I'm not running the t-bridge and have no plans to do so, but I remember reading that Twitter's API has changed, so older versions might have connection issues. I'd say to get the newest possible code that doesn't make you uncomfortable.
Not sure what the problem could be, but I did find that the MTA (sendmail/postfix/exim etc) must be running already. Most of the problems I've had came when I'd stopped the mail service for some reason and then triggered an event that should send ma…
Make sure PHP can reach a working and configured mail service, that the PHP mail function works http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php , and that you have it set up correctly in config.php.
@mgilangj That sounds like it is related to your hosting situation. Your host has disabled syslog() in PHP. You will need to edit one or more files to avoid triggering logging functions that your host has disabled.
Did you specify a directory (folder) for uploads and make sure that the user that web server (or fastCGI process) runs under has full control of that directory and any files within it?
(1) There were some fairly major changes leading up to 1.0. Sometimes, version numbers don't tell the whole story. I can't make your decision for you (whomever "we" is). I have no customers or investors to please, so my choice to run an instance of …
It looks like you're working with a shopping cart application, not the StatusNet federated microblogging application. You're probably better off asking this on a Zencart (or whatever cart software you use) forum or one devoted to using MySQL to driv…
When you're posting your config.php, you should change lines that contain passwords (even hashed passwords) to say something like
$config['this']['that'] = '[redacted]'
In answer to your second question, I believe that PMs, by design, can only be sent to people who are (1) on the same server as you and (2) subscribed to you.
@harkhark I imagine you could do some file editing or write a plugin to change the way subscriptions work. It seems to me that this is such a fundamental part of the way a SN site works that it could cause cascading rewrites.
@dazormiq It could work. Your router should hand out IP addresses and pass traffic inside your network, even without being connected to the outside world.
Are you trying to use the other server(s) as a backup for the main one? If so, I think you're better off just taking regular backups of the database and files.
Are you trying to offer multiple URLs for the same instance? I am not sure that could wo…
I have not tried it myself, but I believe that it is safe to do so. Your contacts' servers should automatically pick up that your-instance/user/1 is now newusername instead of oldusername.
Also, if you plan on turning on OStatus federation, make sure you have settled on you domain, URL scheme, and SSL state first. Changing any of these can affect interaction with off-site contacts.
In your config.php add: $config['site']['fancy'] = true;
See http://encyclomundi.org/wiki/Parlementum_Server_Statusnet for an example config.php
You'll also need enable mod_rewrite in your apache config file. If you're not using Apache, most other…