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[dbscript-devel] OpenMicroBlogger Install

[Matthew T. <mte...@gm...>]

1.let's see. created database in mysql (should I have?) I tried it both ways
anyhow.

2.   and find the email settings too

      email_from: root@localhost
      email_name: Notifier

Not sure about these settings. Should this be an existing email account?

3. default file upload for now (dying to try S3)

4. worry about pretty urls later too

When I go tot the root directory of the install I just get a view of files,
no database creation. Should the server be pointing to the root of the app
or another folder?

Hmmmm

Re: [dbscript-devel] OpenMicroBlogger Install

[Brian H. <br...@me...>]

yep, you need to create a database first

On Sep 26, 2008, at 10:28 AM, Matthew Terenzio wrote:

> 1.let's see. created database in mysql (should I have?) I tried it  
> both ways anyhow.
>
> 2.   and find the email settings too
>
>       email_from: root@localhost
>       email_name: Notifier
>


users will get an e-mail "so-and-so is now following you on  
someserver.com" and the FROM will be this address

also, the omb software will try to send administrative messages to  
the address


> Not sure about these settings. Should this be an existing email  
> account?
>
> 3. default file upload for now (dying to try S3)
>
> 4. worry about pretty urls later too
>
> When I go tot the root directory of the install I just get a view  
> of files, no database creation. Should the server be pointing to  
> the root of the app or another folder?
>


well, the root folder should have

index.php
app/
db/

and that index.php should take care of everything


> Hmmmm
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Re: [dbscript-devel] OpenMicroBlogger Install

[Brian H. <br...@me...>]

there's two places to download

    http://open.srcphp.com/projects/38-OpenMicroBlogger

    (preferred, as it increments the public-download counter)

and you can always get the latest development build

     http://dbscript.net/omb.zip

Re: [dbscript-devel] OpenMicroBlogger Install

[Brian H. <br...@me...>]

I think I know what you did:

You probably went to Github and clicked the Download button on the  
OpenMicroBlogger project -- that just gets you the APP and does not  
include dbscript.


On Sep 26, 2008, at 11:17 AM, Matthew Terenzio wrote:

> I think I've got something more complete here. Not sure where I  
> downloaded the last one (maybe a blog link?)
>
> On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:15 PM, Brian Hendrickson  
> <br...@me...> wrote:
>
> dang, let me check the download hold on
>
> On Sep 26, 2008, at 11:10 AM, Matthew Terenzio wrote:
>
>> I must have grabbed an old version from somewhere. . .
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Brian Hendrickson  
>> <br...@me...> wrote:
>>
>> yep, you need to create a database first
>>
>>
>> On Sep 26, 2008, at 10:28 AM, Matthew Terenzio wrote:
>>
>> 1.let's see. created database in mysql (should I have?) I tried it  
>> both ways anyhow.
>>
>> 2.   and find the email settings too
>>
>>      email_from: root@localhost
>>      email_name: Notifier
>>
>>
>>
>> users will get an e-mail "so-and-so is now following you on  
>> someserver.com" and the FROM will be this address
>>
>> also, the omb software will try to send administrative messages to  
>> the address
>>
>>
>>
>> Not sure about these settings. Should this be an existing email  
>> account?
>>
>> 3. default file upload for now (dying to try S3)
>>
>> 4. worry about pretty urls later too
>>
>> When I go tot the root directory of the install I just get a view  
>> of files, no database creation. Should the server be pointing to  
>> the root of the app or another folder?
>>
>>
>>
>> well, the root folder should have
>>
>> index.php
>> app/
>> db/
>>
>> and that index.php should take care of everything
>>
>>
>> Hmmmm
>>
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>
>

Re: [dbscript-devel] OpenMicroBlogger Install

[Brian H. <br...@me...>]

Matthew, would you mind trying this:

remove lines 144,145

   if ( null === $auth_request )
     trigger_error('OpenID server not found at '. htmlentities 
( $claimed_url ), E_USER_ERROR);

and replace with....

   if ( null === $auth_request ) {
         $_SESSION['openid_degrade'] = true;
         $request->set_param('return_url',$request->url_for 
( 'openid_continue' ));
         $request->set_param('protected_url',$request->base);
         $request->set_param('openid_url',$_SESSION['openid_url']);
         authenticate_with_openid();
         break;
   }



On Sep 26, 2008, at 2:28 PM, Matthew Terenzio wrote:

> My apologies for not being exact> here is the real error: I've  
> tried to register with email mte...@gm... and this is the  
> reply.