Blogging Server

Does Oracle have any future plans to support a blogging server?

Can you clarify what you are looking for? Are you looking for us to provide an application that manages blogs?
Are you looking for OTN to host users blogs?

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Documentation for oracle webcenter wiki and blog server 10.1.3.2.0

Hi
Can anyone tell me where I can get the documentation for oracle webcenter wiki and blog server 10.1.3.2.0. I am specifically interested in this version and not the latest version Oracle® WebCenter Wiki and Blog Server 10g Release 3 (10.1.3.4.0) because I have heard the older version provided out of the box portlets for creation of blogs.
Since we want blogs very fast, I want documentation of this older version.
Can anyone point them out to me as soon as possible please

You can find the demo portlets here: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/webcenter/owcs_10132_demos.html#wiki_blog_disc_samples
I do not believe there were any portlets provided with the earlier release.
Anyway what i think is it should not take you more than a few hours to integrate blogging functionality if you are using the Connection & Task flows provided by WebCenter.
Venkat

Does anyone know how to archive and export individual blogs from OS X blog server?

I work for a school and we'd like to allow students to leave with their work on our blog server in html form. I have looked through the documentation provided by Apple and third party writers and googled around, but haven't come across any references to exporting blogs and wikis as self-contained structures, with all files, images and links intact.
We are running a Snow Leopard server. BTW
Any ideas?
-shryn

I'm afraid you've fallen over a requirement that Apple has recently introduced. The iPhone plays podcasts by using 'byte-range requests', which means calling for part of the file at a time rather than the whole thing. Unfortunately some servers don't support this, and there were an increasing number of complaints that podcasts which worked elsewhwere weren't working on an iPhone.
So Apple are now making the ability to handle this a condition of submission. Evidently your server doesn't support this, so all you can do is to ask them whether they can implement it. If not, you will have to find another hosting service - ask about this before committing yourself, and if they say no, or don't know what it is, find another host. Note that if, as some people do, you are hosting the feed and the episodes on different servers, it is the server hosting the episodeswhich is in question.
If you would like to post the URL of one of your media files it may be possible to check your server - there is a test though I'm not sure it's 100% accurate.

WIKI/BLOG server security

Trying to set up a WIKI/BLOG server and want to allow groups to access only certain WIKIs. (e.g. leadership group is only group that can see leadership WIKI, etc.)
I've dug around and can't find how to do it. Is there a way to do this? And if so, how?
They are connecting to just the IP address for now (later to be a DNS name) via the browser. Connections are working, but anyone can see any group.

Hi,
In your group setup with Workgroup Manager (basic group panel) you select who can view and who can edit/create entries on the group's web site with the drop down selection menu in the middle of the page. Anyone will be able to see the list of groups hosted on your server if you use the dynamically created index page (the black background page). But if you select only group members to view the group wiki/blog, then an individual must log in and be a member of the group in order to see any of its pages. That includes any group service offered on the group web site.
By using the Directory.app you can enter more fine grained permissions for the group web site when you pull up the group entry and select who can view and edit/create by specific member within the group.
HTH,
Harry

How to configure the wiki/blog server to share the embed LDAP

All
anyone know the steps to share the embed LDAP to the wiki/blog server? the SSO steps of course meet the requirement, but all i haveto do is to setup the ENV to work with the demo custom apps for avoiding login twice. any input are appreciated.

And i assumed wrong :)
You are not using the latest version of WebCenter. According to what i see, you are using webcenter 11.1.1.3 or earlier which does not use UCM as wiki and blog service.
So basicly all the links i provided in my previous post are useless for you.
To be honnest, configuring wiki and blog in pre PS3 environment is a real pain in the "you know what i mean".
The reason for this is that you will need to create a few keystores, configure SSO,... The instruction that explains how is very long and difficult and in the end, you end up with integrating iframes which is not nice...
That's why since PS3, webcenter uses UCM to store the wiki and blog services.
If it's for a demo application, why not use the latest version?
Edited by: Yannick Ongena on Aug 25, 2011 7:52 AM

Hi blog server is under DDoS attack.

Hi blog server is under DDoS attack. It is nginx with fastcgi with wordpress. Any idea how to tune nginx to reduce damage?

James Spong wrote:
make sure that all users have strong passwords with a combination of caps,
lowercase number and letters. This is especially important for 'core' addresses, such as root, admin, > info etc
Wait a minute. You should *never* allow remote (external) login for root. If you really must then
setup dsa ssh keys and disallow access via password & disable use of PAM in /etc/sshd_config
and limit root access to local IPs (ie: IP ranges owned by your ISP for example).
Same is true for admin.
_Do NOT send or receive email as root !!!_
As for properly securing ssh, better to login as a non-admin account and then su to your admin account.
Don't use "admin" for your admin account-name.
And yes of course use strong passwords, but you want to get away from allowing ssh access via password anyway.
It's not as perfect as I'd like (couldn't edit it after the fact), but see my post about securing ssh
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7082312&#7082312

Wiki and Blog Server

Hi,
I recently changed the location of the stored files for my web server on leopard. At first, the user blogs were not working but after discovering a permissions problem with the folder on the RAID array that they were on, they began to work.
My problem is that the group wiki and blog services do not work. It seems that the index for the page is created but not the folder for storing the files. Does anyone know of a workaround?
Thanks

Hi,
External data stores are easily achieved with the various services running under 10.5 server. A strong requirement is setting the permissions correctly so that the service is able to read and write to the data store. So for instance an external data store for the group service is achieved by
Server -> Web -> Services: Data Store: /Volumes/Collaboration
Folder Collaboration:
Owner: _teamsserver -rwx, Group: _teamsserver -rwx, Others: -rx
If Collaboration is not at the Volume level then Everyone needs to have access through the directory structure to the directory containing Collaboration.
The user blogs are referenced from the site folder to the user's home folder containing a Sites folder. The access to user blogs is not the same as the access to the group wiki/blogs content.
HTH,
Harry

Media is not showing up on my wiki/blog server

I have recently setup a server running 10.5 and running Podcast Producer. I have created a wiki/blog page and created several groups. I have attempted to use Podcast Capture to post videos, files and presentations to the webpage but the files never show up on the page. I can find them in the Podcast folder on the server but they don't show up on the group webpage. What am I doing wrong? I have seen it done before, I'm just not sure what I'm missing. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Could I refer you to the forum on Podcast Producer.

Password Personal Blogs Server 10.5

Ok so from what I can see so far with my installation ... The groups are under the correct password access as per group definition , but the personal blogs for all users from any group are OPEN for anyone to read ?
I get no log in request when I go to view personal blogs. Can you restrict personal blog viewing to ONLY those members of a group etc ??

Please be more specific in describing what happens when you try to connect.
Do you actually get a message saying 'invalid username or password', or do you jut get no response at all?
It's important because FTP uses multiple ports - typically 21 and 20 - but you only mention port 21 as being port-forwarded to your server. It may be that you ARE getting connected, but can't do anything past that because the other ports are being blocked.
In addition it would be useful to examine the server logs for any error messages that are reported there. It may provide a clue as to why authentication is breaking if it is a username/password issue.
Check /var/log/system.log for errors.

Wiki/blog server relationship to blojsom (plugins ?)

Is there any relationship between the wiki/blog software and blojsom ? I've seen some comments about this on other forums but not sure if this is still the case.
I see a plugin folder in some of the wiki config folder and am wondering if it's possible to use blojsom plugins (with/without some modifications) ? Or if there are any plugins in the works ?

There is no support for blojsom plugins in the Leopard Wiki/Weblog server.
Support for third party plugins is something we are looking into for the future but have no plans around yet. If that is something that is important to you, let us know through a bug report.

Blog server not displaying OD user blogs after restart after 10.5.7 update

I've just applied the 10.5.7 update and after reboot the blog/wiki service shows blogs for local user accounts, but not for accounts from the Open Directory (not allowed message). However all accounts are accessible if I stop and start the wiki manually by the folowing caommand in terminal:
sudo serveradmin stop teams
sudo serveradmin start teams
Is anyone else having this problem? If so, any idea how to get a fix in place?

Suggest you read my tip at
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2004922&tstart=0
on how to get 10.5.7 to display in you installed updates
System Preferences/Software Update/Installed Updates

Edit the default wiki template on Mac OS X Server

Hello,
I'm so new to this, I have a Mac Xserve with Mac OS X Server, I successfully enabled the following services and all up and running smoothly according to the criteria of my company:
ical Server, ichat Server, Web Server, MySQL, Podcast Producers Server, Mail Server, Wiki, and Blog Server. http://www.macsrv.cmrdi.sci.eg
I need to know how to edit the main template of the wiki and blog server (start page) to be able to add our company logo and so....
otherwise, I need to know if I can ser Unicode on it to add RTL languages like Arabic, I know I can type Arabic in the topics and there is not problems with this.
Regards

Start by reading this: http://images.apple.com/server/macosx/docs/ExtendingYour_WikiServer.pdf
You will create a custom theme. Copy all the .xsl files into your theme folder. Modify default.xsl for most of the sub-level pages. Modify group_listing.xsl for /groups and /users pages. Your server index page is located in Library\WebServer\Documents. Most of what you want to do can probably be done through CSS.
Once your custom theme is finished set it as the default in the Admin Panel.

Links in blog archive not working

Can anybody help me get more reliable performance from my iWeb archives page?
http://web.mac.com/truthmaker/Site/Blog/Archive.html
I am getting very frustrated with the Archives page for the blog I've created with iWeb. Often -- very, very often, the links on the Archives page for past posts are corrupted -- not by me, but somehow by the software. When these links are clicked, instead of showing the proper link and taking viewers there, the link looks like: http://web.mac.com/truthmaker/Site/Blog/$link$. This of course results in one of two different types of "Page not Found" pages.
One looks like this:
Not Found
http://web.mac.com/truthmaker/Site/Blog/$link$
The requested URL was not found on this server.
お探しのURLはこのサーバーでは見つかりませんでした。
L'URL que vous avez sollicitée n'a pas été trouvée sur ce serveur.
Die URL, die Sie angefordert haben, wurde nicht auf diesem Server gefunden.
The other is a more professional-looking page that says "We're sorry, but we can't find the iWeb page you requested. . . "
This is maddening to the point of being infuriating. These links are not always corrupted, but it seems to happen randomly and frequently. This has nothing to do with my links, which are all fine when published. It appears that this is an issue with MobileMe.
Anybody have any ideas on what I can do? My blog is extensive (more than 100 posts over eight months) and I have lots of people accessing it. The blog serves both personal and professional purposes and I cannot afford or tolerate such spotty performance. Though I love Apple products, this alone is enough to make me cancel my MobileMe subscription and look into web-hosting from a different vendor.
Can anybody help me get more reliable performance from my iWeb archives page?

TruthMaker wrote:
it seems to happen randomly
Did you wait long enough for the 'archive' page to fully load before you clicked on a link ?
If not, then you may have clicked on an incompletely loaded url, resulting in the "not found" MobileMe page. (yes, indeed it's about fractions of a second, that is why it seems to happen randomly)
If this happened in Safari, clear the cache and wait for the page to fully load. Does that help ?
Ps : I can navigate from your archive to the corresponding entry ( tried 4 random links)
For other browsers, if you wait long enough for the page to fully load and then do a "reload page" and again wait long enough ... does that help ?
When you hoover over the links and do get a $links$ move over to the next one, go back... now do you see the correct link ? Not always, but most of the time it's a blog entry with a very long filename.

Media files are published to blog with the wrong hostname

Hi there,
I've changed the hostname of my server and everything is working correctly with the wiki/blog server but when I submit a podcast producer job, although the job finishes without error, the media that's embedded on the page still has the old hostname as the url.
This works internally (as it's the computer name) but I can't see the poster frame or the video externally.
Is there a file somewhere I can tinker with to change this?
Where is the value for this set?
Many thanks!

Thanks,
There was nothing for it but to rebuild the server, though it was quicker and less painful than I remember it being before.

How to connect to a blog in flash lite

Hello Guys,
I want to create a blog server connection using flash lite
alone. How can I do this?
Please help me on this as its urgent. I am developing a
project and I have to use this there.

Check out my topic "FlashLite + Servlets" to look for how to
communicate with server. It also has code snippets.

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