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Wordpress Licensing – hakre on wordpress- GPL: This Deserves a Special Mention, II
- b2/cafelog is GPL
- WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again
- Akismet Introduces GPL Version to WordPress (Updated 3x)
- Kses, GPL, Copyright, Licensing and Disclaimer
- WordPress, Copyright, Hello Dolly Lyrics, the GNU GPL and I
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right?
- WordPress Licensing Issues – On Showing License
- Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15)
- WordPress Licensing Issues – NOOP (Day 8)
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Twitpic does not like it’s users to use a computer
Via TechCrunch: Twitpic Blocks Posterous’ Import Tool Read on: EFF Seeks to Protect Innovation for Social Network Users
Posted in Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Data, Facebook, Posterous, Social Network, Twitpic, Twitter, User, User Data
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phpRack
phpRack is a light framework for automation of integration tests. By integration tests software module run in the production environment to validate configuration and applications setup. Read On: phpRack Documentation
Posted in PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged PHP, PHP Development, PHP Tools, phpRack, Quality Control, Testing
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WordPress Bugrate Stats Reprise
Dan Cole has some kind of update to my WordPress Bugrate Post I’ve created in January. I was not aware of this otherwise I would have blogged about this earlier: Already in April this year he published a series of … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core
Tagged Bug, Bugrate, Dan Cole, Development, hiatus, History, Rate, Ticket, Tickets, Trac, Wordpress, wordpress development, Workflow
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WordPress Emergency Access Updated
A short notice: Joost de Valk has just updated the emergency.php script. It’s handy for emergency WordPress access to deal with user issues and such.
Posted in Pressed
Tagged Emergency, emergency.php, Joost de Valk, Support, Tool, Wordpress
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WordPress 3.0 Memory Requirements: 256 MB
Note: The information in this post applies to WordPress 2.7 to 3.1. Starting with WordPress 3.2, the memory limit will be configurable again. WordPress officially needs 256 Megabyte of Memory. Even this is quite a high value, this is … Continue reading
Plugin Portability: Basename of your Plugin
Plugins in wordpress are to be identified by their so called “plugin basename”. That is basically the filename of the plugins PHP-file if it is placed directly inside /wp-content/plugins or the subdirectory and the PHP-filename. This basename is important to … Continue reading
Apache 1.3 Default 300-307 Server Responses
I had run a testscript (see below) that is a bit whacky but working to gather server responses somehow automatically to get a servers default answers. It is written in PHP and needs curl to be available and a server … Continue reading
Eclipse Helios and PDT 2.2 [UPDATED]
On 23 Jun 2010 PDT 2.2 has been released. PDT is a PHP development environment within Eclipse, a full featured IDE. Eclipse PDT is available to donwload on it’s project site.
Posted in PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged Development, Eclipse, Helios, IDE, PDT, PDT-2.2, PHP
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Better HTTP Redirects 1.0 released
I just have released a new wordpress plugin called Better HTTP redirects. Well I know the name is not very creative and having “better” in a title does not make it even better. The plugin aims to add more HTTP … Continue reading
Posted in Plugin Plugout, Pressed
Tagged #13909, better-http-redirects, HTTP, Plugin, redirect, RFC 2616, Wordpress, Wordpress Plugin
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wordpress HTTP and header related tickets
I’ve done some massive HTTP stuff lately which included a full re-read of some (all?) HTTP releated RFCs – some of them I first studied years ago. It’s not that simple as it was back those years, but it’s good … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged #13909, #139409, #14062, #14069, Header, HTTP, HTTP Header, RFC 1945, RFC 2616
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Test: Firefox’s new Plugin Container Process
With the latest / since Firefox 3.6.4 plugins are run in their own process. That’s great news because it will help to gain more stability. And it opens a lot of new possibilities. For example you can create your own … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Container, Crash Protection, Crashtest, Firefox, OOPP, Out Of Process Plugins, Plugin, Plugin-Container, plugin-container.exe, Test, Testing
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Congrats Solar Designer!
And the winner is: Solar Designer in the Month of PHP Security 2010 with his article “How to manage a PHP application’s users and passwords” (Full Listing). Solar Designer’s phpass password hashing algorithm is used in wordpress. It has been … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports
Tagged #2394, Month of PHP Security, MOPS, MOPS-2010, PHP Security, phpass, Solar Designer
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Links 2010-07-19
My blog did not had a links-post so far. This is what I collected so far, hopefully there is something interesting for you. Other blogs do that somehow better than me:
Posted in Pressed
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HTTP Status Codes in Use
This is a collection of HTTP Status Codes references by the IETF that are currently in use
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged #13940, #9297, HTTP, HTTP Status Code, HTTP Status Codes, RFC 1945, RFC 2295, RFC 2518, RFC 2616, RFC 2774, RFC 2817, RFC 2818, RFC 3229, RFC 4918, RFC 5689, RFC 5785, RFC 5842, Status Code, Status Codes
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WordPress 3.0 released
Rev 15272, 2010-06-17 17:59:07 UTC The longer awaited version 3.0 has just been released. The official release announcement is still pending (UPDATE: WordPress 3.0 “Thelonious” – Matt Mullenweg) but the wordpress 3.0 zip download is already available and the donwload … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Wordpress Releases
Tagged Release, Wordpress, Wordpress 3.0, WP-3.0, WP30
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WordPress Answers: Commitment
The upcoming WordPress Answers Q&A Site over there in Area 51 went into the Commitment state just this day. Clearly showing it’s potential and having some traction lately. Now users are called to show commitment to it.
HTTP/HTML: Missing HTTP-Body/HTML on Redirect
This bothers me often: unfriendly redirects.
Posted in Code Smells, Hacking The Core, Surviving the Internet
Tagged #13909, HTML, HTTP, HTTP Body, HTTP Header, Quality Control, redirect, Security
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PHP: Curly Brackets Substring Access
I just have another lighter PHP specific Code Smell: Curly Brackets Substring Access. If you’re coding PHP since a longer time you might not only know but also have used curly brackets for index-/char-based substring access.
Posted in Code Smells, Hacking The Core, PHP Code Smells
Tagged #13900, Brackets, Code Smell, Curly, Curly Brackets, Regex, Regular Expression
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Enhancing Feeds: Slash Comments
In my Enhancing Feeds Series: If you would like to add the number of comments a post have as metadata to your feeds consider the Slash Comments Plugin: