My new domain has fully propagated and I need to make a decision on how to proceed. Comments welcomed, even if I ignore them! [banghead]
Plan 1:. . . .
- Install WC 2.2.0, even though it's still not the final version.
First question, simple, I hope:
- Can WC handle both a simple and a Custom Web Template at the same time while using two different domains? If it can, I can work on the DIY site on the new domain while keeping the current template site working at the old domain.
curl: (9) Server denied you to change to the given directoryI assume this is not a problem at the host but the result of having a different path in the "Custom Web" prefs. I think the "Server" referred to is the WC FTP server/function.
May have answered my own question. Using the WC "Simple Web" prefs, I get the following message (in about 4pt text! 8) ):Quotecurl: (9) Server denied you to change to the given directoryI assume this is not a problem at the host but the result of having a different path in the "Custom Web" prefs. I think the "Server" referred to is the WC FTP server/function.
I think you are correct about having two different web sites, but the catch in my question is the different domain part. :D
If my assumption is correct, WC will not support both a 'simple' and a 'custom' web site at the same time on two different domains. Oh well... Plan B...
The "appearance" of the file structure of my web space is slightly confusing. My second domain appears as a directory/folder in the root area, along with the 'home' page and all the sub-folders and other root level files for the main use of that old domain (mailscamalert.com). [banghead]
Probably a lot less complicated than re-wiring running lights! [rockon]
Web hosting is from Hostgator, it's Linux, according to the cPanel. I can http directly to the new domain, that's not a problem. :)
Just today I was thinking that you could possibly just re-wire the light switch. I don't even know the difference between "running" lights and "parking" lights or that they have dimming requirements!
All I remember was that the first cars I had ('51 Ford, straight-8 and a '57? VW) seemed to have pull/push light switches. "Off" was pushed all the way in, 'parking' lights came one with the first notch, head lights was with the knob pulled all the way out.
Your 'modern' wagon probably has a rotary switch.
I appreciated discovering how nice your hands look in a closeup.
They have a nice interface to their file-system. I was a bit puzzled by the .htaccess file.That "interface" is the screen grab of the display in <Fetch (http://fetchsoftworks.com)>, not Hostgator. About all the have is the kludgy cPanel.
QuoteThey have a nice interface to their file-system. I was a bit puzzled by the .htaccess file.That "interface" is the screen grab of the display in <Fetch (http://fetchsoftworks.com)>, not Hostgator. About all the have is the kludgy cPanel.
".htaccess" is a handy file control what happens when your site is visited. You can block access to certain things, control which error page gets called, etc. <This site (http://htaccess-guide.com)> is a good source of what and how to use .htaccess. BTW, with that period in it, you may want to leave it off on your local copy. ;)
Fetch? I thought that pooch had gone to pasture at least a decade ago! The last time I used it was at least OS-9!What does age have to do with anything?! [lol] Besides, that wagon you keep messin' with is a bit older than OS 9!! :o I don't like change! Once I figure out how to use an app, I keep using it until the wheels fall off! Besides, I still like MacDraw! Too many colors just get in the way!!! [rockon]
I don't like change! Once I figure out how to use an app, I keep using it until the wheels fall off!
Nearly finished with the 'in-progress (dummy data) simple Wx site (http://mid-southweather.com/index.html)'.
Won't try to make it iPhone usable, but maybe iPad.
I see [...] strange [...] oscillating valves on some of your graphs.The finished site is running on the mini and uploading to the folders used by the Leuven Templates. The 'in-progress' site is running on my iMac, not connected to the Console, therefore, the data is static, supplied by Stu for testing purposes like this. However, I do hope live data doesn't ever become like that, either!
Since I plan/hope on keeping both sites running, I'll be investigating how to get the data uploaded to the two different locations. I know you've told me that Stu has two different sites supported by one copy of WC(?). I don't see the settings in the WC prefs that allow two different FTP addresses.
The 'in-progress' site is running on my iMac, not connected to the Console, therefore, the data is static, supplied by Stu for testing purposes like this.
Since I plan/hope on keeping both sites running, I'll be investigating how to get the data uploaded to the two different locations.
However, it isn't possible to specify more than one destination for custom web uploads (or for simple web for that matter).
This research will have to wait until tomorrow, at least, I'm pooped from mowing the yard and repairing the gate I "modified" with the mower...
Third, I always used a wire coat hanger when I had 'modified' the original antenna beyond 'repair.' I think it would add a nice touch of levity to the possible "my-car-is-more-pure-than-your's" crowd. I'm hoping Edouard is not in that group. [tup]