Anyone got some feedback on enabling multiple blogs off the same tables? Or is this already a capability?
Basically, i want each member of my family to have their own blog, but don't want 44 tables (or so)
Multiple blogs
Muliple authors of blogs
Yes: http://php-blog.sourceforge.net/forums/ ... c.php?t=81
Basically you just add another "author" to the database. Remember that you need to apply an MD5 encryption to the password. If you use PHPMyAdmin to add the record to the serendipity_authors table, you can choose MD5 from the list of functions to apply to the data before you insert it.
The problem is that each author seems to be able to access the site configuraiton stuff by default i.e. database settings etc.
Maybe we all just have to write our own code to nominate an "admin" user and prevent non-admin users getting at the cofiguration stuff...
Basically you just add another "author" to the database. Remember that you need to apply an MD5 encryption to the password. If you use PHPMyAdmin to add the record to the serendipity_authors table, you can choose MD5 from the list of functions to apply to the data before you insert it.
The problem is that each author seems to be able to access the site configuraiton stuff by default i.e. database settings etc.
Maybe we all just have to write our own code to nominate an "admin" user and prevent non-admin users getting at the cofiguration stuff...
it should be added within a few months, george is gonna work on it 
I hope
I hopeTom Sommer (Serendipity Core Developer)
http://blog.dreamcoder.dk
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