Geeklog plugin convention generally is as follows:
1) you
unpack a plugin into <geeklog_root>/plugins/
directory
In the
newly created plugin directory you'll see a sub directory "admin" and
sub-directory "public_html".
It is
not very intuitive, but you have to move AND rename these two directories.
2)
"public_html" is *renamed* to the name of plugin (in your case it will be called
"lists") and moved *under* public_html directory of your
geeklog installation. So your webserver accessible directory will look
like this: /public_html/lists/
3)
"admin" dorectory is renamed to the name of plugin (in your case "lists") and
moved under /public_html/admin/plugins/
so
you'll have your webserver doc directory:
/public_html/admin/plugins/lists
You
obviously do not do anything with geeklog public_html directory and to geeklog
index.php
That's
all. When you install a couple of plugins you'll get used to it
:)
1gor
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-----Original Message-----Thanks for the info. I found lists 0.3 beta which I assume is it.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 7:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [geeklog-users] Threaded digests?
I have some installation questions. Step 3 of INSTALL doc inserted below
Step 3: Move the public_html and admin directories to their proper places. Move/rename the public_html directory to the <path_html>/lists directory. Move/rename the admin directory to the <path_admin_html>/plugins/lists directory.
{ cd <geeklog_dir>/plugins/lists; mv public_html <path_html>/lists; mv admin <path_admin_html>/plugins/lists }
I'm not sure what "proper places" are. I'd be inclined to copy the contents of lists/public_html into geeklog/public_html except there is a index.php in each.
Maybe another part of the problem is that I don't understand what <path_html>/lists and <path_admin_html>/plugins/lists mean.
Thank for any help.
Similarly there is a lists/admin but not geeklog/admin. There is a geeklog/public_html/admin.
Confused in California!
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 10:00 US/Pacific, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lists plugin has this feature (http://gplugs.sourceforge.net/). It needs
documentation (I still cannot figure out what is "Msg Archive ID") but
otherwise it provides threaded email archives - all within Geeklog. It uses
Geeklog security framework to provide access to mailing lists. Great piece
of software for newsletters etc. Needs just a bit of polishing.
Greg
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