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Scriptlog

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Scriptlog is free and open source PHP blog software. We're refactoring our legacy blog code. Making it a more simple, secure, modular, fast, and robust personal blogging system. Scriptlog runs on PHP 7.4 or higher and uses MySQL.

Scriptlog's base original code was forked from Piluscart 1.4.1. We split her out from her weblog engine that support blog functionality on Piluscart 1.4.1. Obviously Scriptlog is Piluscart's little sister. She was being refactored to help her siblings going further on next generation of Piluscart development which is undefined yet.

Scriptlog is not a replacement for a full Content Management System. Do not plan on building the next CMS Framework with it! However, it is meticulously engineered for several reasons.

  1. To power parts of weblog or personal website that did not need a full CMS.
  2. Runs small scripts and systems without a lot of overhead.
  3. Provides a base speed for your personal weblog day to day.
  4. To provide a secure foundation for your blog.
  5. Emphasizing simplicity, privacy and security for blog software.

Before you install Scriptlog on your host, make sure Scriptlog can work correctly in your environment. Scritplog need the following system requirements.

Requirements:

  • Apache with mod_rewrite enabled (.htaccess files) or nginx (rewrite configuration covered in Documentation).

  • A minimum of 32MB of memory allocated to PHP.

  • MySQL version 5.6 or greater.

  • PHP version 7.4 or greater is recommended.

  • PDO.

  • mysqli.

  • mysqlnd.

  • curl.

  • Gd.

  • iconv.

  • fileinfo.

  • exif.

  • mbstring.

  • filter_list.

  • zip.

  • HTTPS support.

Installation:

  1. For the moment, there is not production ready. alternatively, you can fork it or clone this project from this repo.

  2. You warned to beware of bugs and unexpected errors.

Disclaimer

if you persist in using it, please be aware on your own risk. Not ready for production.