Hi folks!
I installed serendipity 1.0.4.1 on debian stable.
I configurated my blog but I've a problem. On my page I see:
Trackbacks
Trackback specific URI for this entry
Comments
Display comments as (Linear | Threaded)
i'd like disable Trackbacks and the visualization of type comments.
I read the FAQ but I can't do what I'd like :-//
Can somebody tell me how can I do?
Thanks!
Pol
Trackbacks and comments
Upgrade! We're up to 1.3.1 now, with 1.4 on the way. Just checked Ubuntu: 1.0.4! Who's maintaining our package, anyway?!
Wait a minute; Debian Unstable uses 1.3.1.
I didn't think a backport was all that hard. And doesn't 1.0.x have some security issues? If so, we can get a newer version in.
Anyway.
The only way I know of to completely disable comments is to remove the reference from your entries.tpl. Just search for "comments"; you'll find the Smarty that needs to be removed.
Similarly, if you remove the XML comments that tell where trackbacks should go, nobody will trackback to your blog.
To actually disable comment and trackback attempts, add a die() statement at the top of your comment.php, or modify your .htaccess so people trying to leave comments get a nice error message.
Wait a minute; Debian Unstable uses 1.3.1.
I didn't think a backport was all that hard. And doesn't 1.0.x have some security issues? If so, we can get a newer version in.Anyway.
The only way I know of to completely disable comments is to remove the reference from your entries.tpl. Just search for "comments"; you'll find the Smarty that needs to be removed.
Similarly, if you remove the XML comments that tell where trackbacks should go, nobody will trackback to your blog.
To actually disable comment and trackback attempts, add a die() statement at the top of your comment.php, or modify your .htaccess so people trying to leave comments get a nice error message.
>Upgrade! We're up to 1.3.1 now, with 1.4 on the way. Just checked >Ubuntu: 1.0.4! Who's maintaining our package, anyway?!
apt-cache show serendipity|grep Maintainer
Maintainer: Thijs Kinkhorst <thijs@debian.org>
>Wait a minute; Debian Unstable uses 1.3.1. Shocked I didn't think a >backport was all that hard. And doesn't 1.0.x have some security issues? >If so, we can get a newer version in.
I hope is not so
I'm using debian stable because I need of production server.
apt-listbugs doesn't show me any bugs.
Do u think there are any bugs? O_o
>The only way I know of to completely disable comments is to remove the >reference from your entries.tpl. Just search for "comments"; you'll find >the Smarty that needs to be removed.
>Similarly, if you remove the XML comments that tell where trackbacks >should go, nobody will trackback to your blog.
Ok, I'll try..
thanks!
Pol
apt-cache show serendipity|grep Maintainer
Maintainer: Thijs Kinkhorst <thijs@debian.org>
>Wait a minute; Debian Unstable uses 1.3.1. Shocked I didn't think a >backport was all that hard. And doesn't 1.0.x have some security issues? >If so, we can get a newer version in.
I hope is not so
I'm using debian stable because I need of production server. apt-listbugs doesn't show me any bugs.
Do u think there are any bugs? O_o
>The only way I know of to completely disable comments is to remove the >reference from your entries.tpl. Just search for "comments"; you'll find >the Smarty that needs to be removed.
>Similarly, if you remove the XML comments that tell where trackbacks >should go, nobody will trackback to your blog.
Ok, I'll try..
thanks!
Pol
On the Serendipity blog, we mention that 1.3.1 fixed some XSS in the Top Referrers plugin. There have been several updates since 1.0.1; I'd really consider upgrading.
Although it's not The Debian Way, you could upgrade like online Serendipity users: copy the new files over the old.
However, I don't think our prerequisites have changed. I'll bet you could install the unstable version of the package on a stable box.
Although it's not The Debian Way, you could upgrade like online Serendipity users: copy the new files over the old.
However, I don't think our prerequisites have changed. I'll bet you could install the unstable version of the package on a stable box.