Mitchell D. Miller

2) forget 2 – somehow missed if ( defined(‘E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR’) )

It works: WP Test

Thanks!

Regular site worked fine.
After I added style function, I only saw the output
of my function — instead of page, not added to page. Does it make sense now?

I rewrote it using JS to call PHP, just adding text/plain header,
and it works fine,

however I would like to know what I did wrong, because I would rather
use one php statement instead of a couple of JS functions.

Thanks for replying.

WP *only* displays foo e.g: if page is:
<h1>title</h1><p>text</p><p><?php foo()?></p>
all I see is foo

Tried adding header('Content-type: text/plain')
like I would do from js/ajax then all I got was
plain text ‘foo` –
page displays normally I remove function call.

Was that clear?

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for WP see: https://codex.www.ads-software.com

Yes, I ran upgrade, and was surprised when it asked to upgrade db.

Do you know how can I fix this?

I fixed this by adding trackback_rdf() to index.php

I figured it out:
changed
<br /&gt>
to
<span style=”margin-top: 2em”>

Thanks for your reply, but that option is not is not available in my WP 2.2 installation.

Thanks Eable, but it is unchecked.
Any other suggestions?

sorry –
should have said, that it changed:
<h2>test&lt br/>&lt br/>more test<h2>

to
<h2>test<p>more text<h2>

I am using 2.2 and have the same problem.

I receive a “Please moderate” email whenever I edit a post.

IMO this is a bug. How do you report bugs around here?

Thanks very much for explaining everything.

I reset index.php and .htaccess to 644.

I am just going to forget about someone finding my cgi, and executing it as a shell command, and hope it doesn’t happen again. It didn’t make any sense to me that someone would be able to read the contents of index.php, because that’s what “content-type” is for.

I looked at sphere.com and their bot can get in now. I also looked at webmasterworld, thanks.

I telnetted to your site because I was crazed and wanted to see if http 1.0 and 1.1 worked the same with index.php. I keep thinking that there is some way to trick it into being served as plain text. I have been writing CGI in C since 1995, and nobody get to executables in cgi-bin. PHP has me spooked. I’ve never used perl for the same reason.

I like your site. I especially like the black/white/red colors – I used to use them all the time for Web jobs. I used light on dark for my blog, because I wanted to be different, but now I’m not so sure.

I also liked “No Flash Detected” – instead of that horrible “install plugin.”

I also like all your meta tags – and I am going to use some of them. I need to learn more about RSS and atom. I want the world to be notified when I put up a new page or post.

Now I’ve create some content, and then it’s time to try adsense.

FYI: The only thing I found was that you have two “content-type” lines. Otherwise it’s fantastic! You’ve got plugins and everything <g>.

Best wishes and thanks again for your time, and especially your patience!

I’ve always run cgi’s from an aliased dir, but PHP doesn’t recognize “/cgi-bin” and it wants a full path. After reading all the spam/robot warnings from wp users, I figured that I was being smart by putting this cgi outside of everything, because I thought there was no way for anyone, except root, to access it directly.

My big question was how did something read index.php?

If I can’t see the cgi’s name/path with LiveHttpHeaders, how can someone else find it?

Somewhere in the installation instructions it said to “chmod 666 .htaccess index.php”
is that correct? Should I not worry about anything messing with index.php?

The thing that really set me off was finding “my.cgi wheredidmybraingo.com Sphere-Scout” in my error log. When I write a normal site for someone, I try to block all bots except googlebot and yahoo.
With the blog, I want bots. So I write all the unknown agents to a file and enable them on a case-by-case basis. So far I have enabled access to YahooFeedSeeker, Feedster, Technoratibot, BlogPulse, Moreoverbot. I found them in the log, looked them up, they seemed fine, so they’re in.

Am I getting all bent out shape over nothing? I just telnetted to your server and tried to get index.php with HTTP 1.0 and 1.1 and got a 400 with 1.0 and
“A fatal exception 0E” with 1.1.

So

1) is it possible for someone to read index.php?
2) and should I add “Sphere Scout” to list of good bots
3) does WP keep a list of good bots anywhere so I can add them all in at once?
4) besides .htaccess, index.php, wp-uploads, does anything else need to be writeable?

Thanks very much for your help.