fakeoutdoorsman

I got it to work after editing tiny_mce_gzip.php. The PHP function “realpath” wasn’t working on the host’s server.

Open tiny_mce_gzip.php.

Find all instances of:
realpath(

Replace with
realpath2(

After:
@ require('../../../wp-config.php');

Add:
function realpath2($path)
{
////check if realpath is working
if (strlen(realpath($path))>0)
return realpath($path);

///if its not working use another method///
$p=getenv(“PATH_TRANSLATED”);
$p=str_replace(“\\”,”/”,$p);
$p=str_replace(basename(getenv(“PATH_INFO”)),””,$p);
$p.=”/”;
if ($path==”.”)
return $p;
//now check for back directory//
$p=$p.$path;

$dirs=split(“/”,$p);
foreach($dirs as $k => $v)
{

if ($v==”..”)
{
$dirs[$k]=””;
$dirs[$k-2]=””;
}
}
$p=””;
foreach($dirs as $k => $v)
{
if (strlen($v)>0)
$p.=$v.”/”;
}
$p=substr($p,0,strlen($p)-1);

if (is_dir($p))
return $p;
if (is_file($p))
return $p;

return false;

}

Find:
$tinymce = file_get_contents(realpath("tiny_mce.js"));

Replace with:
$tinymce = file_get_contents("tiny_mce.js");

I downloaded todays nightly build and I am still having problems with tinymce not loading.

I’m wondering how the spam machines are actually finding wordpress sites. Mine wasn’t targeted until the day I reinstalled and redesigned the whole thing using the Oct. 18 nightly. The former install was using a 1.3 nightly version as well. Maybe they do a search for “powered by wordpress” or somehow intercept notifications to site update services. Anyone have any ideas?

Oh, ok. Thanks for the clear up. Duh…

Beel…I don’t get you you mean.