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.
>>12
update how? just remove the stuff that's there for compatibility with ancient browsers? switching from XHTML to HTML5? or do you mean make it ugly and hard to use by shuffling everything on the page around randomly and making everything big colored squares that you have to inspect closely to find anything?
>>2
You run sageru? Cool, never knew. Also that rules page is really nice.
I just downloaded Kareha (inspired by this thread), so I'll probably play around with it for a few weeks and post any tweaks I make here.
>>2
what happened to sageru.org? it looks like the board has been deleted.
>>19
u be trippin, the sages never quit ~~~
>>20
It disappeared for a while.