Something under lang/UTF-8 is causing: svn: Invalid diff stream: [tgt] insn 335 starts beyond the target view position Removing all of lang/ and updating again doesn't fix it. Crapola svn is extremely unhelpful when it comes to telling us exactly which file is affected. strace to the rescue (maybe?)...

I really don't think you meant to specify the HTTPPath here. Also, why the @ on this one? If you can't find the specified db include, it is a fatal error and hiding the fatal error only makes it harder to debug. Index: serendipity_db.inc.php ==========================================================...

I'd have to understand what exactly the code was supposed to do before I could go and write a version that works.

Anonymous wrote:In the lastest CVS snapshots the referrer system is broken, maybe you can look to fix it.

Yeah, it's broken. See this thread for a fix:
http://php-blog.sourceforge.net/forums/ ... c.php?t=61

tomsommer wrote:Ehhh, I think you missed the point

Well, what is the point of this code then? What is it guarding against? Whatever the point is, it didn't work at all. I never got any referrers listed before I got rid of that code.

My referrer tracking isn't working (current CVS) and I tracked it down to some iffy logic in the suppression-related code. The query that checks the suppression table looks like this: $suppressq = "SELECT count(1) FROM $serendipity[dbPrefix]suppress WHERE ip = '$_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR]' AND scheme...

I think the name is fine. And please do not use any name with "php" in it. Why is the whole world so bent on adding "php" to their project names? It makes no sense to me. You don't see that with other languages. Projects need to come up with names that stand on their own merit an...