We like Kareha here. What have you noticed in kareha? Have you made any hacks or otherwise made use of it?
I saw that Storlek used Kareha as a base for his blog in the past. This seems sane to me, and not all too hard to do. When you think about it, Kareha is (in essence) a community blog.
Entering "fusianasan" in the name field or "2ch-sep93" in config.pl's date field do two quite obvious things.
pseud0ch.css, interestingly enough, does not support italics by default.
Over at sageru.org
I use a hacked verson of Kareha that removes dates and makes the rules section user-editable [1]. It also scrambles the thread identifiers (which are normally the thread creation time) so the age of threads cannot be inferred.
It also has a couple custom CSS stylesheets, mainly 7chan
, Overchan
, and MWN
. Feel free to take the first two for your site, if interested.
>>2
is the code for that rule changer thing available anywhere?
also, it seems i've found a bug:
>Traceback (most recent call last):
>File "index.cgi", line 21, in <module>
>main()
>File "index.cgi", line 15, in main
>do_get()
>File "/home/meltingwax/sageru.org/rules/handlers.py", line 60, in do_get
>""" % raw
>UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\ufffe' in position 869: ordinal not in range(128)
>>3
i should probably explain how to reproduce that bug...
>>4
Thanks for reporting that bug. Even when you don't change the page encoding, it doesn't support unicode.
If you want the code to the rules, it's at this link:
http://meltingwax.net/stuph/rules.tar.gz
To install:
<div id="rules-to-be-loaded" />
<script type="text/javascript">
$.getJSON('/rules/store.json', function(data) {
$('#rules-to-be-loaded').html(data.message);
});
</script>
Kareha with PSGI/Plack support: https://github.com/marlencrabapple/kareha-psgi
Surprised it took this long for someone to do this. Its at least 10x faster than vanilla Kareha when run with starman behind nginx.
>>6
So instead of ~2 seconds of cpu time per year, your board uses ~0.2 seconds of cpu time per year?
>>7
Its bi-annual on some sites. It might even be monthly here.
>>2
Seriously though, why did you remove the dates? What purpose did that serve?
>>9
all posts on sageru.org are timeless classics.
I'd really like to see some people get together and work on Kareha and its CSS to make it all 2015 update.