Monday, 23 April 2007
Learn to Setup Serendipity on Your Blog |
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Serendipity is a PHP-powered web blog application which gives the user a way to maintain an online diary, web blog or even a complete homepage. Edin Kadribašić tells you about his experience of setting up Serendipity in his blog.
He says the installation process went smoothly. He informs you that it is possible to use ‘friendly’ URLs through Serendipity. Serendipity supplies .htaccess files with Apache mod_rewrite rules. Through the function, he converts the rewrite rules that lighttpd would understand.
He cautions you to prevent some files from being sent to the user. He demonstrates the following example to facilitate better understanding:
url.access-deny = (“.tpl.php", ".tpl", ". sql", ".inc.php")
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