Re: Resolving domain name to different IP based on port?
I can do that but thought if there was some neat way to be able to keep the same domain and change just the port to access local vs remote it would be better. Could you have two instances of Apache running? Couldn't you set the port and the base directory of the data area used by the 'development version' in its configuration file. -- Sincerely etc. Christopher Sawtell
Re: Resolving domain name to different IP based on port?
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Phill Coxon wrote: The thing I forgot to mention is that it's a wordpress based site. WordPress stores it's base URL in it's database so to set up a development site on a different domain (whether a sub domain, or examplesite.local) means editing the database to replace all references to the URL. That's such a stupid design flaw(feature?) what happens if you try running it on another (sub)domain? does it error? - -- python -c print \\.join([ \\x79\x71\x6Du\056vgp\x40ae\142nr\.decode(\\x72o\164\x5F_13\)[i] for i in [1, 12, 9, 5, 13, 0, 4, 3, 5, 0, 0, 8, 11, 10, 7, 11, 9, 4, 9, 13, 6, 4, 9, 2] ] ) http://www.facebook.com/YellowOnion msnim:chat?contact=yellow_oni...@hotmail.com xmpp:yellowon...@jabber.org http://last.fm/user/Yellow-Onion/ https://launchpad.net/~daniel-hill -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iEYEARECAAYFAkqOdUcACgkQGplaCYOFvysPfgCcDhsgC4hTjLKshexIdcyA9aGZ iOkAn15hqCMvzvqyQNSKv656di7GwAzq =hznm -END PGP SIGNATURE-
measurement software for electrical networks?
I'm just wondering if there are any for Linux, that I could use to get hard copy of actual voltage and amperage levels on my Internet connection via Telecom's oh-so-wonderful lines. They cycle from useable to useless in between half=a=minute to a quarter of an hour, and I'd like to document that. I may well decide to start a class-action suit against Telecom for defrauding the general public, and having hard evidence is likely to be vitally important. Oh, and by the way, Google is indeed my friend in this - when Telecom's lines permit me to ask. Telecom's mastered the art of punishing people for preferring to use someone else, after it mastered the art of punishing them for using Telecom. Wesley Parish -- Clinersterton beademung, with all of love - RIP James Blish - George Kelischek - To impress those high-tech computer types, tell them what an Ocarina really is: an animal-activated-solid-state-multi-frequency-sound-synthesizer. - Mau e ki, he aha te mea nui? You ask, what is the most important thing? Maku e ki, he tangata, he tangata, he tangata. I reply, it is people, it is people, it is people.
Re: measurement software for electrical networks?
Might be bleeding obvious but I get identical symptoms when a phone's been plugged in directly to the socket somewhere oin the house rather than an ADSL filter. Wesley Parish wrote: I'm just wondering if there are any for Linux, that I could use to get hard copy of actual voltage and amperage levels on my Internet connection via Telecom's oh-so-wonderful lines. They cycle from useable to useless in between half=a=minute to a quarter of an hour, and I'd like to document that. I may well decide to start a class-action suit against Telecom for defrauding the general public, and having hard evidence is likely to be vitally important. Oh, and by the way, Google is indeed my friend in this - when Telecom's lines permit me to ask. Telecom's mastered the art of punishing people for preferring to use someone else, after it mastered the art of punishing them for using Telecom. Wesley Parish
Re: measurement software for electrical networks?
On 2009/8/22 Wesley Parish wrote: I'm just wondering if there are any for Linux, that I could use to get hard copy of actual voltage and amperage levels on my Internet connection via Telecom's oh-so-wonderful lines. They cycle from useable to useless in between half=a=minute to a quarter of an hour, and I'd like to document that. I may well decide to start a class-action suit against Telecom for defrauding the general public, and having hard evidence is likely to be vitally important. First, I just want to say: Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence. (Hanlon's Razor) Oh, and by the way, Google is indeed my friend in this - when Telecom's lines permit me to ask. Telecom's mastered the art of punishing people for preferring to use someone else, after it mastered the art of punishing them for using Telecom. As a contractor who does some work for Telecom, there is a number I can dial that will report things like earth impedence, capacitance, voltage etc on your line, provided it comes from a Neax in the exchange and not from a mux cabinet. When you call 120 to report a problem with your phone they perform the same test. It gives better results if you unplug *everything* from all your phone jacks first. If you have an alarm, that can cause problems on your line. Even if it is not monitored, it may still be connected to the phone line for future-proofing. Also, any phone jacks installed by sky installers can cause problems (they do dodgy stuff like leaving an unprotected joint lying on the damp dirt under your house, among other things). Reply to me off-list and I'll see what I can do. Yuri
Re: Resolving domain name to different IP based on port?
Phill Coxon wrote: If I visit examplesite.com (standard port 80) I'll go to the live interent site. But if I visit examplesite.com:81 I'll be redirected to the local development virtual site running on my local computer. Probably can't be done but thought I'd ask and see what suggestions you guys can come up with. Hey! this is *nix you are talking about. Of course it can be done. You'll be wanting to read the '-R' section of the ssh man page. Something along the lines of (as root) ssh -R 81:127.0.0.1:80 examplesite.com Oh and that other problem you were having with too many open conenctions.. sshfs. Cheers Mate. Rex
Can someone tell me why...
xmms went away and it's replacement, audacious, sux soo much it isn't funny. xmms2 is a music server, and nothing like xmms. Rex
