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No new filesWelcome to Geeklog Friday, May 24 2013 @ 05:32 AM EDT
Geeklog 1.8.0 BETA 2
- Monday, April 25 2011 @ 01:00 PM EDT
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The second beta version of Geeklog 1.8.0 is now available for download and has also been installed here on geeklog.net for you to try it out.
The new features have already been documented elsewhere, but the most visible ones are those "Login with Facebook" and "Login with Twitter" buttons. So if you are using one of those services, you can now use your Facebook or Twitter credentials to log into geeklog.net (and, potentially, any other Geeklog site, if the site admin enables it).
As for changes since the first beta - there were quite a few of them, actually. Quite a few things had to be tweaked, including the theme and the language files, so we decided that a second beta was necessary before we move on to release candidates. And for that, we need your help! If you find anything on geeklog.net not working as expected - let us know in the comments. Or feel free to file a bug report or join the discussion on the geeklog-devel mailing list. Thank you!
One thing that we are already aware of: Facebook and Twitter users are logged out again after about 2 minutes. We're looking into that.
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I attempted to install this geeklog beta on a FreeBSD server using my existing PostgreSQL server. Some of the administrator utitlities I have tried do not work because they are calling the MySQL function UNIX_TIMESTAMP() which does not exists on PostgreSQL.
For PostgreSQL the equivalent functions are:
UNIX_TIMESTAMP() => 'FLOOR(EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM now()))'UNIX_TIMESTAMP(foo) => 'FLOOR(EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM foo))'If fractional seconds are acceptable, you can eliminate the 'FLOOR' function.
I did find a call to UNIX_TIMESTAMP() in the DB_save() function, but I can't find any problems relating to this...