Rob Cakebread wrote:
I patched the Planet source to add all the entries to an sql
database then wrote a quick CherryPy demo [1] that uses the existing
Planet's template system.
The example just has the entries for a few random developers. You can
search the titles or full text. Source code avail
Daniel Drake wrote:
Examples of what people are requesting:
- Ability to browse the 'archives' (i.e. the content which has dropped
off the end of the page, which planet discards)
- Ability to search the content and the archives
- Ability to browse by Gentoo herd, i.e. view the weblogs of the
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Have you looked at the software [1] that runs on Planet PHP [2]?
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[1] http://svn.bitflux.ch/repos/public/planet-php/trunk/
[2] http://www.planet-php.net/
Thanks, I hadn't heard of that. It seems in tune to what we need: Storing
entries in a MySQL database, prov
Daniel Drake schrieb:
> planet is a nice system and makes it dead easy to set up a Planet-style
> aggregator. However the feature requests that I am recieving go out of
> the scope of what a simple script can do.
Have you looked at the software [1] that runs on Planet PHP [2]?
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[1] http://sv
Daniel Drake wrote:
Hi,
As the Planet Gentoo admin (http://planet.gentoo.org), I often get
feature ideas and requests for ways to enhance the Planet website.
Right now, a python script called "planet" (www.planetplanet.org)
powers the site. planet is a nice simple script, which is invoked b
Hi,
As the Planet Gentoo admin (http://planet.gentoo.org), I often get feature
ideas and requests for ways to enhance the Planet website.
Right now, a python script called "planet" (www.planetplanet.org) powers the
site. planet is a nice simple script, which is invoked by cron every hour - it
