Blog options?

Hello! the most recent site of the day has a blog on it (Home | Timelapse Wiltshire Film Blog) how was this achieved? does anyone know?
Its possible they just duplicate what the article, and add a new page for each one to link to, but its a pretty fully functional blog that matches the website.
any information would be appreciated, thanks.

Does Apple offer any blogging products which are integrated with iPhoto or Aperture? I like the new Shared Photo Stream functionality, but it lacks most blogging features.
The best blog-software Apple ever had was iWeb. It still works well with iPhoto and Aperture, but is no longer included with the iLife package; you would have to try to find and old boxed retail version.
iWeb has nice blogging features and integrates well with the Media Browser. If you still own an older iLife dvd give it a try, but you'll have to modify the iWeb applicaition a bit:
http://oldtoadstutorials.net/No.26.html
For alternatives, look at Roger Wilmut's site: http://www.wilmut.webspace.virginmedia.com/notes/missing/inicloud4.html
Regards
Léonie

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20GB is 20.000.000.000 bytes. (to keep it simple)
Use a calculator to do the math.
I want to encourage uploads of images from people commenting.
The blog at MobileMe allows comments with attachments. That means that any visitor can upload anything. Also garbage.

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Could you keep your old blog and just provide a line with previous archive or something like that and put a link to it.
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XServe with Leopard 10.5.4 on it.
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13.) Go back to the web broswers and pull up the local wiki.
14.) "groups" will be enabled. "users" will be disabled.
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17.) Click on "users"
18 a.) Often a 404 page appears, or a wiki page that is pure text (no html).
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@ Pope7
Hi
The machine is (correctly) set for Open Directory - Stand Alone server
If this is truly what is says then whatever you are trying to achieve won't happen. The Server has to be an OD Master and users and groups need to exist in the LDAP node. Wiki, Blog and iCal will not be available as services until you you do this.
The DNS is set appropriately
The foundation for a successful Open Directory Master offering LDAP and SSO is DNS. Don't confuse an external DNS service with an internal one that the server will require. You don't have to configure DNS on the server itself just as long as it is configured on another server on the same network will do.
@ simonblackledge
Hi
Using DM to make a group. Goto the tab for services and everything ..wiki etc.. is ghosted out
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The admin manual although poor does clearly state what's required:
http://images.apple.com/server/macosx/docs/iCalService_Admin_v10.5_2ndEd.pdf
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