Not entirely true, but I can't help myself from posting this:

I'm mostly excited about Apple Pay as that might mean that Google Wallet might finally be available at some point in Europe (I know, I know, one can dream).

It's strange, I can't get this to work with Ghost as it seems that they changed the way the API works. The placeholder API documentation says that it should return posts with status published for calls with NoAuth.

I am stuck on the "sign in to Ghost to enable the publish button." page.

The GET call to /ghost/api/v0.1/posts/22/ returns a 401 Unauthorized, with the response {"type":"error","message":"Please Sign In","status":"passive"}

In the meantime I opened an issue on the nodebb-plugin-blog-comments Git repo as well as submitting a pull request to enable protocol relative links in the comment embed scripts to stop displaying mixed content warnings when the blog is served via https.

The one thing I like about iTunes and iDevices is that it allows you to make a complete backup of the thing.

Now, this is mitigated somewhat on Android by having your phone rooted so you can take a Nandroid backup, but it's not exactly user friendly, at least not compared to the one-click solution Apple offers.

It's weird, I can't reproduce neither @hek's nor @Kacper-Domański's issues. I'm running 0.5.1 for what it's worth.

@julian alternatively recompile Bash by hand. This should work:

mkdir src
cd src
wget http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/bash-4.3.tar.gz
#download all patches
for i in $(seq -f "%03g" 0 28); do wget     http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/bash-4.3-patches/bash43-$i; done
tar zxvf bash-4.3.tar.gz 
cd bash-4.3
#apply all patches
for i in $(seq -f "%03g" 0 28);do patch -p0 < ../bash43-$i; done
#build and install
./configure && make && make install
cd .. 
cd ..
rm -r src

Please note thought that a full patch for the exploit is not yet available.

@meetdilip, open npm-shrinkwrap.json with a text editor and replace its content with the contents of this file.

After you've done that do a git add npm-shrinkwrap.json, git commit -am "updated files" and git push and things should be working.

@meetdilip said:

Restored using snapshotp and git status gave [...]

That just means that the public/google-adsense.config.json isn't being tracked by git (it isn't under source control). Most likely that file was added by some NodeBB plugin.

You can either add it to the git repo using git add pulic/google-adsense.config.json and then git commit -am "added adsense config file" and git push to update the remote repository, or ignore that message.

@meetdilip it should be public instead of pulic. Sorry for the typo

I was actually thinking of something along those lines. Tempted to write a custom theme to use the forum as a blogging system (instead of Ghost, which I currently use) which would display threads as articles, where the first post in a thread is the post content, and all others that follow are comments to that post.

Me plotting to take over the world.