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Unfortunately, that doesn’t work. I’ve tried chmoding the dirs before, but it makes no difference for the error.

Thanks anyway, though ??

I’ve been having this problem for some time now and I’d really like to know how to fix it. This is, I think, the third upgrade I would have to do manually and while that’s not a problem in itself, the auto-updater would really make life easy when it comes to plugin updates.

So while manually updating does solve the immediate problem, I’d really be grateful if somebody could help me out fixing the auto-updates.

Thanks for the fix – removing Ping.fm from the plugin worked wonderfully.

I’m on 2.8.4. and the problem persists… I haven’t a clue how to even diagnose this.

Help!

Hi,

Thanks for your reponse!

My (login) id is the same as the value in the post_author column. Logging in as an admin doesn’t solve the problem.

The columns (all from the prefix_users table) had to be translated as follows :

ID --> id
user_login --> name
user_pass --> password
user_icq --> icq_number *
user_email --> email
user_url --> website
user_ip --> ip_address
user_registered --> joined **

*The same goes for AIM, MSN and other profile data. The fields might not have been translated everywhere, but they aren’t that important (I think)
** There’s also a difference in timestamp notation between IPB and WordPress

For the post table, everything remains the same as in the standard installation. If there’s a conflict caused by the column translation, it is because of (one of) the fields mentioned above.

First, let me say this is a wonderful plug-in. Getting a working feed was practically impossible for me, but now thanks to Feedread it became easy.

I am wondering, however, if it would be possible to have different refresh rates for different feeds. One feed I am taking from a web forum needs frequent refresh to be up to date, but for news headlines I could (and so I should) ping at a slower rate.

What I first tried was setting the $XML_CACHE_TIME in the sidebar.php where I currently list the feeds. I just reset it for every feed. This didn’t work, but if I alter cg-feedread.php, the variable is set the same for all feeds.

Anyone know a good way around this?

I think I fixed it by running through functions.php in the includes folder. Turned out there were a couple of references to non-existent database columns there.