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That's the point, it tells me nothing.

All of the $_SERVER['HTTP_*'] items are directly injected into $_SERVER from the request headers. That means either something is *removing it* from $_SERVER when it shouldn't be, or it's not being passed down through the chain between browser and PHP (i.e. either the browser isn't sending it, or it's not being passed onwards properly between Apache and PHP)

The chain is broken. I can't diagnose the end of the chain without seeing more of it...

I don't care so much *why* it's used. I want to know where you're calling where it isn't being logged.

I'm using DynDNS but only because before that I was using EveryDNS and DynDNS bought them out.

Of the default 2.0 credits, the only things kept were the 2.0 dev people, those who had actually contributed to 2.0's dev in some material fashion.It's also linked to in the footer as stated, quite visibly under 'Website Credits'. At this point I don't really care if plugin writers will be happy or not.

Really, it comes down to this: if you want to list it on the official site, then that's the rule to play by. Don't like it? Run your own mod site, then you can distribute what you like.As long as it's not in the master footer on every page, I don't really have a problem with this, though I'd still discourage it.I'd say no more than one line of copyright.


You see, here's the line that's drawn: too many mods shove their copyrights in the footer on every page unnecessarily. If it modifies that page actively (i.e. more than just a new menu item) then I can see the rationale, but too many mods just shove it in regardless of how much code of that mod runs on that page. Never mind the fact that the footer isn't big enough to put much in the way of ads into anyway (and now file edits aren't possible in the core plugin manager, so you have even less opportunity to shove it in)

As far as I'm concerned, mod authors gave up the right to have their footer copyright when it started to be abused a couple of years back for SMF, when little mods that weren't used on every page got a footer copyright (and all the problems attached with it, like copyrights being left in when the mod is uninstalled, and/or install problems because of them), so because of everyone peeing in the pool, NO-ONE has the right to do so.

Unless they own a 1 letter domain name in a 2 letter TLD (i.e. something like t.co), 16 bytes doesn't help enough ;)Especially because you know who the worst offender for footer copyrights is.

OK, so I thought about this a bit more today, going to look at implementing some of it hopefully today as well.

The bit I thought about was the criteria tag. It occurred to me that you might not just want to moderate posts but blacklist some types of content too depending on other criteria.

Specifically turning it into something like:
<criteria for="moderate"> - if the criteria are met, moderate the post/topic

<criteria for="prevent"> - if the criteria are met, prevent the post from being made entirely

<criteria for="lock"> - automatically lock the topic if certain criteria are applied (e.g. post contains ^/lock AND user has permission to lock topic)

Just a thought, anyways.

It needs to be implemented first before it can be reallowed ;)

It would certainly keep things cleaner though it would force us to make sure everything can be touched from hooks of some description.

Anyway, back on track.

Seems to me that the current logo is the one people are happiest with and it's the most reflective of everything to date...