mulinux

oh one more thing – the “move” feature which renames duplicate files is completely broken. ??
I got the same issues as Nimil. If I get around to fixing this, I’ll post it here.

Migon,
I’m using your hack. It’s great – but I had to make some changes to get it working. There were some hardcoded paths and some javascript issues. Most of the trouble was with thumb.php
My website is hosted in a virtual host environment, so there are many restrictions regarding how I can browse the filesystem. I think most of my problems weren’t the fault of your hack, rather the original b2upload.php
My site is simple, only for my personal use. You can check it out https://yunt.net
Thanks for the hack.
Sean

I’m playing with magpie rss for a news page. right now it’s all static RSS links (yahoo news etc.)
I’m considering adding a table for RSS links that are user specific. So user Joe can view his favorite RSS feeds, same for user Sally and so on…
Initially I think I’d re-use much of the table definition that “links” already uses, and ultimately add an admin page that’s much the same.
Is there enough interest in a feature like this in the project?
Speaking of links, I haven’t tested, but are they user specific? (each logged in user sees their own blog roll?)
-mulinux

If you’re using a unix box to host the site, consider using symlinks. Sure it’s a hack, but will take about 10 seconds and is transparent to users.