yeah, I saw the PHP implementation but it looked kind of strange, we'll see

I've read a little more and although I still think it's kind of cool it's even more weird imho

And I don't get the point why they don't give a reference implementation (in PHP for example, because it's easily readable and most blog-softs are written in PHP).
I'll dig deeper tomorrow.

As of know there doesn't seem more to it
Sad to hear they hit you.
Perhaps you should change your passwords on that webhost for security reasons unless you know that absolutely nothing could have happened.

That's exactly the reason why 0.8.2 was released.

(svn trunk of 0.9 has also been updated)

Wow, that looks cool - I'll look into it tomorrow, but I've got loads of tests in the next few weeks

If you blame serendipity it may be because of you not upgrading to 0.8.2/latest svn snapshot after the XMLRPC issues were fixed.

huch ja, sieht lustig aus.

Allerdings hab ich keine Ahnung, an was das liegen könnte.
Ich werd aber versuchen, es rauszukriegen, danke für den Hinweis.

I looked into this in 0.9 and wondered why there is a config parameter named sort_order, will this then be in PHP or MySQL?

I think the easiest way would be a svn diff between tags/0.8.1 and ztags/0.8.2

Yes, please get the latest snapshot from svn.

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if the directory structure looks like it should work...

mhm, looks strange - have you tried importing an RSS Feed?
perhaps that gives good results

It could be that version 1.01 is a special case of 1.0 and is not handled, hmm if ($version == '1.1') { $q = "ALTER TABLE {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}karma ADD visits INT(11) default 0"; $sql = serendipity_db_schema_import($q); $this->set_config('version', PLUGIN_KARMA_VERSION); } elseif ($v...

up and running, thanks for the fix

I've try to add a manual note, without success for the moment