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Comment on wpStats Update by BigglesZX

BigglesZX — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 18:55:39 +0000

john,

Sorry for the awfully delayed reply! I can’t say for certain what might be causing this issue – it’s not one I’ve come across before, so all I can really suggest is trying a re-install!

I’m approaching my final term at Uni during which I should have a lot of free time to get the other aspects of my life on track – hopefully that will include doing some serious work on wpStats.

Thanks for your comment, all the best.

Comment on wpStats Update by john

john — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:12:24 +0000

Hi bud,

first off, thanks for taking this over. I really hope you’ll have some time free to play with it in the future, as it’s a great tool.

I hope this is the right place to ask, and if not, please feel free to delete and accept my apologies — I’ve just been googling for ages without finding a hint. I’m running 2.3.3 with wpStats 2.1 (2.11 actually but it seems to unpack as 2.1) and all works fine, except that all my hits are dated on what I suspect is the date I installed the plugin. It’s also the date on all the plugin file timestamps.

Have you ever run into this before? It seems pretty bizarre; like I said, all the hit counts (and times of day) work fine, just not the actual date…

Comment on Fix Debian Exim4 Broken By Upgrade by jep

jep — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 17:55:16 +0000

…and moreover: the “purge” word has TWO hyphen characters before it. This posting place removes one of them!

apt-get remove --purge exim4-config

Comment on Fix Debian Exim4 Broken By Upgrade by jep

jep — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 17:51:06 +0000

I had to purge exim4-config by doing this:

apt-get remove –purge exim4-config

Order between “remove” and “–purge” is relevant.

Comment on Fix Debian Exim4 Broken By Upgrade by Ray Burgemeestre

Ray Burgemeestre — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 07:37:28 +0000

Had the same error due to changes made or not accepting the new configuration files the upgrade requested..
Removing exim4 with “apt-get –purge remove exim4″ didn’t work for me, the exim4-config package kept giving “malformed macro …” error.
Maybe –force would have worked as well, though I used “apt-get –purge remove exim4-config” to remove it (all the packages will be removed via dependencies) and than reinstalled using “apt-get install exim4″