A friend on misc@ brought it to my attention that I never formally announced Blogsum. Enjoy at your own peril.
Blogsum is a very basic blogging application. It was written from scratch with a focus on simplicity and security. The author was frustrated with the lack of small blog applications that were written well and would reside in OpenBSD's httpd(8) chroot without too much pain. Blogsum addresses these needs while providing the most popular features that the typical blogger might require (tags, rss, basic authoring tools). Currently it requires a VirtualHost configuration due to some absolute paths and shit. It's on my roadmap for 1.1 to make this more flexible for it to run as a URI instead (e.g. <Directory>). Users running -current can "pkg_add -i blogsum". Otherwise you can track svn. Full instructions here: http://trac.obfuscurity.com/blogsum/wiki/InstallOpenBSD My personal blog has been running Blogsum since day zero. The CapBUG site was nicely ported over to it by Mike Erdely. There is a migration script that imports WordPress xml. It's not perfect but works pretty well. http://obfuscurity.com/ http://capbug.org/ P.S. And this will be the last you hear about it from me. ;) -- Jason Dixon DixonGroup Consulting http://www.dixongroup.net/
