Daniel Meier | 4 Feb 10:41
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Cannot install COREblog2 on

Hi

I am running Plone 3.1.7 on Zope 2.10.6-final, and cannot install Coreblog2.

I've downloaded and extracted the newest release under /opt/Plone-3.1/testsite/products, but I can not find it in the maintenance, even after restarting Plone.

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Jason Hildebrand | 4 Dec 18:22
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Re: defaults for comments, trackbacks

Hello,

My environment is:
    COREBlog2 9.82b
    Plone 2.5.4-2
    CMF-1.6.4
    Zope (Zope 2.9.8-final, python 2.4.4, linux2)
    Five 1.4.2
    Python 2.4.4 (#1, Oct 23 2007, 10:55:06) [GCC 3.2.3 20030502 (Red Hat Linux 3.2.3-59)]

If I turn off comments and trackbacks for one single blog post, it works.  

However, I would like to be able to add new blog posts without having to change these settings each time: I
would like both of these options to default to "None".  It looks like this should be possible by dhanging the
blog defaults (Blog -> Edit -> Entry Editing), but it does not work.  Can you confirm whether the default
settings take effect for you in your environment?

peace,
Jason

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----- "Yusuke NAKAI" <nyusuke@...> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> > Unfortunately, these settings do not take effect.  
> > When I create a new blog post, both comments and trackbacks are set
> 
> > to "Open" (unless I explicitly change these settings).
> 
> How is your environment?
> 
> I've just test comments and trackbacks setting.
> Both are set to none, that is, cannot add and hidden.
> So my test entry looks fllowing:
> 
> http://nagosui.org/PloneSkin/testblog/test-entry
> 
> It looks that settings works correctly.
> 
> My environment summary:
> 
> - COREBlog2 0.9.83b
> - Plone 3.1.7 (buildout)
> - CMF 2.1.1
> - Zope 2.10.6-final
> - Python 2.4.4
> 
> Regards,
> 
> -- 
> Yusuke NAKAI
> 
> mail: nyusuke@...
> web : http://nagosui.org
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Jason Hildebrand | 3 Dec 19:05
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defaults for comments, trackbacks


I am using coreblog2 on Plone.

I have gone into "My Blog" -> Edit -> Entry Editing to set the default status for comments and trackbacks (I
set both to None).

Unfortunately, these settings do not take effect.  When I create a new blog post, both comments and
trackbacks are set to "Open" (unless I explicitly change these settings).

Is this is known bug?  Is there a workaround?  If I can manage to fix this, will the developers accept a patch?

peace,
Jason

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Sharma, Namita (MCI | 26 Nov 20:36
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Turn diplay off for permalink etc...

Hi, I am working on a Coreblog2 installation. All blog entries end with a right indented set of links, for eg:

Category(s) Web Coordinators Blog
Permalink ¦ Comment (5) ¦ Trackback (0)

Is there a way I can turn this display OFF, I would still like to see Comment (5) but none of the rest??

cheers
Namita

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Sharma, Namita (MCI | 24 Nov 14:38
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cbcomment_form page template - where is it??

How can I get to the cbcomment_form page template. I need to edit the template so that users will not need to enter their name, e-mail and URL to submit a comment.

Namita

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Sharma, Namita (MCI | 21 Nov 19:35
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Disable comments for anonymous users

How can I disable comments options for Anonymous users. I want them to be able to read posts but to comment they should login.

Cheers
namita

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Hawke | 12 Nov 22:39
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How to enable portlet in Plone 3?

Greetings. 
I have coreblog2 (9.82b) running on Plone 3.1.5.1, however, I don't have 
a portlet for creating entries and such.
I'm assuming I need to do something with "classic portlets", but I'm 
having trouble finding out what I need to enter in the fields for that.
Suggestions please?
Thanks!
-Hawke
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Brian Kennison | 26 Jun 01:56
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Posting with XML-RPC

Hello everyone,


I've got several places and people that generated information that having the ability to store them and access them in a COREblog instance makes a lot of sense.  COREblog say that it supports several APIs but I'm having trouble making them work. I'm trying to post this data using the blogger API  but I keep getting a 403 errors. (Not sure what is happening) I'm calling the blogger API http://mysite/coreblog-instance/blogger with XML-RPC payload but as of yet "no love".

I've searched the mailing list and web but haven't found what it takes to post in this manner. I saw a post from the author in  2006 that says that Zope/Plone should take care of the authentication but I didn't see a follow up.. I know a call to "blogger" creates an AuthBridge instance but not sure how it works.  

l saw some things about the xmlrpc-client doing basic authentication and was wondering  if that is the case then would it be possible to bypass the blogger call  and just go straight to the newPost? 

Any insight. help, would be appreciated. 

Thanks in advance,

-- Brian Kennison

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Trond Lossius | 18 Dec 20:01
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KeyError: Blog front page fails to load.

Hi,

recently I've gotten a problem with the front page of one of my blogs:

http://jamoma.org/jamoma_blog

I'm not sure exactly what happened, and the error message is not 
particularly informative:

  This site encountered an error trying to fulfill your request. The 
errors were:

Error Type
     KeyError
Error Value
     1936941420
Request made at
     2007/12/18 19:51:52.976 GMT+1

I am still able to see each blog post by using the direct URL, e.g:

http://jamoma.org/jamoma_blog/54

I have tried changing the skin in case one of the files had gotten 
corrupted, but to no avail. I don't have much experience with Zope and 
have no clue of where to start looking or what to do. Any suggestions 
for what to do or where to look would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Trond
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Sascha Welter | 28 Oct 10:48
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http:BL

Hello corebloggers!

A few days ago I've released a Zope product to give easy access to the
http:BL DNS blacklist from http://www.projecthoneypot.org. This works
perfectly with COREBlog (it was initially developed for COREBlog) and 
helps to reduce load from comment spammers and email scraping bots.

What it does is to look up visitors IP addresses by DNS against the http:BL
of projecthoneypot.org. If the visitor is a bot listed there, you can
block them with a 403 status code and a short message. In case of error,
visitors can temporarily whitelist themselves to get to view your blog.

You can find the code to download here:
http://betabug.ch/wiki/HoneyPotBL

Note that there *is* some setup needed and you have to get an access key
from Project Honeypot. It's all documented.

On another note, I've started to list all the changes I've made to the
code of my coreblog installation:
http://betabug.ch/wiki/CoreBlogChanges

Regards,

Sascha

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Matthew Lange | 5 Oct 10:51
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error on adding blog entry

Hello all,
 
I am receving the same error as posted by Ben Lobo on August 31, 2007 regarding:
Module Products.CMFDefault.DiscussionTool, line 82, in overrideDiscussionFor AttributeError: allow_discussion
I searched through the archives but didnot find a response or a solution.  Please advise if there is a solution planned, or whether it is thought that thiis is a bug of Plone 3.  I did find another report of a simillar bug, found in Poi (a different product) at:
 
Happy to help troubleshoot if someone can point me in the right direction.
 
Looking forward to replies.
 
Matthew
 
 
 
 
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