idiotprogrammer

the logs table is only about 4-5 mb, and yes, it’s supposed to be pruned every week (the default).

But that’s not the table I’m talking about. I’m talking about the wp_sk2_spams table.

wp_sk2_logs table seems to hold the logs. I’m using 2.1 r2 and the most recent version is 2.2. Anybody know if it’s different? (I’m using 2.04 version of wordpress).

I could upgrade this if there is a good chance that would reduce the size significantly.

other plugins activated:
CJD Spam Nuke and akismet

The DB-backup plugin has a tab for emptying the Table. If I emptied that table, would that be dangerous?

I see a lot of options in Karma Spam. I know the main admin guy tweaked with the settings. But nothing looks unusual.

What do you think?

Does this plugin allow you to set the license for each post. That’s what I really need (i have a blog written by several people). How do you solve that problem?

Wow, thanks! (maybe somebody should change the documentation/wiki page for permalinks).

I can’t believe I’ve put it off for so long.
Thanks!

Wow, what great information!

Is dropping the table with a SQL table any safer/more dangerous than deleting the section in the .sql file.

Robert Nagle

sorry, one other thing. On my latest posts (this month), links appear normally both on separate topic page and the main blog page. It only happens with topics I created pre-1.5.

I wanted to clarify:
When I edit the topic, I see the a href quite clearly, but when I view source, that a href doesn’t even appear anywhere.

I meant: when I choose to edit the topic using the web interface, I can see the a href= tag very clearly. But when the topic is published, the a href doesn’t appear, not even in the source.

rj

nope, it’s not it. Like I said, I need to upgrade wordpress.
Also, I’ve upgraded apache (and possibly even mod_php, I can’t remember). I’m on gentoo linux.
i haven’t restarted apache with the new compile. I was just curious if anyone wanted to guess. rj

Also, it looks like this is happening on my other weblogs on separate domains on the same web server. This sounds like an apache problem. Ideas?

I’ve read some suggestions about how to export the b2 tables into wp tables.
migrating tables .
And I think I could try it (keep fingers crossed) . But I was wondering. Why wouldn’t the b2-migrate script not work? And at what point did wordpress start using different tables for their posts?

works great. Thanks!

Sorry, to be a pain, Mike L, but how did you get your code in miniBB?

Gosh, perhaps my previous post wasn’t too clear. I think minibb chewed up some of my post.
I used the cvs code, all the code between the start h3 and end h3.
In my output, the id=post-22 while the a href is equal to a href=”index.php?m=200306#22″
There seems to be a mismatch. And btw, why is post- necessary for validation? rj

https://www.imaginaryplanet.net/weblogs/idiotprogrammer/index.php
or you can validate for yourself

Gosh, what’s the secret for putting code in a minibb post?

grant alter,delete,file,index,insert,reload,select,update on myweblog.* to mywebloguser@’%’ identified by ‘weblogadminpassword’;
that right?