Re: Command-line Blog software recommendation

I won't go doing your homework one by one,
but I do believe that most are either, a feature, or a plug-in for  
wordpress,
as of typing from shell,
http://scott.yang.id.au/2002/12/mtsendpy/
(or you can email-to-blog)


On Nov 25, 2007, at 2:31 PM, Kelly Jones wrote:

> Can anyone recommend blogging software with the following features:
>
> % I can make entries from the command-line.
>
> % Ideally, has "wiki-like" markup as a shortcut to writing HTML and/or
> other tricks that help when blogging from the command line. Example:
>
>> blog --auth=user:pw --category=Blather "This entry's got nothing to \
> say, but I'm posting it anyway\n\nI know if I put my mind to it, I \
> know I could make a good point here\n\nList of fruits: * lemon * \
> apple * pear"
>
> Where the double "\n" would be a paragraph break and the "*" would
> become an HTML list, and so on.
>
> % Should be fairly "popular" and well-maintained.
>
> % Lets me categorize + ideally subcategorize posts
>
> % Lets me schedule posts for the future. Example: I enter the post
> now, but it's not displayed until next week.
>
> % Lets me approve/deny comments before they're displayed. Ideally,
> captcha for comments or some other way to avoid comment spam (I don't
> want to see/deny 100s of comment spams daily)
>
> % Trackbacks (I have no idea what this is, but it sounds cool)
>
> % Open source and ideally PHP/MySQL (I want the ability to view/edit
> the "guts" of my blog)
>
> % Something I'd install on my webhost (my account "comes with"
> b2evolution, Nucleus, and WordPress, and I have non-root shell access
> to install other blogs), not a hosted service. I'd consider a hosted
> service if it's free + ad-free, but that seems unlikely.
>
> I realize I can write command-line interfaces to most blogs (using
> MySQL inserts, "curl -d", "lynx -post_data", etc). I'm ideally looking
> for one where a command-line tool already exists.
>
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