On Mar 2, 2006, at 3:46 PM, Jon Bendtsen wrote:
> Den torsdag 2.mar kl. 15:19 skrev Wesley W. Terpstra:
>> On Mar 2, 2006, at 3:03 PM, Jon Bendtsen wrote:
>>> I have a lurker installation, and now one of my users complain  
>>> that they
>>> can only search up to the year 2005. No new year in jump date. No  
>>> 2006.
>>> There are new emails in the system though.
>>
>> This was fixed in lurker v1.2.
>> Earlier versions had a 'next year' value in the formatting code.
>>
>> If you have an older version, look for 2005 in the fmt/*.xsl files.
>> Change it to 2007. :-)
>
> thanks. i run lurker from debian stable, version 1.2-5

That should not have the bug.
I just downloaded it to double-check.
2005 occurs nowhere in the package.

> i did already do a grep and changed the year to 2006,
> but that did not result in a change to the webpages.

You can't be running 1.2-5.... (2005 is nowhere in it)
... unless ...

When you installed it, did you say 'no' about replacing
the files in /etc/lurker/fmt? Try reinstalling it and making
sure you use the new versions of these files. I've also
attached a copy of the fmt files that ship with 1.2.

Also check your computer is correct when you run: date

Also, after you've changed the *.xsl files (either by hand,
or by installing the xsl files that should be used with 1.2),
you will need to run:
	lurker-prune -c /etc/lurker/lurker.conf -d /var/www/lurker -p
... this is why you didn't see the changes.

Please also note that 1.2 is a vulnerable version of lurker,
and there will be a patched version on Monday.