pyblosxom is a CGI-based Weblog program written in Python. It uses ordinary text files as your entries, and in addition to the features of blosxom, on which it is based, it can be easily extended with preformatters and plugins.
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A logger and locking code were added along with
verify_installation code, callback handling, an Atom 0.3
flavor, and support for the Metaweblog API. The code was
overhauled to fix concurrency issues, and the XMLRPC
system was overhauled. There were also bugfixes, security
fixes, and optimizations.
This version features minor XHTML-compliant output
fixes, a distributable installation, hopefully better Python
2.1 compatibility, and improved support for Win32.
Plugins can now sit anywhere in the file system, and you
can pretty much define as many plugin locations you
want. The generic libs directory is no longer used, and
PyXML is no longer needed for a working comment
system. Code was refactored here and there.
Code cleanup (changes in where preformatters are located), support for ETag and Last-Modified, a funky caching script, and an AccessLog type logger for users with no access to raw Apache logs.