Cool site: Cpt. Corner :)
Some pictures of the Swiss Firefox 1.0 release party in Zurich/Switzerland
I’ve uploaded a couple of pictures of the Swiss Firefox 1.0 Release party in Zurich/Switzerland. Additional, password-protected pictures (as people are recognizable) and 2 short movie clips can be accessed using received credentials (login by clicking on [login], then click on the appearing nested album).
Kudos to the organizers of the party: http://www.andrist.org/ /
http://www.openforce.at/mozparty2/?party=388!
And thanks a lot to all the devs and contributors of Mozilla Firefox 1.0, the best web browser ever :)
Gallery: Solution for problems with login/front page reload
Simple answer: use relative instead of absolute URLs for these two settings in config.php:
photoAlbumURL
albumDirURL
HTML in comments no longer allowed
As a provisional but hopefully effective additional measure against massive (24/7) comment blog spam any comments containing HTML links (<a href= etc.) will be trashed (just enter the URL instead). Thanks for your understanding.
Gallery: Solution to “Error: Unable to make thumbnail (0)”
If you’re experiencing the “Error: Unable to make thumbnail (0)” error in gallery, there’s a workaround:
Outblogged? Blogout?
..not yet, but almost ;) I need to find another anti-spam solution as by now, way too many comment spam postings pass MTB. And even those that don’t pass seem to confuse MT and leave my latest comments/pings list in a mess.
Promising candidate: SCode
Or should I write my own anti-spam plugin for MT? :)
Get Firefox!
Experimental GPG support in stable portage
Gentoo Linux Newsletter — October 25, 2004
Experimental support for GPG verification: Not completely implemented yet, but a new FEATURES variable gpg in /etc/make.conf that can be set to different levels of strictness will allow checks of the GPG signatures in newer Manifest files.
Sounding familiar? ;)
New feed added to blogroll
Just added Moritz’ blog to my blogroll :) I’m looking forward to trying his gmailfs ebuild for Gentoo as soon as possible :) (Unfortunately, I’ll be very busy for the next two weeks though)
Secure MTB’s e-mail notification de-spamming feature
A blog-spam notification e-mail sent by MT-Blacklist conveniently contains a link to de-spam the according comment. Unfortunately, all URLs start with “http://”, meaning that the request (and hence your credentials) are sent as plain-text. To force using HTTPS (encrypted HTTP) for anything related to MT-Blacklist, you can add the following line to your Apache configuration (this is an example, adjust it to match your server layout):
<VirtualHost 192.168.1.6:80> # other redirects here Redirect permanent /cgi-bin/mt/plugins/Blacklist https://news.numlock.ch/cgi-bin/mt/plugins/Blacklist </VirtualHost>
and restart Apache (for Apache2 on Gentoo: “/etc/init.d/apache2 restart”)