admin functions.

It can go /blog/admin/ but it will send me to the login page whenever I ...

Cool. That was quick.
Thanks!

Hi,

Is it possible for the Remote RSS plugin to be configurable to show more than one element, i.e. title and content:encoded?

Basically, the the plugin config, we already have:
RSS display element
Which element of the RSS feed should be displayed? (i.e.: "title", "content:encoded", "description ...

Thanks Garvin.

For no apparent reason, it's working now. I've raised a support ticket with my hosting company and they've not done anything yet but try to understand my problem and lo, and behold, it works today!

/keeping my fingers crossed it'll continue to work

I've a few servers running serendipity.
One is on my dedicated hosting server and my remote RSS plugin (1.5) works fine.
Another is a virtual server with two IP addresses and two separate instances of serendipity. Both refuse to work (plugin v1.5 and 1.7) and crap out with the following cryptic PEAR ...

currently, serendipity shows by default 8 items in the media page. WHere do I change this to default to 16?

Can it also be defaulted to not display sub-directories unless selected?

oops... no worries - Found it in line 2908...

Thanks.
It works like a charm now. I've put it forward 13 hrs.
Mostly ok except for daylight savings but no biggie.

BTW, hope you don't mind me asking, where's the new entry page? I could increment the default date/time filled there by 13hrs...

I noticed that and also found that out while searching this forum.
However, would it be possible to disable the future posting system?
I post mostly in the future anyways (due to my timezone being 13 hours ahead of the server).

I've been working around the lack of timezone functionality but just manually changing the time each time I post to my blog. I'm around +13 hrs ahead of my server so it's not very difficult to manually change the posting time.

I upgraded to 0.7rc-1 and it no longer displays future entries. Is ...

Hi Garvin,

just to let u know I fixed it... Thanks...

it's so simple but so easy to overlook...
RewriteRule ^index\.(html?|php.?) index.php?url=index.html [L,QSA]

Added the [L,QSA] and everythings works!