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Solution is on:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1812181&group_id=106696&atid=645297

Solution is on:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1812181&group_id=106696&atid=645297

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The problem appears to be in scripts/sb_comments.php in the
delete_comment() function. Specifically, there are two statements:
$pos = strrpos( $dirpath, '/' );
in the file - the second of which has the effect (intentional or
otherwise) of backing up out of the comments directory -- which can lead
the function to return 0 files (as it it not recursively looking through
the comments folder) and subsequently delete all the comments.

Simply commenting out that second statement noted above seems to have done
the trick for me.

HTH someone.

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I can confrim this bug also - Linux/Apache/Php5/SimplePhpBlog 0.5.1

Any projected timeframe for resolution?