The Movable Type virtualization solution
Not that I'm an expert, because I'm far, far from it, but setting up a system to use the Movable Type blogging system ain't easy.
You need a server on which you create a database, configure Web-server software, implement PHP and somehow get all the permissions to work right.
Putting together a Movable Type installation should be easier now than ever, as I read in Matt Asay's Open Road blog, now that Movable Type parent company Six Apart has partnered with Jump Box, a virtual-machine company, to offer a fully virtualized MT bundle.
If I read this correctly, it means that through virtualization, you can have an instant Movable Type setup without having to do all that much configuration on your own.
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Comments are back: Comments have returned to Click, but due to the thousands of spam comments clogging up the system each day, commenters must now log in. To comment, either create a Movable Type account when prompted, or create and use a Typekey account. Movable Type, as configured on this blog, allows commenters to create a Movable Type account, verify it via e-mail and then sign in to comment. Other methods of verification are OpenID, Live Journal and Vox.
Steven Rosenberg aims to learn what he does not know. He writes about it here.
Steven Rosenberg aims to learn what he does not know. He writes about it here.
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