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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #110 | fixed | the WordPress URL hack breaks pingbacks (and other XMLRPC stuff) | geofft | |
| Description |
We have a hack that sets "WordPress? URL" to /~user/blog and "Blog URL" to http://user.scripts.mit.edu/blog. This seems to break pingbacks; if you set "WordPress? URL" to the full URL, and leave "Blog URL" blank so it defaults to the WordPress? URL setting, pingbacks start working. |
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| #114 | fixed | better story for importing outside Django sites | geofft | |
| Description |
We do a lot of custom stuff in setting up Django -- splitting between web_scripts and Scripts/django, tweaking the FastCGI wrapper, setting up MySQL in settings.py, etc. This all makes it really easy to start a Django site from scratch, but makes it nonobvious to import a Django site you developed on your local machine with the built-in server. Options to address include restoring the deleted scripts FAQ on manually setting up Django, so you can do those instructions by hand, and writing a script to scriptsize an existing Django directory. |
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| #115 | fixed | actively break sudo for users who aren't supposed to | geofft | |
| Description |
PAM is a good choice here. So is replacing our uses of sudo internally (like LDAP backups from the scripts locker) with setuid wrappers, and making sudo not setuid a la Linerva. We know what's in /etc/sudoers, so we can do this. |
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