PRITLOG - Think Simple


Pritlog is a simple, fatfree blog, made in PHP.

The idea of this blog, is directly taken from a very simple yet powerful blog software called PPLOG (Perl Powered Blog). PPLOG is a creation of Federico Ramírez (fedekun) - fedekiller@gmail.com.

I just wanted to experiment with creating a similar blog in PHP. Hence PRITLOG.

Thanks to

Support/Feedback

pritlog @ hardkap.com or Hardkap Forums or Pritlog Website

License

PRITLOG now uses the MIT License.
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

Changes for Version 0.811

Installation

If this is your first time installing:

Updating from an earlier version

If you are on Pritlog 0.81, just overwrite all the files except your data folder ones.

If you are using Pritlog version earlier than 0.81, you will need to go through updating one version at a time until you are at 0.811.


Troubleshooting

1. Reset Admin Password

If you lose or forget your main admin password, the only way to reset it is to manually edit the config_admin.php file and change the characters between the first and the second '|' character to a0c551398833948214f921e984868883. After you change this on your server, you can use 'password' to login to the admin menu. Now you can change the password as you wish.

2. Sqlite not working

Pritlog will run out of the box on most servers with PHP5. In some cases however, even though Sqlite is compiled into PHP5, the host may not have Sqlite enabled.

Pritlog already has code to try to dynamically load Sqlite module if not already loaded. But even this may not work on some servers

You can try this solution if you have access to php.ini on your server. All you have to do is to add the below lines to your php.ini (somewhere near other 'extension=' lines):

; Loading PDO
extension=pdo.so
extension=pdo_sqlite.so
extension=sqlite.so
extension=pdo_mysql.so

If the above solution does not work, try talking to your web hosting company to find out how to enable Sqlite.