Well I said some time ago that I use mod_redirect while migrating from pyblosxom to wordpress. It turns out not all the RSS readers are following a 301 redirct. At least for the one I’m using, Google Reader, won’t do this. So now all my subscribers would think I no longer write blogs
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Well on the WordPress site they said the Pretty Permalinks like
/category/title is only available on Apache. Well this is definitely
not true as long as you know your web server.
Here is how I made it with Lighttpd, and some tips to keep my original
rss link.
My original rss link is http://dryice.name/blog/index.rss. The new rss
link is http://dryice.name/blog/rss/. And […]
Well in times of switching blog system, one BIG challenge is to save all the old posts and comments. Fortunately (or not?) for me is that I didn’t get too much comments before. So the only thing I need to worry about is the posts.
At first I found a perl script to migrate from blosxom […]
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Posted 11 August 2007
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Well this begins several days ago. When I tried to solve a challenge and I google around, and well, Google give me a result in my own blog. And it turns out that I’ve fixed the problem a year ago
So I decide to blog more, rather than one or two posts a month […]
After several hours work, I’ve got my muse+pyblosxom setuped. So now it’s my start of my blog.
The first thing I’ll need to do is to go through my planner pages and get the notes somewhat like a blog into this blog system.
I’ll write most of my blog in English, as a practice and more “world […]
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Posted 12 March 2006
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And this will save some confusing about versions. I can give time 00:00 for notes without a note taken timestamp. Anyway this is what Michael give for blog files with only date in the timestamps file.
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unison can sync two directories, which are changing on both side. It updates that do not conflict are propagated automatically. Conflicting updates are detected and displayed.
This is perfet for the comments back and force of planner-pyblosxom: people can comment on the blog via web interface, and I can reply comments within Emacs, even off-line. And […]
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