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Tue, 13 Sep 2005
Sep 13, 2005, 09:29
[home/perl_scripts/blog] I modified the readme and the download zip file for the Blog script today, to make it easier to install. It’s available now from Intelliscript.net ~Jason
Blog Modified
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Sat, 10 Sep 2005
Sep 10, 2005, 20:01
[home/perl_scripts] No, not another dating script. Not too interested in that, though I’d probably make a lot of money from it. BlindDate is a script for transfering files from one server to another server, via FTP, while maintaining file dates. For people who use Blosxom, the thought if moving blogs to a new server is quite daunting. This is because all the blogs are dated based on when the text file which they originate from was last changed. So moving to a new server gives these files a date of ‘now,’ whenever you copied them. Suddenly you have no archives… all your blogs were written today! Not good. Some FTP servers can deal with this, maintaining the file dates as each file is uploaded. Others cannot. For those who use a web host with limited servers, my little program comes to the rescue. How did I make this work? First, I wrote a spider program which traverses all of the files in the old server, and notes their dates. It saves all these file names, directories, and the date to a file. We upload this file to the new server. Then the spider goes to work on the new server, applying all of these date changes to each file. Pretty cool, eh? I decided to give it away for free, and it can be found at www.intelliscript.net. ~Jason
BlindDate Script
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Thu, 01 Sep 2005
Sep 01, 2005, 23:49
[home/perl_scripts] HomePage2 is a nifty little script which you can throw on your webserver to allow friends and families to make their own page. Or you can use it to create special announcements pages for products, people, whatever. Everytime you add a new page, a link to that page is automatically inserted in the home page. You can upload one picture for every page, and it all fits into your template nicely. Tonight I finally added a demo of HomePage2 in Intelliscript’s ‘Test Area’ Check it out, add a page! ~Jason
HomePage2 in Test Area
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