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A fork for http://semanticscuttle.sourceforge.net/, SemanticScuttle is a social bookmarking tool experimenting with features like structured tags and collaborative tag descriptions.
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Is this fork still alive + bookmark import question #1

Open mfioretti opened 6 years ago

mfioretti commented 6 years ago

The text below is a copy of the issue I created this morning for the OTHER fork of semanticscuttle at:

https://github.com/oeru/semanticscuttle/issues/1

And right now I am quite confused. Why two forks? What are the differences? Which fork is the most up to date, or with more maintainers, since both seem stuck to 2 years ago?

Any answer very welcome, thanks.

Original issue:

Greetings,

I have been using the original semanticscuttle for a while, but when I updated my server it started having issues. Eventually, this forced me to look for replacements. The closer ones (for my own needs, at least) I have found are shaarli and shiori, but... a couple weeks testing them made me really want to reinstall sscuttle, just a working version.

So I discovered this fork. Questions are:

  1. is it still maintained/active? Any compatibility issues with php7/corresponding versions of php-fpm?
  2. bulk bookmark import. For several reasons, I really need to import / update bookmarks automatically from the command line. Lots of them. Does anybody already have sample shell scripts, sql queries, docs, general tips.... to share about this? Or is looking at the source code the only way to figure out?

Thanks, M.

IngeVanGemert commented 5 years ago

I also would like to know, I'm having trouble adding new bookmarks on PHP7. Where is the latest build that supports PHP7? Did you find an update or alternative?

mfioretti commented 5 years ago

I also would like to know, I'm having trouble adding new bookmarks on PHP7. Where is the latest build that supports PHP7? Did you find an update or alternative?

I gave up and switched to shaarli. The fact that it does not use a real database really, really, really sucks: if it used sqlite as backend it would be perfect. But even with this big limitation, shaarli looks nice, works, and above all is actually alive, unlike any semanticscuttle fork you can find via search engines these days. These are all dead projects, it seems.

IngeVanGemert commented 5 years ago

Thank you very much for your reply. I also switched to Shaarli now.