I note that the link to your own site doesn't have a pingback from
this post, either. Is it perhaps pending moderation? That would be
one way to determine whether the problem is with you sending pingbacks
or that other site receiving pingbacks.
> Admin-Logs now shows
>
> 17 - The source URL does not contain a link to the target URL, and so
> cannot be used as a source. (Source:
> http://www.nbrightside.com/blog/2008/04/02/resurrection-of-disqus-comments
> | Target: http://shegeeks.net/great-quality-customer-support-with-disqus/
>
> Any ideas ?
I don't see that string anywhere in our code, which leads me to
believe that it's an anti-spam mechanism on shegeeks.net's end.
Cheers,
Scott
However Andy C's post does link to shegeeks, contrary the message, so
perhaps pingback isn't sending the right information? Or perhaps the
shegeeks implementation is broken.
--
Michael C. Harris, School of CS&IT, RMIT University
http://twofishcreative.com/michael/blog
Yes, but the error you posted was specifically related to that site.
> I was expecting a pingback on the latter entry in Admin-Comments but
> didn't get one (Unapproved/Spam/Approved)
Did you specifically select the "pingback" type from the drop-down?
The moderation queue only shows comments by default.
Likewise, you could visit your dashboard, and if you have pending
pingbacks it should tell you there.
http://trac.habariproject.org/habari/ticket/250
> Particularly, when the drop-down options are: 'All', 'Comment',
> 'Pingback' 'Trackback'. So 'Manage Comments' really does do what it
> says on the tin. It solely manages comments unless you explicitly
> specify otherwise. May I suggest the drop-down displays 'Comments'
> rather than 'All.
It is my opinion that this is a defect. When one selects "all", they
should get all. If that screen defaults to comments, it should select
"comments" from the drop-down to indicate that.
> This was clearly a mishtake and represents a Eureka moment for me for
> me because the information ('5 pingbacks awaiting moderation' with
> hyperlink) was nicely presented there and would have saved all this
> heartache. Also, now I can see those elusive Feedburner stats :-)
Groovy.
> PS. I don't know if it's just me and whether I have unusual data but
> the dashboard is very, very S L O W for me. So slow, I would probably
> get bored and click elsewhere.
>
> My dasboard renders (is that the term ?) in 15-20 seconds.
> Consistently. And I don't think I have Giagbytes of spam or garbage
> data causing any slow queries. Is this normal ?
It's possible that it's bogging down trying to get the list of
incoming links from Technorati.