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but doesn’t 777 allow anyone to upload anything to that directory?

my settings work well:

1. i use the akismet plugin. it catches dozens of spam comments every day.

2. i don’t require registration to comment and i don’t moderate comments, but i do get an email of every comment so if anything sneaks through akismet [about 1 every few months], i can narc it.

3. i recently enable the meta widget for people to register as subscribers. in the last week i got 10 registering. 8 are obvious fake emails. so that experiment proved useful: i’m killing it. ??

ok, here’s another example.

a post the other morning at 8am vancouver time:
https://politicsrespun.org/2010/05/globe-and-mails-irony-calling-the-yes-men-cynical/

my wordpress stats say it got 15 hits tuesday, while the homepage got 34 hits.

my raw server log on my website said the page got 244 hits.

is no one else finding this?

i’m using 2.9.1 and i’m getting this error message.

these fixes don’t work.

any suggestions?

thanks!

yeah, i’m on 2.9.1 and i’m getting this error and none of these fixes are working.

ugh.

any other tricks?

i’ve been having problems unpacking my plugins since around 2.8.

after upgrading to 2.9.1, i did the following 2 things from above, and now everything is updating nicely:

-> Add this code in htaccess and have a try;
php_value memory_limit 64M

3. Try adding this line to your wp-config.php file:
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’32M’);

my problem is wp stats records 20-60% of the hits on various pages that my server stats record.

my server stats have raw access logs so i can see real hits. the interface is clunky so i like wp stats, but it lowballs my posts so much that the data is irrelevant.

it all just seems buggy.

same problem for me with the blocks template.

homesteadtimes has the answer. for my template the header.php file is the one that has the </bold> tag in it. it’s likely the same for most/all of us regardless of whether we’re going with the vanilla wp template or not.

i put the code in and it immediately starting counting hits.

apusworld is also right, i think, that if this is so widespread a problem, there may be a bug in 265 to be fixed.