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Dmitry M | 12 Jul 18:42
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Re: Why login for comments?

I dont know whether there's any progress on the comment issue, but
signup on ss.org has been disabled after a wave of spam.

-d

On 7/11/05, Micko <mick <at> wever.org> wrote:
> See http://www.snipsnap.org/comments/Why+login+for+comments
> 
> Has there been any advances on this?
> The comments are over a year old!
> I have user registration disabled, as I want my snipsnap is only
> editable by members of the wever family. But I do want the whole world
> to be able to add comment.
> 
> One suggestion for 'anonymous' user would be for their IP address to go
> into the user field...
> 
> Mick
> 
> ps I tried logging into snipsnap to add a comment to the above link by
> found no way of registring myself. Has snipsnap.org disabled new users?
> 
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> "There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is
> a miracle. The other is as if everything is." Albert Einstein
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Dennis Wegner | 22 Jul 16:06
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Moving from SnipSnap to other CMS. Possible?


Hi all,
is it possible to use the XML-Export File or the MySQL Database Dump  
to move to other CMS? Is there maybe some way to get the content of a  
given SnipSnap Installation into a (say) MovableType Installation? Or  
maybe just the Blog Entries...

Where can I find Informations about the Structure of the XML-File and  
the Database Format? Has anyone tried something like this?

I realize it´s quite odd to ask this kind of Questions on a SnipSnap  
Users List, but I could not find any Information about this Topic on  
the Net. Any Pointers are welcome.

Greetings,

Dennis Wegner
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Julian Templeman | 24 Jul 16:15
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Re: Moving from SnipSnap to other CMS. Possible?

I'm also interested in this, but from another angle - it looks like my
hosting company is going under, so I want to extract my blog entries
from Snipsnap before they disappear.

julian
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Julian Templeman | 20 Jul 22:59
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Exporting Blog Contents?

It looks likely that the ISP where I'm hosting my Snipsnap blog is going 
to disappear. Is there an easy way to archive the blog content so that 
I'll be able to recreate it when I find another hosting company and 
reinstal Snipsnap?

Thanks,

julian

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Templeman Consulting Limited
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Matthias L. Jugel | 24 Jul 17:11
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Re: Exporting Blog Contents?

You should be able to go into the setup (if you are admin on your  
snipsnap) and simply dump the whole snip space including users and  
all other data. A problem might be if you have a large space, then  
the browser might choke on the download. If you have a small space  
simply select download and dump the snips and users. Then use save as  
from your web browser and store it as myblog.snip or myblog.xml. The  
xml structure is simple, there are users first with all infos  
(passwords are sha1 hashes) and then the snips with all attachments  
and revisions.

Leo.

On 20.07.2005, at 22:59, Julian Templeman wrote:

> It looks likely that the ISP where I'm hosting my Snipsnap blog is  
> going to disappear. Is there an easy way to archive the blog  
> content so that I'll be able to recreate it when I find another  
> hosting company and reinstal Snipsnap?
>
> Thanks,
>
> julian
>
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> Templeman Consulting Limited
> London, UK
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