No, it doesn't. I just tried to freshly install the plugin via spartacus, and the .htaccess file isn't there (but I do see it in CVS, now that you mention it).

I have a problem using the greybox plugin. It relies on an iframe, which is supposed to be loaded from plugins/serendipity_event_lightbox/greybox/loader_frame.html?s=0 by the browser. Unfortunately, the .htaccess rules prevent this from happening normally (and the main page was displayed in the grey...

There's a problem with using the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] variable, because it's often not correctly set. While serendipity does a lot of work to determine where and how it's installed, I still get some warnings because the document root isn't a real place. I found a solution to this problem on htt...

No problem, thanks for the fast update! I'll probably be be forced to reinstall serendipity anyway, because my host changed the server config a little bit, and I found out that Serendipity detects a whole lot of stuff when it's installed (like, if it's allowed to use php_value).

I never considered the case where people would download the SVN directly. I figured the only way people would be getting the trunk would be from one of Garvin's builds. I think the easiest way to keep in sync with the trunk (esp. if you want or have to do a few modifications of your own, like incor...

The actual problem is in the include/functions_installer.inc code, where the checksum function isn't guarded (the system just assumes that you're installing a release version which has the checksum files in place): /** * Check the serendipity Installation for problems, during installation * * @acces...

Hello, I'm having a little problem installing the trunk version of serendipity on a new webhost because of the missing checksum file. I can work around it (either commenting out the call to the verification, or hacking the checksum generation script and run it on the server), but I was wondering if ...

I'm running several blogs on a single host, but I don't have server or shell access. But, our webhost lets us create subdomains as subdirectories. So, what I did was that I installed the shared base in a subdomain, and created a .htaccess to deny all. Then, I had to modify the deployment files so th...

However, have you ever thought about contributing your patches? Also, what do you need to patch that isn't possible with custom templates or plugins? See bug 1461754 . The bug itself is resolved, but I proposed some changes to the way character replacement is handled (I went through the current cod...

Hi, I've made a few hacks for my blog, unfortunately, this really complicates upgrading to newer versions of serendipity (I tried it only once - even though I had the changes commited to a local svn repository, the upgrade was a real pain because it was hard to keep track of the changes I did once I...