rob

You might try my script for blogging by mail, it also includes image support. You can find it here.

Take a look at: This thread. It should solve your Category issue.
-Rob

Try running them from the command line with:
php wp-moblog.php
-Rob

Take a look at this thread
-Rob

Hmm, it works fine for me in the same format. Do you have some weird characters in the password or account? Try plain characters for one, second I always put use this structure:
Subject: Blog: Test
admin:******
Text of blog entry.
I don’t add an extra blank line before the login, but that shouldn’t matter due to the script looking for the first non-blank line. Also, I always put at least one return between password and the text entry.
-Rob

pieceoplastic:
What problem are you having with getting it working?

I’ve done a bit of a hack to allow multiple blogs to use the same DB, different content tables and the same user table. What you get is different installs using seperate content with the same user base. It’s not perfect, but it does work.

Thanks, for the kind comment. I hope people can use this ti make their blogging by mail or phone a bit easier.

If you aren’t going to share the data what possible reason is there to jam them all together?

Now that I’ve started playing with this and have a rudimentry multi-blog setup with a single user base (all in one DB) I have a question or a call for suggestions.
What are peoples thoughts on how to handle permissions (user level) on a blog per blog basis?
This is the problem, user Joe of joes.blog.com and Fred of freds.blog.com share the same DB and same DB (with different prefixes) and the same user base so people they don’t have to register on each…but…this makes Joe, who is user level 9 on his blog, able to muck with Fred’s…even if accidentially.
-Rob

Mike,
Thanks for the resource…that is some very cool stuff.
-Rob

Okay, that makes sense. I assume that this would be adjusted in the #menu ul ul li { 70%/115%} block. It seems from my messing around that the 75% is the font scaling and the 115% has something to do with line spacing, but I’m not sure. I’ll need to read up on this.

Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction on how to avoid li and ul reducing the font size? I’d like to be able to have the indented list without the fonts getting unreadably small. The issue can be seen at my blog in the Feeds menu item (bottom right).
-Rob

That looks really nice.

I ended up going with ZFeeder and hacked it to use the CSS from WordPress. It’s still got a couple of issues, but you can see it at my WP blog. You can also download it from the blog under the dowloads sidebar.