A couple of days ago, in Sqlite Web Security, I said I didn't see how to move an SQLite database out of the web directory. I feel dumb, because the problem really was silly.

Graham Christensen has released a Google Analytics plugin for Habari.

Yesterday I posted a bug report for Habari about it's formatting of post excerpts. I followed the directions in the wiki to create an excerpt, then added the code to my home page template.

I've been updating my Habari theme, Arctic Ice. The changes I've made are

I'm liking Habari more and more as I use it. Not that there aren't issues. Of course there are! It's still alpha software.

One thing that concerned me about using an Sqlite database on a website was security. An Sqlite database is a single file. The only security is has is based on file system security, which makes it subject to compromise when kept in a section of the file system open to the world, like your web folder.

Have you ever had writer's block? You know, that thing that happens when you can't think of what to say next.

There are also several thing I don't like about Habari

I'm finding several things to like about Habari.

This is my test blog for learning and experimenting with Habari.