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In recent years we heard most often about using alternate DNS to those provided by your ISP.
But why not use your ISP’s DNS in theory it should be as fast as possible since there are fewer network hops to reach it, but the alternate DNS, provide additional services (such domains are known to report scams) are redundant worldwide and therefore offer greater stability.
Among the many DNS providers the best known are undoubtedly Opendns and Google Dns, the first is historically the market leader, offers additional services for a fee or the possibility of using their DNS servers for free, for some years I’ve used with satisfaction this service.
grep is a very useful terminal command used to search for text within files, the default is to print all lines that contain the given string.
Examples:
grep word file -> print all the lines of the file containing the word.
cat file1 | grep keyword
Unix command | grep keyword
<!--:it-->Info<!--:--><!--:en-->Info<!--:--> http://is.gd/e98rO #fb
Everything worked … but, I forgot qTranslate was installed to manage the two languages of the blog.
I was already thinking that this would have cost me a lot of time when I found this very useful post “Tuning Tools for Twitter to Work With Multilingual WordPress Blogs using qTranslate.”
So looking at the code, I found in Twitcategory the corresponding piece of code change:
twitcategory.php Line 303
$proto = str_replace( "[title]", $post->post_title, $proto );
With (changes in red)
$proto = str_replace( "[title]", __($post->post_title), $proto );
This will activate the function gettext, which will publish the title in the language selected as default (in my case Italian).