paul

crikey .. I'm not getting notifications anymore :P

Hey buddy :P

more upgrade to invision. I also finally got around to aligning the header images again :P

PHP upgraded to version 8.1 and subsequent forum software updated :)

LOL .. I think you and I are the only visitors nowadays :)

Time for another :)

Yep .. I'm still upgrading the forum software as required ;)

yea PHP 8 would've been great .. oh well. What's up in the UK bruv ? Doing a'right?

Debian Bullseye released, so the server was upgraded today. Alos upgraded version of IPB (because y'know .. every time I upgraded PHP IPB breaks ) And finally ..... What's up ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Hi all, long time no chat. Just informing everyone, server was upgraded to Debian Buster today, and software was upgraded to latest version And just for shits and giggles here's something from a long time ago: Did I ever actually look like that ? :O

Looks better ?

yes can enable rewrite :) I'll have a go today

So you may have noticed the forum software has upgraded !!! A few things that have changed. We no longer have community blogs (was never really used) We no longer have a portal page. We can discuss this, and decide whether it is needed (It costs money)

aptitude safe-upgrade :)

and USB was PAINFULLY slow in VB .. but agreed, run it in VB

I don't know owncloud, but my first guess is apache Directory directive example: <Directory "/home/owncloud/data/"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride All Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> it's the allow from all that's the important bit. apache needs to own the directory AND be told that requests can be made to that directory.

sorry, this code is not owned by us, you will need to directly contact the easyurpmi team.

strictly a vi guy me I have used an "app" for web development in .. sheesh .. since about 1999 maybe ? as ian mentions, you can get the code directly from joomla, if you wrap it with a package manager, crazy stuff can happen come update time. I'm not a joomla fan, more of a wordpress guy .. but they're all muich of a muchness nowadays . .each with their own quirks

I can't imagine it would be a routing problem. More likely to be a proxy problem, or a browser based problem

I install nullmailer, and user localhost as smtp (that way I can also use it to send system emails like logwatch, back up notifications etc) then configure nullmailer to use whatever smtp service cat /etc/nullmailer/remotes mail.domain.nz smtp --user=smtp@domain.nz --pass=mysecretpassword

man expect wrap your ssh connection in expect ... expect can enter a password for you

are you talking PCIe ? if so yes .. easy if you're talking PCI, good luck finding one. the only dependency is your motherboard. If your motherboard has AGP and PCIe then your can swap find.

don't suppose you're using lvm on top of that raid set are you? lvmextend would do the trick