LJ-Sec updated to v0.55
LJ-Sec is a bulk journal entry management tool. It allows you to bulk change post security, delete posts, find and replace items, and repost journal entries to other LJ-compatible servers. LJ-Sec has been updated to version 0.55 today.
This fixes two issues with international settings (Cyrillic tags and titles would get wiped on edit; systems using European dates could not synchronize properly); enhances the error logging system and throws up a couple of more user friendly error messages; and makes it more difficult to accidentally repost entries in your own journal. Some other minor updates were performed to the GUI, plus there are some behind-the-scenes improvements. Thanks to vargtimmen for some coding support.
Future items on the todo list include enhanced configuration management and community support.
LJ-Sec now requires the .NET framework version 2.0. IE 5.0 is also required. All posts also must be in Unicode in order for LJ-Sec to sync right (you can convert older posts here). The Mono compatible version now requires 1.2.
Backing up your journal using a tool like LJArchive is strongly recommended before using LJ-Sec.
Find the download for LJ-Sec at http://www.mp3vcr.com/ljsec/.
This fixes two issues with international settings (Cyrillic tags and titles would get wiped on edit; systems using European dates could not synchronize properly); enhances the error logging system and throws up a couple of more user friendly error messages; and makes it more difficult to accidentally repost entries in your own journal. Some other minor updates were performed to the GUI, plus there are some behind-the-scenes improvements. Thanks to vargtimmen for some coding support.
Future items on the todo list include enhanced configuration management and community support.
LJ-Sec now requires the .NET framework version 2.0. IE 5.0 is also required. All posts also must be in Unicode in order for LJ-Sec to sync right (you can convert older posts here). The Mono compatible version now requires 1.2.
Backing up your journal using a tool like LJArchive is strongly recommended before using LJ-Sec.
Find the download for LJ-Sec at http://www.mp3vcr.com/ljsec/.