August 16, two weeks ago already, marked the end of the coding period for this year's incarnation of the Google Summer of Code. We'd like to take this opportunity to thank our students, Stan, Vlad, Adeka and Tim, for their hard work and dedication. It's been a long, productive summer and the team will be working hard to finish and polish up the new features. Look for them in one of the upcoming releases.

This is an OAuth hack for Geeklog using APIs provided by Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Geeklog's user account is created by login with OAuth.

See README.txt for further details.

Demo site | Download OAuth for Geeklog - Login via Twitter etc.

One of the lesser known features of Geeklog is the ability to look up IP addresses, e.g. of comment posters, with a single click. Provided you have this feature configured to use a Whois lookup, e.g. Tom Willet's Nettools plugin.

Recently, the Whois function stopped working properly, due to changes in the underlying Whois services. The Nettools plugin 2.1 provides a fixed version of that service.