Finally replaced the old site with the new blogging version. Ok, so things may go offline later if I finally get the NetBSD thing sorted out, but the old site which has been languishing for over 3 years has finally been given a make over. It’s also using my modified Apache mod_include.c file, so it’s [...]
If you look at the uptime records in the stats section, you might see a few very short runs. There might also be some times when the sites on this system are unavailable. I’m basically fed up with the 2.0.24 kernel that Cobalt have for the Qube. Yes, it’s an old product, and I don’t [...]
Simply removed the multiple MySQL lookups from every page If you want to see the virus or attempted spam counters there’s now a link under stats to attacks. This removed for separate MySQL quries, and helps the response time of all the pages, as there really wasn’t a huge need to show this information all [...]
Tried to get the menu in php again – gave up. Rewrote mod_include.c to sort things out. My custom mod_include.c now allows for delayed variable expansion within an SSI variable. This basically means that it behaves a little like a #define clause in C, and allows simple macros to be built up – useful for [...]
Well, I updated Greymatter and fiddled with the config, but I still can’t get the archive page for January 1999 to be built correctly. I thought it was an issue with the first entry being the only one for the whole month, so I forced an entry in beforehand, but it doesn’t appear that gm [...]
Finished adding a correctly dynamic last modification entry to each page. Might be time to think about taking this site live at www.minimal.cx I had just wanted to use the SSI flastmod directive, but that’s no good for the number of files I have in this dynamic site – I couldn’t see any easy way [...]
Over 20,000 lines of logs added from the old data on this system. None of the previous web server info is available, but then who wants to see 2,000+ CodeRed hits ? Most of the data is in – there were over 26,000 entries at one point, but I’ve pulled a lot of the rubbish. [...]