Never mind, I figured it out. My blog has been receiving a hellacious amount of trackback spam over the past few weeks, so in a somewhat successful attempt to limit it, I had been blocking such hosts from accessing my site (I really don't get much valid traffic, so if I blocked a few valid ip's in ...

Yep, looks like sparticus was the culprit. Turned it off, and the styles page loaded right up. Thanks! Of course, that does lead to the next logical question: why isn't sparticus working, and how do I fix it?

Ok, fixed the problem, at least for the SQL errors I was getting. I just needed to run the myisamchk -r command. Apparently something got messed up in the move of the database. HOWEVER, I still can't access the "Manage Styles" link from the admin screen. Whenever I try the browser thinks for a while ...

If only it was that easy. The two machines are directly connected via ethernet through a switch, and the errors occur only is specific locations. In this scenario, I would think it rather unlikely that there is a connection problem (unless I have an ethernet port or cable going bad or the like), and ...

Looks like it isn't quite working properly everywhere- the "Manage Styles" link in serendipity admin doesn't work any more. As far as I can tell, however, everything else does work. Additionally, I am getting a few more error messages, such as:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers ...

I am running Serendipity 1.3.1 on a Mac OS X 10.4.11 box with a MySQL database back-end. I have serendipity set up, and it has been functioning correctly for some time. Due to a lack of the necessary processing power to run the MySQL server on my primary machine, however, I recently moved the MySQL ...

I have recently started using the wiki markup plugin for serendipity on my blog, and I generally like it, especially things like the ability to make lists. However, I do have two questions:

First, is there a page somewhere that tells me what the wiki markup is? I have managed to figure out some of ...

Thanks for the information. Putting that if block into the index.php file had the desired effect. I was wondering though if there might be a way to generalize the code? specifically, as it now stands, /nagios !=/Nagios != /Nagios/, so if I want it to be as robust as possible I would need four ...

Short version: I want to put a custom link on my web site, such as http://izzy.homeip.net/nagios that points to a Serendipity category such as index.php?/categories/8-Nagios, in the same way that /categories/8-Nagios does - i.e. when you type that link, you get the category page, even though the ...