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NOTE: If you are updating from blogsum 0.9 you should merge the |
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3) If comments will be enabled, visit the CAPTCHA (http://www.captcha.net/) |
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3) If comments will be enabled, visit the CAPTCHA (http://www.captcha.net/) |
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project and register your account. Add your keys to Config.pm. |
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The installation should now be complete. Your blogsum installation can be |
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