Third Party Modules

Client Joined: Jul 19, 2005 Posts: 68

Can we start a thread here in which RWH clients can list any and all the third party modules in use, in hope someone will have an answer to any problems we may encounter after the BIG BANG.

Im only running one third party module;

Module Copyright © Information
nukeSEO Sitemap module for PHP-Nuke
Module's Name: nukeSEO Sitemap
Module's Version: 1.0 BETA
Module's Description: Sitemap module, part of nukeSEO - search engine optimization for PHP-Nuke
Meta Tag function developed by Jens Hauge http://visayas.dk
Sitemap object approach from mSearch by David Karn http://webdever.net
Submit Sitemap from phpSitemapNG by Tobias Kluge http://enarion.net
Results originally developed by Curve2 Design http://curve2.com

License: GNU/GPL
Author's Name: Kevin Guske
Author's Email: kguske@nukeseo.com

Which I think 'Montego' is also running, so ill just follow him around like a lost puppy. Laughing

EDIT; I've been house trained, now where is that slipper.

registered · Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 6:15 am

Ruff... Ruff... Actually, I am already running 5.2.x and have had no issues with nukeSEO as of yet, nor with nukeFEED.

Site Admin/Owner Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 17088

We are also installing phpSuExec so you may still have issues with .htaccess but they will not be application specific.

Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 12:33 pm

Montego; Thank you, ill pop along to your site.
Raven; all Htaccess files i use are from the Raven nuke I installed thank you.

Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 8:38 pm

Regardless of where the .htaccess files are from you will need to check to see if any have php_value and/or php_flag directives in them. If so then you will need to move those out of .htaccess and into php.ini.

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 10:52 am

Raven, I am assuming the above comment is regarding phpSuExec only right and not PHP5? Do you happen to know if the ini_set() function will fail using phpSuExec?

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 11:18 am

Montego wrote:

I am assuming the above comment is regarding phpSuExec only right and not PHP5?

Yes

Montego wrote:

Do you happen to know if the ini_set() function will fail using phpSuExec?

It will not fail by default.