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Comment on yourls for twitter tools update 1.1 by Egen url-förkortare med YOURLS | Teknobabbel

Egen url-förkortare med YOURLS | Teknobabbel — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:51:02 +0000

[...] lagts ut. Twitter Tools understöder inte YOURLS direkt, men efter lite Googlande hittade jag John Girvins tillägg som gör jobbet så att även Twitter-uppdateringarna utnyttjar min egen [...]

Comment on subversion ‘can’t open activity db’ by WebDAV経由でsvnリポジトリにコミットできなくてハマった｜ SNS開発者の雑記帳

WebDAV経由でsvnリポジトリにコミットできなくてハマった｜ SNS開発者の雑記帳 — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:15:36 +0000

[...] [Wed May 27 14:28:14 2009] [error] [client 202.218.216.13] Could not create activity /repos/tmprepo/!svn/act/c41a20c5-6b08-4c73-9da5-e41a2da69086. [500, #0] [Wed May 27 14:28:14 2009] [error] [client 202.218.216.13] could not open dbm files. [500, #2] [Wed May 27 14:28:14 2009] [error] [client 202.218.216.13] Can't open activity db: No such file or directory [500, #2] どうやらsvnの管理情報が書けないエラーのようです。「Could not create activity」でググってみると、どうやらリポジトリ直下にdavディレクトリを作成しなければならないらしい。 mkdir /path/to/repo/dav しかし、別件で作成したリポジトリはそんなことしなくても良かったのになと思ったので、もしかしたらsubversionのバージョンによってリポジトリの構造が違うのかもと思ったら、やっぱりそうらしいです。 After some time searching around for others that had encountered this error, I was able to determine that the problem was that version 1.5 of the svnadmin create command doesn’t create a “dav” directory in the repository, unlike earlier versions. via: subversion ‘can’t open activity db’| johngirvin.com [...]

Comment on subversion ‘can’t open activity db’ by michael

michael — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:35:24 +0000

Thank you kind sir, may your PageRank be increased by one.

Comment on yourls for twitter tools update 1.1 by Niklas Sjostrom

Niklas Sjostrom — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 12:13:04 +0000

A long-time Twitter Tools user myself this was exactly what I was looking for after having finished my yourls installation yesterday.

Thank you for your efforts!

–nicke

Comment on tr.im plugin for twitter tools 2.0 by Using tr.im with Twitter Tools in Wordpress bei Dennis Jlussi

Using tr.im with Twitter Tools in Wordpress bei Dennis Jlussi — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 12:34:27 +0000

[...] is a tr.im “plugin plugin” for Twitter Tools by John Girvin, but this did not work for me, don’t know [...]

Comment on tr.im plugin for twitter tools 2.0 by Automated Twitter Accounts That Don’t Suck #1 – Tweet Your Blog | The Gospel According To Rhys

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 10:03:53 +0000

[...] tr.im for Twitter Tools [...]

Comment on moving the wordpress wp-content folder by Anthony Galli

Anthony Galli — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 06:35:54 +0000

Thanks a lot, I needed a way to get wo-content absolute path and WP_CONTENT_DIR just did the trick!

Comment on opening truecrypt containers on double click by Paul Reed

Paul Reed — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:14:41 +0000

Thanks for the article, I have tried to get it to work in Vista by adding your code to the suffix registry entry, and I get part of the result…
ie double clicking on the container file open up the Truecrypt dialogue (not the password box), it has the relevent container file already entered, but I have to ‘mount’ and then I get the password box. By entering the password, the volume mounts, but does not open its contents in file manager.
The Truecrypt dialogue doesnt close and it does not select the selected drive (x) instead it opens the next available drive letter.

Comment on book review: codeigniter 1.7 by Steven Wilkin

Steven Wilkin — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:36:20 +0000

My first introduction to web MVC frameworks was with Rails, 3+ years ago. Coming from there Cake seemed quite familiar and I’ve since become quite a fan of “convention over configuration.” Anything that makes me not have to make a decision, be it how to name my controllers or where my models are located is a win in my book :)

Comment on book review: codeigniter 1.7 by Stuart Gibson

Stuart Gibson — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 10:50:37 +0000

I used CodeIgniter for TwitLonger. Given that I’m a bit of a control freak over my code, using a framework was quite a big step, so I appreciate that CI does the boring, heavy lifting stuff and lets you get on with the application specific things. As John says, Cake seems to want to be everything to everyone but CI gives you the flexibility to do what you want but with a strong platform to start out with.