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I'm trying to get Tiny Tiny RSS installed on my webspace, on the grounds that it's self-hosted, and thus not vulnerable to the whims of capricious companies.

And I bump into some oddness around PHP, so the obvious first step is to ensure I have the correct version installed. A quick google tells me that putting a one-liner into a file and sticking it on the server will give me that information.

So I save it into a file called "info.php" and drop it in a folder, hit the upload button on my webspace's file browser, and it tells me that I already have a file called info.php. From 2008. Which turns out to have exactly that one line blob in it.

I assume that I was installing something back then (possibly RoundCube, when I was looking into better email front ends, before I migrated the backing store for ducker.org.uk to GMail) and needed to check exactly the same thing. And had the same thought process.

Date: 2013-03-15 12:19 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] matgb
It appears to have been dumped, but before DW launched we were looking at and messing around with
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gregarius/files/

I had it installed on my old webspace but that was lost when I let it lapsed. I don't get on with Reader or anything like that, all my feeds are on DW these days and I don't have huge numbers of them. But if Tiny Tiny does the job, y'know, g'luck. And yeah, I can remmber doing that sort of thing as well.

Date: 2013-03-15 09:52 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] draigwen
Let me know how Tiny Tiny works out - I was considering setting something up on my domain for my friends to use, although haven't done any research into the idea yet.

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