TomasM

I'm receiving 552 errors when trying to upload files, even though there is space left on the server. Can you look into this please? I've tried deleting files, and have even been able to upload via HTTP using cPanel's File Manager. The total FTP disk usage reported by cPanel's FTP Accounts module remains static, and is larger than the disk usage for the entire site, but less than the 250 MiB limit. My domain is ${account_name}.tk, and my HelioNet and HelioHost accounts have the same name.

Thanks; I was able to complete my testing and get things working.

I made some errors trying to get createrepo running on Stevie, mainly with Python environment setup. I should be fine with crontab entries, but would like a few extra attempts up my sleeve to settle any other potential problems - or to check (permissions-wise) if this is even viable. I'm only using cron because I couldn't find an alternate (non-system call) method of running the script, and haven't been able to replicate the server environment locally.

Does anyone here use Pandoc, MultiMarkdown or other Markdown successors/forks over the original Markdown, if all you're generating is HTML?

Can I run a few extra cron jobs [<5] today or tomorrow please? I've hit my limit on syntax errors.. {My HelioNet and HelioHost usernames are the same; my domain is $my_username.tk .}

Cheers.

I've just tried with a different browser and a non-system FTP client, and am experiencing the same problems. If you'd like to look into this further for devel purposes, I can PM you my password. Otherwise (or when you're done), if you could delete my account I'll start again.

#1 Firefox: standards compliance; fast ECMAScript; stable; MPL-licensed. Some of my most-used browsers not appearing in this poll: - elinks (for when I'm GUI-deprived, or testing for the visually impared) - Opera Mini (for mobile devices) - Arora (when I need a light second browser) My hands-down favourite was Konqueror, but it's sadly behind on the web side now. Arjen: the latest stable Firefox handles plugin crashes more gracefully on some platforms. Though I'm still worried Firefox might someday become as bloated as Mozilla was.

Is it possible that for some functionality, such as FTP permissions and logging, my domain is still recorded as tomasm.tv? The old domain value is still showing up in cPanel, which I'd thought was just harmless cruft from my botched registration. But while I can create new FTP accounts - which show as username@tomasm.tv - I am unable to authenticate with them. FTP login with my main account works fine. I've created a new FTP user for testing purposes:- U/N: toukmond PWD: robert Thanks -T

Thanks byron.

It looks like some elements use absolute positioning, while others use relative positioning - you will have to choose one or the other. For example your title image (images/logolayer2.png) is always 401 pixels from the left of the browser window, while the blue background behind it (images/top.jpg) doesn't have an absolute position specified. You can add an absolute position for images/top.jpg in style.css, or have it placed inside the same div as images/logolayer2.png . I'm not an expert with HTML, so I found the easiest way to check positioning was to load your site, then play around with the width of my browser window, and see which elements move around. This is why it's good to work with a huge monitor - just shrink the browser window size, and you've tested for a smaller resolution

Greetings, I accidentally set my main domain as tomasm /\dot/\ tv (which I don't own) instead of tomasm {\_dot_/} tk (which I control) when registering. Can you please - change my main domain from tomasm.tv to tomasm {\_dot_/} tk XOR - set my account to use tomasm.heliohost.org, if you prefer domain parking for external hostname use? Edit: obfuscated domain names.