Laughinglizard

It is a redirection issue. Changing your siteurl from http://www.frog-net.co.uk to frog-net.tufmedia.net will fix it.
I notice that your blog is hosted at http://frog-net.tufmedia.net/ while your siteurl points to http://www.frog-net.co.uk which is then reflected to frog-net.tufmedia.net via a DNS redirection. DNS redirection (which is effectively an HTML redirection of some sort) munges http POST messages and your comment post gets lost in that transfer. The reason that posts work fine is because they dont source your siteurl but maintain a relative path on your server.
Hope this helps.
Peace

I personally consider a centralized bud repository/depository to be a better solution for developers (and users alike) because there is less browsing/searching involved and a lesser chance of missing something important. Our user and developer base is quite diverse and geographically fragmented which can lead to lack of communication and lack of opportunities to discuss a bug in person. Forums are, by definition, an area of dicussion. They are good places to describe bugs and discuss possible solutions for bugs. However, they are a terrible place to document and list bugs and fixes because dicussions tend to move on and threads get lost in menus.
The wiki fits the bill quite well. I wish more people would look at the wiki and its presence would be further pronounced in the forums and the documentation. It surely would lead to lesser superfluous traffic in the forums.

You really should replace the old config file with the new one from 1.0 (you really really should try 1.01 RC1 from http://wordpress.org/development/archives/2004/1/15/101-release-candidate/ ) All you have to make sure is that your config values are the same as your old config file. I would suggest removing all the files from the old 0.72 installation and putting the new ones in there (unless you have an old blog in there which has a lot of extra images or files) A lot of installation issues much like yours are caused by missing files. Also, the RC1 has a lot of bugfixes for reported installation errors.

@amoen and others: Here is a small temporary fix as emulated from the Nucleus site (one of their answers is flawed and their own code has bugs, oh well)
Create a new file on the root of your blog called rightclick.php and put the following in there (replace open(‘http://… with your own servername):
<script type=”text/javascript” defer=”defer”>
doc=external.menuArguments.document;
lt=escape(doc.selection.createRange().text);
loglink=escape(external.menuArguments.location.href);
loglinktitle=escape(document.title);
open(‘http://yourserver.com/yourweblogdirectory/wp-admin/bookmarklet.php?text=’+lt+’&trackback=1&pingback=1&popupurl=’+loglink+’&popuptitle=’+loglinktitle,’bookmarklet&#8217;,’scrollbars=no,width=480,height=590,left=100,top=150,status=yes’)
</script>
Now create another file on your desktop called wordpress.reg and put the following in there (again replace the varibles please):
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt\Post To &WP : Mindful Musings]
@=”http://yourserver.com/yourwordpressdirectory/rightclick.php&#8221;
“contexts”=hex:31”
Now double click on the wordpress.reg file to add the information to the registry and the right click in IE should work at that point.
Peace

Sorry about that Rupe. The thread got lost 🙂 podz answer above should work.

@antifuse and at Cine: The wp-config-sample.php is compeltely new in 1.0 and later. Please use the new version by changing your database variables in that file and then renaming it to wp-config.php Also, please make sure your database prefix is the same as your old b2 prefix if you are upgrading the old database to the new one.
Peace