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• Data and Technology

  Posted on November 21st, 2005

  Written by cliff

  Tags

  blog evaluation, blogging, Blogs, campus blogging, campus blogging solution, customization, database, drupal, drupla blog, image upload, movable type, mt, multiuser, multiuser blogs, mysql, oracle, perl, php, pingbacks, skinnable, software evaluation, style catcher, table structure, tackbacks, theme, themes, upload quota, url rewrite, wordpress, wordpress mu, wordpress.com, wp, wpmu, xmlrpc

  Picking a Multiuser Blogging System

  I’m a blogger. I’m also a systems administrator at a University. Thus, when the University decided to charter a project to offer each member of the institution a blog, I was selected to sit on the committee. We boiled all of the software choices down to Drupal, Movable Type, and WordPress MU. In my evaluation [...]

• Data and Technology

  Posted on October 26th, 2005

  Written by cliff

  Tags

  authentication, blogging, Blogs, ldap, organizational blogging, plugin, university blogging, wordpress, wordpress authentication, wordpress ldap, wordpress ldap plugin, wordpress mu

  WordPress LDAP Plugin

  It looks like Pat Cavit who runs Zilla Smash has coded a nifty little plugin that allows WordPress to authenticate against an LDAP server. Needless to say, this has great potential for universities and organizations who have LDAP based account provisioning and would like to offer blogging to large numbers of people. So here’s version [...]

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