Hi Justin!
JustinS wrote:
Apologies, I guess I should give a bit more detail to my situation. I am currently hosting this blog / s9y on my own server. I am going to install a new copy of s9y back onto the server, is it possible to just backup the database and then reimport it into the new copies db?
Yes, you can export and then re-import the SQL dump. You need to alter the serendipity_config table however to edit those variables containing paths - and alter them to the new paths. That could also be done via the serendipity configuration panel, but you may have problems getting there with wrong paths inside the DB.
I've gone over the image problem with J. Tate numerous times via IRC about the thumbnails not being created and so on. He's even logged into the server and played with it to see if he could figure it out. I'm not able to find what is causing the problems, the permissions seem correct. However I am running FreeBSD 4.8 -Stable with Cpanel.
So do you use ImageMagick or GDLib?
If you would like and have time, could you respond with answer(s) to my above question, and then a list of the privledges that should be set to each directive/file for s9y?? I would appreciate it.
Set all subdirectories to rwx-rx-rx. Then set the 'archives', 'uploads' and the core basedirectory to rwxrwx-rx or rwxrwxrwx, depending whether your webserver fits in "group" or "other" permission mode.
Set all files to rw-r-r. Then set the '.htaccess' and 'serendipity_config_local.inc.php' to the owner user of your webserver and apply rwx----- to it.
That should do.