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Friday, August 29 2008 @ 06:00 PM EDT

AptitudeCMS Logo Contest!

Friday, August 22 2008 @ 12:40 PM EDT

Contributed by: Tony

As we press forward for our first alpha release of AptitudeCMS, formerly known as Geeklog 2, we have launched a contest for the new logo. Winner receives up to $200 (USD)! We are running the project on 99designs.com so please post your entries there. If you have questions please post a comment!

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General Help	GL vs WordpressGL vs Wordpress Started by: Chase, 08/28/08 02:43 AM Views:169, Replies:5 Last reply by: beewee	08/29/08 15:43 PMYou're (http://TazaKino.com) having lots of inappropiate backlinks, to www. and non-www pages, to url_reritten url's and non rewritten url's, lot's of comment spam-links with non-follow (=useless) links, even on x-rated sites, etc etc. I wouldn't index
General Help	AtomPub support in GL1.5AtomPub support in GL1.5 Started by: Yeraze, 08/29/08 14:52 PM Views:22, Replies:1 Last reply by: Dirk	08/29/08 15:29 PMThe problem with that Flickr option is that it uses WSSE for authentication. But for WSSE authentication, we would need to know the user's password. Geeklog does not store your password - only a hash of your password. So in short: Nope, it won't work.
General Help	A MAJOR Poll ProblemA MAJOR Poll Problem Started by: thefilmmaker, 04/16/05 09:26 AM Views:926, Replies:14 Last reply by: Dirk	08/29/08 06:43 AMReally odd. Is there anything else not working or is it only affecting the polls? bye, Dirk
General Help	Location of Admin menu code in GL?Location of Admin menu code in GL? Started by: ElDirx, 08/28/08 21:53 PM Views:39, Replies:1 Last reply by: Dirk	08/29/08 01:48 AMCOM_adminMenu in lib-common.php bye, Dirk
Plugin Help	Classifieds PluginClassifieds Plugin Started by: richardbkk, 05/09/08 07:07 AM Views:444, Replies:6 Last reply by: DeeEmm	08/28/08 22:43 PMHi Chase, What needed to be fixed up to get it working? DM
General Help	User Accounts and Page LinksUser Accounts and Page Links Started by: jpegnam, 08/28/08 10:06 AM Views:90, Replies:3 Last reply by: Dirk	08/28/08 10:59 AM[QUOTE][u]Quote by: jpegnam[/u][p]but I copied things from the previous version to the new directory.[/p][/QUOTE] That's your problem then. The password confirmation field, for example, was added in the new version of the theme files. So you either need t
Plugins	spamX hackspamX hack Started by: nikebound, 08/27/08 21:32 PM Views:64, Replies:0	08/27/08 21:32 PMI just uploaded a new spamX hack that filters the titles for English words. I was having a problem with most of my forum spam having titles of just gibberish, so I created this filter. It's about 6 meg total once un-tarballed, but that's because it has abo
General Help	How do I add Tracking Code to the Static Pa...How do I add Tracking Code to the Static Pa... Started by:,websight,08/18/08 17:33 PM Views:297, Replies:7 Last reply by: WebSight	08/27/08 14:54 PM[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Laugh[/u][p]Google recommends putting the javascript right at the end of your page right before the end body tag. [/p][/QUOTE] Thanks for the info. WebSight
General Help	story submit errorstory submit error Started by:,Don,08/22/08 09:04 AM Views:262, Replies:5 Last reply by: Dirk	08/27/08 14:35 PMWhen you set 'have_pear' to false, it means that Geeklog will use the PEAR packages it ships with. So it sounds like you were using the packages installed on the server before. Which seems to indicate that your hosting service changed something there ...
Plugins	Autotag pluginAutotag plugin Started by: jmucchiello, 11/26/06 15:43 PM Views:4798, Replies:42 Last reply by: beewee	08/27/08 07:06 AMThe Autotag plugin still allows you to edit an existing autotag. In the meantime, I found a simple workaround to add a new autotag, just go to URL/admin/plugins/autotags/index.php?mode=edit, fill in the form, save, ready. EDIT: still a small probl

Bad Behavior 2.0.23

Monday, August 25 2008 @ 10:05 AM EDT

Contributed by: Dirk

Michael Hampton has been busy updating Bad Behavior, blocking new spambots and fixing the occasional false positive. Since the Geeklog version of Bad Behavior was a few revisions behind, I've made a new package to update the Geeklog plugin to the latest version 2.0.23.

You can download Bad Behavior 2.0.23 for Geeklog from the download area. For the release notes, please see the Bad Behavior homepage.

Reminder: Geeklog at FrOSCon

Friday, August 15 2008 @ 03:45 PM EDT

Contributed by: Dirk

Just a quick reminder: Geeklog will have a booth at this year's FrOSCon, an open source conference to be held in Sankt Augustin, Germany, on August 23 + 24, 2008. If you have a chance, drop by and say Hi!

Some of the FrOSCon presentations will also be streamed live, including the keynotes by Andrew Tanenbaum (on Saturday) and Rasmus Lerdorf, the inventor of PHP (on Sunday). For Dirk's presentation about the Atom Publishing Protocol, you'll have to be there in person (or wait for the recording to be made available after the conference).

See you at FrOSCon!

Future PHP and MySQL support in Geeklog

Thursday, August 14 2008 @ 03:30 PM EDT

Contributed by: Dirk

As you may have seen, August 8, 2008 saw the release of PHP 4.4.9, the last version of PHP 4, ever. In other words, support for PHP 4 by the PHP developers has now officially ended.

For those of you still running your site on PHP 4, now would be a good time to start looking into upgrading to PHP 5. Check with your hosting service.

What does this mean for Geeklog? While there is no immediate pressure to drop support for PHP 4, it would certainly make our lives a bit easier. There will be a bugfix release for Geeklog 1.5.0 with the exact same minimal requirements as 1.5.0 (i.e. PHP 4.1.0). After that, we will start integrating the results of this year's Summer of Code - and we may very well raise the minimum requirements a bit for that release.

But by how much? Let's have a poll to find out what you are running on.

Install from backup coming to Geeklog

Thursday, August 14 2008 @ 12:43 AM EDT

Contributed by: MattWest

Geeklog is getting a migration feature with a little help from BigDump.

One of my projects for the 2008 Google Summer of Code is to add the ability for a user to install Geeklog from a previous backup. The goal is to make it simple and easy for you, the user, to migrate and install Geeklog from a backup database file.

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What is Geeklog?

Geeklog is a PHP/MySQL based application for managing dynamic web content.

"Out of the box", it is a blog engine, or a CMS with support for comments, trackbacks, multiple syndication formats, spam protection, and all the other vital features of such a system.

The core Geeklog distribution can easily be extended by the many community developed plugins to radically alter its functionality. Available plugins include forums, image galleries, and many more.

Need Help?

If you need help in setting up or using Geeklog, please see the documentation, the FAQ, try our search page or browse through the Support Forum. Chances are someone else already had the same problem ...

More resources are listed on the support page.

If you still can't find an answer, feel free to post in the forum.