Good evening, I'm currently using haloscan, and there seems that there was something like cgicomment. What comment system do you use with nanoblogger? Is it...
Hi, Since I am using Nanoblogger on a webspace where I have no cgi - I prefer haloscan. However, Haloscan seems not to work flawless sometimes (eg. I have ...
Hi, ... Well haloscan reports comments where there are none. I don't like unreliable systems, so I'm gonna look for something that works. Greetings, jean...
I use HaloScan on my blog, but I notice that the comments and trackback links appear twice per post(Once at the end of the post and then on the "Posted by"...
Hi again, ... Actually, I notice the exact opposite effect, sometimes no comments have been reported, even if there were some. However, I think that their paid...
There is a bug in nb version 3.4RC1 that you can't edit any post ID greater than $MAX_ENTRIES. You get an error message: invalid entry id(s): 6 (e.g. if you...
Hi, ... My MAX_ENTRIES is set to 3 (IIRC) and I managed to edit the 4th entry without problems. I'll check again this evening. ... Well I found it a bit...
Hi, I've just tested this case and it works. Maybe another setting is playing tricks. Try something like bash -x nb -b my_blog -e 6 This will show each and...
I have changed MAX_ENTRIES a few times to confirm this. E.g. with MAX_ENTRIES = 4 then nb -e 5 will fail with the error I quoted. Here is the output you asked...
Sorry, I don't understand. So if I have MAX_ENTRIES = 4 what do I type to edit entry 5? I think you are saying "nb -e 5" won't work anymore? How come that ...
... Yes, I forgot to mention that was the new syntax. What you probably want is: "nb -q all -e 5". ... First, It works for them, because they most likely...
Hello, I have set up Niels's gallery plugin on nb34.RC1. You can get it through this link : http://www.heirbaut.nl/category/projects/gallery-plugin/ This...
Hello, I use nb for my blog from my own pc, but also from other ones wich I don't own, and which are not set up like mine particularly regarding character...
Hi, I use nb 3.3 for my personal blog (maybe I switch to 3.4 when final comes). I have a question regarding the bottom of the Homepage, where usually powered...
I think with 3.3, you have to edit the template. Kevin's page, however, does show "powered by vim, bash, cat, grep, sed, and nb 3.4 RC2". Maybe he's fixed that...
Hi Jean. Could you provide some examples please? I'm particularly interested in the "pseudo-garbage" characters that you mention. Thanks, Kevin ... From: Jean...
I've just begun using nb v3.3, and I have some questions (or possibly suggestions ...). I'm reading back through the group to see if they've been answered...
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... Yeah... The SPAM is anoying on this list... Isn't there a way to delete SPAM Mails. ... This is a possible (and I don't think you have to change any...
... It is very possible to have several main pages index, up to the max of the entries. You can change the default setting (10 entries) to an higher or smaller...
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Thanks for the responses to my questions. Perhaps it will help to see my own blog, which is just idiot-simple compared to your own: ...
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Just one small (nay, tiny) suggestion: where nb generates the "powered by $EDITOR, bash, cat, grep, ..." message ... My $EDITOR is an alias to a rather long...
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A simple replacement of $EDITOR with $(basename "$EDITOR") combined with a grep call(to strip out the arguments) in Nanoblogger's $template_powered variable...
Hi Tony, Unfortunately environmental variables can be tricky when you factor in subsequent shell processes spawned from the main shell script. Because of this...
Hi Jean, Any progress on the mangled-characters front? My own quick tests reveal that this problem seems to effect non-UTF shell environments. I tested setting...
Hi Kevin, ... not much, but it seems to work the way it is. ... Maybe the fix would be to translate non [a-zA-Z0-9_-] to a '_' in directory names. ... I got to...
Hi Tony, Thanks for the excellent suggestion! I decided to implement your idea using Bash's parameter expansion. Forgive me for not crediting you with the idea...