OK what we did here was create a sylink to the /var/www/user-htdocs-gallery/ folder and used gallery2 as the value.

Now we see the front page of gallery2 embedded in the page, however, nothing will execute there - when one clicks on a thumbnail, for example, it should go to that album......

Does ...

We installed Serendipity in SHARED installation config per 41.html

It's located at /usr/local/lib/php/s9y/

The user web root is located at

/var/www/html/12345/user-htdocs/

We installed gallery2.2 in multisite mode. This user's Gallery2 is located at
/var/www/html/12345/user-htdocs-gallery/

We ...

Garvin - thanks but i think we have still a path issue unresolved. In the original post we wrote:

In the tables (mysql) the serendipityPath field is set to /www/docroot/, we changed it to /usr/loca/lib/php/s9y/ and it didn't seem to make a difference. In a shared installation, what value is used in ...

I too am looking forward with great interest to implementing the future calendar. What a great feature.

Garvin -

Thanks for pointing that out/ we modded another file that continued to look for dragdrop.js there and all is well.

We also moved dragdrop.js to the root installation folder, so that it gets distributed out when the new blogs are installed in the individual user.


Great goings - I am ...

s9y has sure covered some ground since we last upgraded, so in the spirit of things we installed the latest 1.1.3 stable release, following the s9y_conf script and double checked things at the shared installation instructions.

Spartacus wasn't around on our last installation, and well it still isn ...

In our small server farm, we run some apache web servers and MySQL database servers. We generally replicate dbServerA to dbServerB and also maybe to dbServerC and dbServerD.

We configure s9y to read to a master dbServer within the cluster (a machine other than the web server serving s9y).

Anyone ...

Outbound links in s9y look like this in my installatin:
http://www.domain.com/vox/exit.php?url=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5maXZlc3RhcmZsYWdzLmNvbS9pbmRpYW5hLXN0YXRlLWZsYWdzLnBodG1s

(the above is from a link in an html nugget [a href=plainuri.html]Subject[/a]

The search engines index the gobbledegook uri exit ...

thanks for all the detective work in uncovering the problem. We implemented the sql statements and created the indexes.

tnx again!

We are running a shared installation (just migrated to it) and reviewed the other blogs' tables and note the indexes weren't created as well. We used the shared ...

and thanks!

We changed some of the default install index creations:
_authors - added index on authorid
_entrycat - default installs no indexes, we indexed both the entryid and categoryid
_entries - added index on timestamp

the explain wound up looking like ...

We checked our index keys and yes they do exist.

We are stuck with this install at MySQL 3.23; we plan on migrating that server to 4.02 soon.

Explain results of the query are:

*** row 1 ***
table: e
type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
key: NULL
key_len: NULL
ref: NULL
rows: 40507
Extra: where ...

We're kinda pushing the envelope and have hit the wall now. Our Serendipity installation -0.71- has slowed down long enough where the index page load just times out!

The slow query is :

SELECT e.id, e.title, e.timestamp, e.comments, e.exflag, e.author, e.authorid, e.trackbacks, e.isdraft, e.allow ...

The migration went off, with only a few deviations. The upgrader didn't detect - so never launched.

If your upgrade script doesn't detect your install, execute EACH mysql.sql file in sequence!

Thanks Garvin for your help.

Since we're under a comment-spam attack, we've decided to bite the bullet and make the upgrade from 0.30 to 0.7.1 (see http://www.s9y.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=784) -

This is where we run into 'Extended Article' problems.

We're importing from blog to blog1, a single category at a time. The ...

Yes, we did

The domain.com root process rewrites currently, it has the AllowOveride All directive as does blog and blog1; all these are set via httpd.conf.

Thanks for the inputs.

It's strange because we also tried a

Redirect 301

and that didn't work either