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Hi y\'all,
I just moved my Geeklog V1.3.6 from my school account (IRIX) to some account at an ISP (Win2k).
I simply moved all files, exported the database and imported it at the new server, changed some paths in config.php and did set all the required CHMOD\'s (verified with the /admin/checkconfig.php script).
Everything works just fine, except for that the /backedn/geeklog.rdf is not being updated, it\'s plain empty. Why-o-Why?
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Dirk
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The .rdf file is only updated when you save a story. Am I right that you did not create a new story since you've moved the site? If so, simply open any existing story and save it again. That should update the .rdf file.
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bye, Dirk
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rockcohen
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Hum hey actually.. it does get updated!
It\'s IExplorer that screws up. It just shows an empty page. Must be some issue with IExplorer not recognizing the rdf file as XML ?
Check it out, it\'s this one here: http://www.van-els.nl/backend/geeklog.rdf
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When I go to that URL using Mozilla, it tries to download the .rdf as a binary file. So it seems your server configuration is not correct. Not sure what the correct MIME type for .rdf is, but try text/plain.
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bye, Dirk
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PHP won't help here, since the .rdf is simply a file that's read by the browser or whatever comes by - PHP is not involved at this stage.
Is your site running on Apache? Then you could try creating a .htaccess file with this line in it:
That should work if your ISP isn't too restritive.
bye, Dirk
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AddType text/html rdf
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Did some research on the correct MIME type for a RSS/RDF feed. Apparently, MIME types
application/rss+xml and application/rdf+xml have been proposed for these but they\'re not official yet. So text/plain should be fine to use for now.
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rockcohen
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Nope, its IIS ... ok I will look and see if something similair is possible under IIS...
Thanks so far,
Rob
Quote by Dirk: PHP won't help here, since the .rdf is simply a file that's read by the browser or whatever comes by - PHP is not involved at this stage.
Is your site running on Apache? Then you could try creating a .htaccess file with this line in it:
That should work if your ISP isn't too restritive.
bye, Dirk
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AddType text/html rdf
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rockcohen
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Hi all,
ok I've written a work around for the MIME-TYPE problem.
It's quick N Dirty but should work on all systems.
Just copy+patse the following code and save it in the /backend/ folder as 'rss-feed.php' or something
--start code--
$rss_xml_data = binarysafe_file_get_contents($_CONF['rdf_file']);
echo $rss_xml_data ;
function binarysafe_file_get_contents($filename) {
$fd = fopen("$filename", "rb");
$content = fread($fd, filesize($filename));
fclose($fd);
return $content;
}
?>
--end code--
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path to rdf file$rss_xml_data = binarysafe_file_get_contents($_CONF['rdf_file']);
echo $rss_xml_data ;
function binarysafe_file_get_contents($filename) {
$fd = fopen("$filename", "rb");
$content = fread($fd, filesize($filename));
fclose($fd);
return $content;
}
?>
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