Running WordPress on openSUSE
As promised here is the ‘HOW-TO’ for running WordPress on openSUSE.
This is a simple three step process:
– install and configure openSUSE
– configure apache and mysql
– install WordPress
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As promised here is the ‘HOW-TO’ for running WordPress on openSUSE.
This is a simple three step process:
– install and configure openSUSE
– configure apache and mysql
– install WordPress
(more…)


I’m writing a wiki article on installing WordPress on openSUSE.
The aim is to have this done this week in time for WordCamp.
I’m off to San Francisco for the day on Saturday to speak at the WordCamp event.
WordPress 2.0.4 is now out; it’s got a hefty security fix in it – so strongly recommended.
Interesting update.
Novell’s PR agency are using del.icio.us to track press for the release of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10.
The link is here http://del.icio.us/SHIFT.Communications.Novell.SUSELinuxEnterprise10
I’ve updated this site – now updated to WordPress 2.1 alpha.
Take a look at
http://wordpress.org/download/svn/

CoverBuddy looks really cool for the Mac iTunes users out there.
Just waiting for a Windows version.

July looks like the worst month so far for spam. So far – with about a week to go:
Spam per month (all years together - in development: display only for current year) Total in January: Ham: 924 Spam: 1666 Total in February: Ham: 1454 Spam: 1836 Total in March: Ham: 1843 Spam: 2474 Total in April: Ham: 1812 Spam: 2965 Total in May: Ham: 4549 Spam: 3269 Total in June: Ham: 2010 Spam: 5628 Total in July: Ham: 1559 Spam: 8595
That shows almost a 100% jump in spam in July. Admittedly – I did turn on bayesian filtering in May (lots of bad filtering as you can see) – but the number of spam is just climbing every month.
Spam filtering via SpamAssassin.
These eurodance meme is doing the rounds; it even made Digg today.
It’s a Swedish choon about annabot – a rather splendid irc bot..
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