Wow, weird. The entries and comments are displayed, but have no content text. Not just hidden with CSS; actually missing. I agree with Garvin: probably a new markup plugin. Could be a weird anti-spam thing on your server, since the table columns that are missing all have the word "body" in...

I'm checking this against the 1.4 code; I don't know if that's what you're using, but it's a pretty safe assumption that this code hasn't changed much in a while. Serendipity is using the PHP function is_executable() against the convert binary file. If your PHP installation doesn't include is_execut...

First, check to make sure that file actually exists. Second, verify its permissions: we're looking for at least readable and executable by the web user. If 744 doesn't work, try 755. 777 should be unnecessary, and some hosts will actually block scripts with such loose permissions. Next, which versio...

If you let it go on long enough, it might overrun the max script execution time and give you an error message. It might even leave something in your message log that can be used.

What theme are you using? Perhaps its options are taking a long time to load up?

Is that a complete language pack, or just patches to your original zip?

I agree with kleinerChemiker. S9Y should resize your images and provide thumbnails with the extension you picked in your configuration (default "s9yThumb"). If that's not working, maybe ImageMagick is having trouble. I'd switch to GD (also in the configuration page) and try again. You can ...

Better yet, Serendipity has many import modules. You could adapt one of them to read your text file and import everything in one shot, instead of creating a bunch of new articles and fixing their dates.

Of course, that would require some PHP knowledge.

Hey, I'm the king of "when I get around to it"!

Thanks for looking into it.

While I kinda like the idea of manually inserting an MD5 hash in the password table, I think the easier solution is exactly what you said. Drop the tables for only that installation and reinstall.

In fact, I'm running three s9y installations in the same database right now. There was a problem with FF3 that would auto-fill password fields with incorrect information. Perhaps you've been bitten by that: the wrong password might have been inserted in the user table, and never replaced because rem...

My plugin would apply the actual HTML, or strip it (if it fell outside acceptable HTML). HTML to be displayed would have to be escaped, just as if you were editing a regular web page that displayed HTML tags, mainly using < in place of <. Off the top of my head, I can't think of another good heuris...

Well, HTML Purifier is reasonably robust: no vulnerabilities since Jun 2008, and that one was quickly fixed. As long as you keep up with it, I'd be willing to use it in my website. You'd also have to consider how it will interact with HTML quoting. I've got some articles on my site that are HTML/CSS...

When I visit, I see "test2 at mail dot de".

Are you adding a base attribute? Here's the code I think would work on your blog: <embed width="150" height="57" quality="high" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" name="8bitboy" id="8bitboy" src="/8bitboy/BitboyApp.swf" type="application/x-sh...

I don't know about the multiple domains. It thought it was considered bad SEO to have the same content at multiple URLs.

I'm glad you got the meta-searchcheck running. I've never used it, so I doubt I'd be much help.

Garvin may be able to help with the multiple domain question.