I am using RS 1.3.7 and WP 3.1

I know that neither of these are up to date. It's a test cycle thing - the site is highly complex and very sensitive and i am loathe to change either version number without good reason.

I have a script that is run from the command line that programmatically inserts about 15000 posts and attachments.  the category for each post is ascertained via a keyword matching algorithm.

the first 3000 or so posts all landed in WP with no category.  eventually I narrowed this down to rolescoper. turning it off fixed the problem.

the posts are being loaded with an author = the super user (userID = 1) and full rights are given to the admin to do anything.  

is this a known bug fixed in a later release?  or is this perhaps deliberate behaviour (in which case workaround advice would be very welcome)?

I believe that it is the function cr_get_posted_object_terms( $taxonomy ) that causes the problem but I am not certain.  I tried to spoof it by manually setting the $_POST['post_category'] superglobal but this had no effect.

Hi Kevin

no - this is a direct command line call.  php -f /path/to/script.

and then in the app the core stuff is bootstrapped via wp-load.php.

no user is being set.  The post author is being set programmatically.

might it be enough just to set the current user programmatically through wp_set_current_user()?

thanks

Justin