forked from GNUsocial/gnu-social
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$sn->tags() returns tag list as array; $sn->hasTag('blah') to check for a particular tag only
Could be used to control things in config file:
$sn = Status_network::setupSite($_server, $_path, $_wildcard);
if (!$sn) { die("No such site"); }
if ($sn->hasTag('individual')) { /* blah */ }
Note memcached keys are unchanged; if tags are changed from an external tool clear:
statusnet:<dbname>:status_network:<key>:<val>
for <key>s 'nickname', 'hostname', and 'pathname'
24 lines
877 B
SQL
24 lines
877 B
SQL
/* For managing multiple sites */
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create table status_network (
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nickname varchar(64) primary key comment 'nickname',
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hostname varchar(255) unique key comment 'alternate hostname if any',
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pathname varchar(255) unique key comment 'alternate pathname if any',
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dbhost varchar(255) comment 'database host',
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dbuser varchar(255) comment 'database username',
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dbpass varchar(255) comment 'database password',
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dbname varchar(255) comment 'database name',
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sitename varchar(255) comment 'display name',
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theme varchar(255) comment 'theme name',
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logo varchar(255) comment 'site logo',
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tags text comment 'site meta-info tags (pipe-separated)',
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created datetime not null comment 'date this record was created',
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modified timestamp comment 'date this record was modified'
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) ENGINE=InnoDB CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci;
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