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  • Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Whitelisting is not terribly useful. I bounce pure HTML E-Mail that gets past the spam filter, since there is no real point since I don’t have or use a HTML capable E-Mail client.

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    OK, I edited wp-admin/includes/file.php and increased the timeout there from 300 to 1000 and got this error:

    Downloading update from http://ww.wp.xz.cn/wordpress-3.2.zip…
    
    Unpacking the update…
    
    Incompatible Archive.: PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature
    
    Installation Failed

    And when I went to manually download wordpress-3.2.zip on the machine with dial-up access I got this:

    sauron.deepsoft.com% wget -c -P /extra/ http://ww.wp.xz.cn/wordpress-3.2.zip
    --2011-07-11 13:35:56--  http://ww.wp.xz.cn/wordpress-3.2.zip
    Resolving ww.wp.xz.cn... 72.233.56.138, 72.233.56.139
    Connecting to ww.wp.xz.cn|72.233.56.138|:80... connected.
    HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
    Length: unspecified [application/zip]
    Saving to:

    /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip’

    [ <=> ] 2,067,484 4.58K/s in 7m 14s

    2011-07-11 13:43:11 (4.66 KB/s) – `/extra/wordpress-3.2.zip’ saved [2067484]

    sauron.deepsoft.com% unzip -t /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip
    Archive: /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip
    End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not
    a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the
    latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
    the last disk(s) of this archive.
    unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip or
    /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip.zip, and cannot find /extra/wordpress-3.2.zip.ZIP, period.
    `

    It looks there are *two* things wrong with ww.wp.xz.cn:

    1) It has a download timeout
    2) It does not send a ‘content-length:’ header!

    I can actually live with the download timeout, so long as there is a content-length header — wget can deal with this.

    I had to download wordpress-3.2.zip on a different machine (with a faster internet connection) and then transfer the file from there to the machine with the slow internet connection…

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    And what exactly is the ‘.0001%’ that the Dashboard needs that FF 3.6.18 lacks? Aside from Headspace2’s JQuery problems, the Dashboard seems to work just fine with FF 3.6.18? What is missing? Is it real functionality or just ‘cosmetic’?

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Well, if the patrons of the Wendell Free Library are ‘average users’, then they seem to not have any real problems using (diskless) workstations running CentOS 5.6 and Firefox 3.6.18. Any this includes the library’s head librarian / director (who is certainly not a ‘Linux geek’). I am not entirely convinced that CentOS 5.6 makes for a poor desktop or even laptop environment. I do have various multi-media add-ons installed (pulled from the EPel and RPMForge repos), not that they are really used much. Most people seem to just use Firefox and OO. With a current version of Java (from Sun/Oracle), even the teens are happy to run RuneScape without problems (at least on the machines with Intel video chips).

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    CentOS works just fine, not only on my desktop, but also on my laptop (an IBM Thinkpad X31), wireless and all.

    I have been using Linux on both desktops and laptops (in addition to servers of course) since the early 90s. *I* have never used any version of MS-Windows. So I take it the Firefox nag is mostly a MS-Windows issue.

    I presume that there will likely be an update for Headspace2 SEO to fix the JavaScript issue.

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    No, the browser on on my home system, which is a Linux machine running CentOS 5.6. I am using the stock distributed browser, which is FF 3.6.18 (I have the most current update).

    The problem *I* was having was that Headspace2 SEO breaks the JavaScript on the home page of the Dashboard. Disactivating Headspace2 allowed by to dismis the nag.

    I would still like an explaination of the purpose of this nag.

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Found the problem: it seems that using add_action(‘_admin_menu’ …) is not the right thing to do, changing it to add_action(‘admin_menu’ …) solves the problem. Weird… The example code I was looking at used add_action(‘_admin_menu’ …), but now I suspect that the example code is wrong on some level (there are other things wrong with it as well).

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    BTW: I am using WP 3.1.2 on a 64-bit (x86_64) Linux machine (CentOS 5.6, httpd-2.2.3-45.el5.centos.1, php-5.1.6-27.el5_5.3, mysql-5.0.77-4.el5_5.5).

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Fixed! I add added wp_footer to my footer.php and it works now. Thanks!

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    I switched to Twenty Ten theme and the admin bar shows up. Obviously there is something wrong in my theme code. What should I be looking for? I searched the code (both the .php files and the .css files) of some other themes on other sites I manage (they all use ‘stock’ public themes) where the admin bar is working and it doesn’t *look* like anything is missing (I did a few fixes to match the other themes’ header.php files (class for the body tag, use/ordering of the various header… divs, etc.), but that did not help. I fiddled with the style.css file, in case something there was being fishy, but no help there either.

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    It also does it to mumble.ps.gz files. But it does NOT do it to mumble.pdf.gz files. Is this some ‘security’ (?) hack to protect from executing certain kinds of (script?) files? If some it is really lame…

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    After a bit of fumbling about I found it. It is real pain to use and does not really do what I want to do. I think I will just hand code something. For me, that is quicker.

    Thread Starter Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    “Have you looked that the native gallery within WordPress itself?”

    How does that work? I don’t see anything on the dashboard for a gallery.

    *I’d* just be happy to download a HTML version in a tarball or zipfile. I have a slow and unreliable dialup connection and I am working on coding a theme for my company site (on an off-line server) and reading the documenation ‘on-line’ is really a pain.

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