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  • You may want to make sure wordpress/wp-admin/css/colors (and parent folders) have write perms from the webserver. A cheap workaround is to chmod 777 any folders that are complained about. Set them back to chmod 755 or 750 after the update. You can use either ftp or your hosted control panels file manager to change the folder access modes.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: MultiBlog and SQLite
    Thread Starter markc

    (@markc)

    Ah, so you want two different sites to mostly share admin and data info except for a single category. The only way I can think of doing something like this would be to use the code I am developing and have two separate instances use the same database but create different groups and hack a small amount of code so that either group “belonged” to a particular site. Actually, this could probably be done with the regular WordPress anyway and still have a different theme for the alternate site.
    My hack provides for a completely separate installation, both database backend and look n feel, off the same PHP code base… but, it’s still very rough and needs a lot more work before being publically usable.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: MultiBlog and SQLite
    Thread Starter markc

    (@markc)

    There are some notes on the Wiki at http://wiki.wordpress.org/MultiBlog and the Subversion repository and a tarball are at http://multipress.goldcoast.org.
    I’ve just spent another session and modified maybe 99% of the links and tried out maybe 25% of it’s functionality, which mostly seems to work. I’ve also added the SQLite hacks I made.

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