Timbalu wrote:900+ Blogs...! Is that Goethe?

Nope.

If you get that to work from command line rsyncing between git additional_plugins/core and each of this remote (or local) Serendipity installations, please paste that snipped here.

I'll see what I can do.

MM.

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