I just broke three tools trying to loosen my crank pulley bolt ...
Thank goodness for the craftsman replacement policy.
... except that now I have to wait for someone to come back with a car before I can do any more...
Oh well.
Update: Got new tools. Defeated bolt. I am happy.
I was wondering why the plugin I've modified to help prevent comment and trackback spam wasn't saving its cache properly. Turns out, it's a bug with how MT interacts with postgres.
Fortunately, I found a solution here: David Raynes: Getting Postgres and Movable Type to play well together.
Guess I've just added yet another patch to my ever-growing MT patch collection (it seems like they would have incorporated this fix or something like it already ... but oh well).
Update: Upgrading to MT 3.16 required changing the mt_plugindata plugindata_data column to type bytea but still requires this patch to work.
Computer internet bulging out. Yeah, oh.
Famous ladies always like SBEMAIL!
... but I modified the comment filtering code I have in place (which is working fairly well ... or at least well enough for now) to also filter trackback pings.
Hopefully it will be enough.
Update: Fixed a typo that prevented this from working. It seems to be working now, though.
