xmlrpc = {}

hi!

i am enjoying pyblosxom and its community.  perhaps too much.  i was
editing my config.py and also my story.html and i am having trouble with
the xml-rpc data portions of each.  i tend to get lost in very
interesting weblogs as i search for information as well.

the portion of story.html that has me stuck is this:
<a href="/tb.cgi?__mode=list&tb_id=$tb_id" title="TrackBack"
onclick="window.open(this.href, 'trackback', 'width=520,height=480,
scrollbars=yes,status=yes'); return false">TB$tb</a>
<!-- 
  <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" 
    xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" 
    xmlns:trackback="http://carol.gimp.org/pyblosxom"> 
  <rdf:Description 
    rdf:about="$base_url/$file_path.html" 
    trackback:ping="http://carol.gimp.org/pyblosxom/tb.cgi/$tb_id" 
    dc:title="$title" 
    dc:identifier="$base_url/$file_path.html" /> 
  </rdf:RDF> 
--> 

this is the part of config.py:


# XML-RPC data
xmlrpc = {}
# Username and password to access this server, you can define one or
# more
#xmlrpc['usernames'] = {'someuser': 'somepassword'}

and i am keeping track of how i am installing this lovely blogger at
http://carol.gimp.org/mygimp/plug-ins/GIMPPrim/pyblosxom-notes

i am not a very knowledgable linux user.  you have been warned.

thanks, 
stuck in michigan


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