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Stable Versions
This is what most users downloading will want. Downloading one of these files ensures that you have the most stable version we have produced. The current version is 0.7, which was packaged on the 24th of March, 2005.
Development Versions
This is what people who want to test new features, but still retain a fairly stable version will want. Downloading one of these files will let you test new features before most people, but still be stable enough to run a public site on. The current development version is 1.0 alpha 2, which was packaged on the 17th of June, 2008.
Subversion
This is what the real dare-devils use. It may be buggy at times or bring your whole site down, but you get the latest features as soon as we code them. Only use this if you really know what you are doing.
Downloading from Subversion is not the same as downloading a .zip or .tar.gz file, like those above. Instead, you install a client.
Those using the command line client, use the following to checkout the latest version from trunk:
svn co http://lilina.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
Full details are available at the Google Code project.
I don’t see any link :S
Sevastos, the site is still being built.
I’ve updated the page.
New site looks pretty cool. Nice job.
Why shouldn’t people download the .9 versions from Sourceforge?
Thanks Will!
The .9 versions are unsupported, beta and, well, fairly crap
If you are a cutting edge type, get the latest from Subversion, I’m doing commits all the time.
i can not find a download source on google?
Comment 6: You need to download from Subversion, there are no 1.0 releases yet.
Alternatively you can download past versions from Sourceforge.
Current subversion is broken, I think. Not sure if this is helpful or the right place, but here’s what I get if you’re curious:
1) Call to undefined function: call_hooked() in /inc/core/misc-functions.php on line 17
2) Then I tried moving the “timer start function” in index.php down to line 46, right before the $showtime variable is initialized. It gives this warning
“Warning: fopen(/settings.data): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /inc/core/conf.php on line 56″
Then a blank page.
3) I created a blank settings.data, put it in the root and made it writable and got just a blank page.
This is on a linux box.
Good luck! Let me know if I can help. Glad someone is taking the time to improve Liliana.
Yeh, Subversion is very unreliable at the moment while I switch things around.
1) Yep, next version committed will be fine with that.
2) Hmm, seems as though $settings['path'] isn’t being set properly…
3) Fix the second and it should work. I’ve dropping the settings.data in favour of a conf/ directory.
Thanks for picking up and running further with this project, Ryan. I always thought that Lilina had more potential than was being tapped into - especially now when you can do a lot of cool stuff with Yahoo! Pipes.
Anyways, v0.7 was pretty much a straight drag-and-drop for me on my web server (my FTP client didn’t create the cache directory since it was empty, that was the only thing I had to do by hand). The latest subversion release 54 (the only other thing I can find to download) seems to run smack into a few errors pretty quickly when trying to load the homepage … any thoughts are greatly appreciated:
Warning: Missing argument 3 for call_hooked() in /home/toombs/public_html/htcphones/inc/core/plugin-functions.php on line 22
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/toombs/public_html/htcphones/inc/core/plugin-functions.php:22) in /home/toombs/public_html/htcphones/index.php on line 26
Doug,
First off, sorry for taking so long to answer.
Second,
I know, it’s fixed in the next commit.Thirdly,
That’s because of the error being printed.
Could you make the download available as a .zip?
Lilina 1.0 will be available in zip and tar formats when the proper release comes out.
At the moment, I’m not planning on updating any of the others.
As do I
Grab a copy of 7-Zip Portable and just extract it. Then simply delete 7-Zip Portable afterwards.
Hello and congratulations for lilina!
Finally i set it up.
I dont know how to change the sources though!
Is it possible to tell me the way to do that?
Also, can i change the title ” lilina news aggregator” to something else?
Thank you in advance!
Hi Timex,
Assuming you are using Lilina 0.7, open up edit.php and add/delete sources from there. You need to use the username and password from your conf.php
Open conf.php and change
$SITETITLEto whatever, i.e.$SITETITLE = "Whatever you want";why the website is running very slowling except other PHP websites on my pc?
Because that’s what Lilina is like at the moment. Try the 1.0 release from Subversion, or wait until 1.0 is officially released.
hey, I need this very badly please let me know where can i download, please help me…
Download Lilina 0.7.
There’s your download.
很好的东西
Hey, this is one-great-aggregator for everyone! I’ve tried Gregarius but it sucked up all the juice on my server, so I switched to Ryan’s Lilina.
Now, I got the latest build from via SVN Google Code and the aggregator displays the feeds properly with some errors:
1. The title of the feed is clickable, but it does not collapse/expand the content (I can see both the item’s title and description, without having to click on its title)
2. The images outsite my site are not displayed.
Other than that, it works like a peach
Any chance of importing feeds via simplepie, instead of magpie?
Thank you, and a big “Thank you” for your effort!
Thank you. I will try
Great work! It’s nice to see lilina moving on!
Where can i find a demo of lilina?
Johny, there isn’t an official demo of Lilina at the moment (I really need to get one up soon), but you can try a Google search for Lilina and have a look there.
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