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I recently added a cou­ple of plu­g­ins to this site (and a friend’s that I main­tain) to try mak­ing admin­is­trat­ing them eas­ier.  Both sites also hap­pen to use a plu­gin to cross­post to Live­Jour­nal and now things are act­ing flaky.

I’ve dis­abled the most likely cul­prit and now am writ­ing this post to see if I’m right about which plu­gin is caus­ing the prob­lem.  Wish me luck.

Side note: Our snow­blower stopped work­ing dur­ing the last snow-storm.  The engine runs, but the auger stopped turn­ing.  This week­end we got a bunch more snow, so I opened up the snow­blower, fig­ured out what the prob­lem was and fixed it.  I fought the snow­blower and I won!  :)  Unfor­tu­nately while trou­bleshoot­ing it, I also fought my vice-grips and the vice-grips won (I’ve got the blood blis­ter and cuts to prove it).

UPDATE: My first guess was wrong but I’ve fig­ured out which plu­gin is caus­ing the prob­lem and deac­ti­vated it. For the record, Refer­rer Detec­tor & Live­Jour­nal Cross­poster do not play nice together.

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Mark is a data analyst for [REDACTED], currently residing in the Midwest. CoffeeBear is a place for him to spout off about whatever catches his fancy. In his spare time, Mark does a bit of webdev & design. To stalk him more effectively, try following him on Twitter.

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