[EDIT: This is already an older version. For the latest updates, please keep an eye on the yourls-abusedesk tag on this blog or the Yourls-Abusedesk project.]
So the Abusedesk tool is definitely alive.
This update is only expanding on documentation as suggested by readers. No new functionality at this time. Thanks for the input all. Keep suggesting or adding stuff 🙂
Get it here:
yourls-abusedesk-svn17
Thanks, bedankt!! (wist niet dat je nederlands was 😉 )
You’re welcome. Altijd fijn te horen dat je spulleboel nuttig gebruikt wordt 🙂
I’ve been reading like your whole blog already by now 😛
#respect !
Hi,
Looks like a great plugin!
I have an issue when I run check-gsb
PHP Fatal error: Class ‘phpGSB’ not found in /var/www/html/user/plugins/yourls-abusedesk/check-gsb on line 11
Line 12: $phpgsb = new phpGSB(YOURLS_DB_NAME, YOURLS_DB_USER, YOURLS_DB_PASS, YOURLS_DB_HOST, false);
Seems this must be to do with config.php somehow:
// Enable phpgsb if a key is defined
if (defined(‘GSB_APIKEY’) ) {
require_once(“/phpgsb/phpgsb.class.php”);
My directory:
]# ls
abusedesk.sql config.php install-gsb LICENSE plugin.php report.php update-gsb update-gsp.php_bacl
check-gsb config-sample.php install-gsb.php phpgsb README test.php update-gsp.php yourls-abusedesk-svn17.zip
Any ideas?
@Luke: Huh, my code (the require_once statement) does not refer to /phpgsb, it uses a relative path. If this is actually in your code this will definitely cause things to fail.
How do you go about install the google section of this? I am trying to use the install-gsb script, but it just prints the code contained inside the file without doing anything from what I can see.
The command that I am running is:
php -q install-gsb
I also tried opening the file inside of a browser, but that just downloads the code. Any help would be appreciated.
I found the error. You forgot the php part when you first start the code. You have
<?
and you need
<?php
@Drew: Looks like your system does not accept short open tags. See http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php (short_open_tag). However, good suggestion, I will replace this in next releases so it will be more fault-tolerant 🙂