PostNuke

TUR-PN 0.723 can be downlaoded HERE

My tips for Admin-(re)Login-Problem: (my preferences)

# cat /etc/sysconfig/i18n
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LANG=en_US
SUPPORTED="en_US.iso885915:en_US:en:tr_TR:tr"
SYSFONTACM="iso09"
SYSFONT="lat5-16"
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# cat /root/.bashrc | grep LANG
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export LANG=tr_TR
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Then restart mysql and apache as completely normally.

/etc/init.d/mysqld restart
/etc/init.d/httpd restart

Thats all.
Much Fun with PN

erkaN
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I ported the Submit_News and Topics modules into a helpdesk ticket system for Yofitech by simply changing the tags in the language files and using the topics module as an accounts module.

Instead of stories by topic, I have helpdesk tickets by account number. Here is how it works. Each time we add a new client they get a topic (account) assigned to them and they would publish their tickets (news) under their topic (account). This provides a great way to keep track of and document problems and resolutions both for the client and us. The system sends an email when a new ticket (story) is received notifying us that there is work to be done. The user/client can view their last ten ticket (story) submissions on their personal page which could be used as a personal knowledge base.

I created two seperate categories, Helpdesk and News, to differentiate between helpdesk tickets and news items. This allows me to post news on the site that is readable to the public and yet keep the helpdesk tickets private.

I created a topic (account) for Yofitech news.

I configured the permission system to block all stories by topics (accounts) and stories by categories as the default setting. This way everything is denied, which is a good place to start.

Then I added two new permissions, one for the News category and another for the Yofitech news topic (account), which allows everyone to read our news items.

Thank you Postnuke for making it so easy!!!

Questions and comments can be sent to charles@yofitech.com.

Yes! You must keep the copyright & link on the theme, unless you purchase the removal...so is the theme still free? YES! Just keep the link on there. Until I see the US Government go to "links" as the standardized currency it is 100% free. We also highly encourage people to keep the link, as this helps advertise our business. This in turn allows us to make enough money to be able to still contribute free themes and modules to the Postnuke community.

Ok on to the GPL....There is no violation of the GPL in this release, period. The link & copyright is not for the code, I didn’t code Postnuke or AutoTheme and would never claim to. You are free to do anything and everything with the code. Print it out; use it to make a paper airplane air force. Anything your heart desires. But, the design/layout/graphics are the reason to the copyright. I own every single right to the graphics and that’s why the link/copyright is required. Now here are some points to think about:

1. With AutoTheme the program is designed to abstract programming from design. So if the design is separate from the programming, wouldn’t that allow you to have intellectual ownership over the design. I use PHP (or I bug Karateka until he writes it for me), does that mean anything I create that uses PHP is bound to there terms?

2. I can create theme.html totally by myself…. Meaning AutoTheme is not involved in this process. You only use html comments to insert Postnuke/A.T data. So couldn’t I even say that the layout “html” and graphics are under my rights?

Now as you can tell I am in no way an expert in copyrights, but I do believe my point is valid. I would really like to hear some input from both the creators of AutoTheme and Harry Zink ( The Nukenator ). I in no way want to violate any sort of legal agreement I am bound to when using both Postnuke and AutoTheme. Also anyone else that has any sort of legal background please comment. I would still really like to release this theme 

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**please excuse my excessive use of bad grammar and poor spelling. I’m only a designer, gemme a break…geeeesh. What did you think my programmer is available to spell check and correct my English? Well he’s German and spells better than I do but that’s not the point (I couldn’t get him to do it, ok…busted).

But the interest in GNU/GPL goes further than that. There's a growing interest, especially from the educational institutions, for the economical aspect in using OpenSource software.

So right now we see a growing number of Linux servers, as more and more take the jump to StarOffice or OpenOffice, and the Postnuke community is very active.