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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: static pages

    Also check your server’s configuration allows you to override settings using .htaccess. Chances are it’s already set up like that though, unless you’ve installed Apache yourself.

    Yeah, you come out of PHP mode by using a PHP end tag ?> then type your HTML image tag, then re-open your php tags <?php

    And you can close then re-open your PHP tags in the middle of a conditional block (if statement etc.), as Minna says.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    Oh and I’ve also tried completely deleting/re-downloading/re-uploading WordPress itself. I continue to receive the same old error. Do you think I’m wrong to suspect this is either Apache or PHP’s fault? Thing is, everything else is working fine, including other WordPress blogs. When I re-upload WordPress it works fine until I copy the Kubrick files in then it breaks.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    As I say, it’s an otherwise brand-new installation. So there are no plugins activated.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    Sorry, I should have mentioned, I’ve redownloaded and reuploaded it all several times just to be extra-certain. there do not appear to be any spaces or carriage returns at the ends of the files (and even if there was I don’t see why this would cause the error).

    Thanks for the reply though.

    Personally I’ll go with Binary Bonsai.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    I’ve been fiddling around and I don’t know whether I’m making progress or just making a mess.

    I added a router and transport to my Exim configuration that look like this:

    wp_keitai_router:
    driver = accept
    local_parts = [secretname]
    transport = wp_keitai_transport

    wp_keitai_transport:
    driver = pipe
    command = php /home/jez/cgi-bin/php/wp-keitaimail/wp-keitaimail.php

    I had to use a lot of guesswork writing that. I don’t know if my current problem is in that or something else.

    Anyway, what is my current problem? Well, it seems Fetchmail has still got issues about the fact there is no user on the local machine with the same name as the secret email address. I get the following from Fetchmail when it picks up the email from the remote server:

    fetchmail: SMTP error: 550 unknown user

    And the email is bounced to my regular account with the following header:

    X-Fetchmail-Warning: ; SMTP listener rejected local recipient addresses: [secretname]

    Judging by that the problem is actually still with Exim… I guess the email isn’t even getting to my router and transport thingies because the SMTP server won’t accept it.

    If anybody knows how to sort that out, please let me know… It’ll take me a while to figure it out at this rate, but I’ll post here if I sort it out just in case anybody else is confused about it like I am in the future.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    Hello. Resurrecting this very old thread again, due to what I read in the 1.2.2 release post. One of the listed fixes is “email encoding issues”. Does anybody know if this includes the issue I’ve been experiencing here? I gave up with this in the end, but if it’s now fixed then that would be pretty cool.

    Chances are that if you’re paying for your hosting, you have PHP support.
    If you have cpanel installed (you can probably access it at http://www.[yourdomain].com/cpanel ,or similar), then you might be able to find some info there on what is installed.
    If you see something like: “PHP version 4.3.8”, then you know you have PHP there.
    There might also be something like “MySQL Databases 5 / unlimited”. You probably don’t have any databases at all right now, if you don’t even know whether MySQL is installed. As long as you are allowed datbases, (e.g. NOT 0/0), then you will be fine. If you can’t find that line, you may not have MySQL installed. You might also want to find out if there’s a “MySQL Databases” option listed with all the other icons in cpanel.
    Of course, the other way to find out is to ask your host. That might be a better option, just so you can be sure you know what you’ve got. Be sure to ask them not only whether or not they support it, but whether your hosting package supports it.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Plugin : IP to Nation

    Great work ozh, very nice indeed. I like this plugin 🙂

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Plugin : IP to Nation

    Very nice indeed. First thing that entered my mind was exactly what kristin suggested. I implemented it hurriedly, and it works, but causes WAY more queries to be performed (ick). Take a look if you’re the slightest bit interested:
    http://www.nocturnalpulse.com/index.php?p=165.
    I’m going to have another look at it when I wake up a bit, to find a nicer, faster way of doing it.

    Lots of people are just more familiar with URL, and feel more comfortable with it, I guess 🙂

    Posts are usually listed starting with the most recent, so I think it does make sense that it shows the last day of the month. I see your point though.

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    Yep it works. Thanks a lot 🙂

    Thread Starter Jez

    (@jez)

    Hope nobody minds me resurrecting this thread, but after months I’ve still not found out how to deal with the problem. Just in case anybody around here knows the answer now?

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