Wiki / FAQ changes

Grunff and I are in the process of shifting the wiki and FAQ to a new server. Part of this change requires changes to the DNS records for the sites. As a result you may run into some access problems over the next

48 hours as the changes can take a little time to ripple through and be consistent for all users and ISPs.

Also I would suggest you refrain from making any wiki changes for a couple of days, since you won't know if you are updating the new site or the old one - and changes to the old one will probably be lost since its database has already been copied over.

Sorry for the inconvenience...

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John Rumm
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Chances are everyone should be seeing the new server now....

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John Rumm

I just get 'cant locate remote server'

NT

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NT

Make sure you are not trying to use "

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" - although that was never the proper address, it did work on the old setup. You need to use the real address now, which is:

wiki.diyfaq.org.uk

(i.e. no "www." on the front)

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John Rumm

That fixed it. Cheers :)

NT

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NT

Upload file

The upload directory (/var/www/vhosts/wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/httpdocs/ images) is not writable by the webserver.

NT

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It gets past that point now, but clicking the button to upload the image gives:

special page Internal error Could not copy file "/tmp/phpkXS99e" to "/var/www/vhosts/ wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/httpdocs/images/d/d6/Pattress_metal_406-3.jpg".Thanks for working on this

NT

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NT

Mostly Grunff on this bit... I have passed you bug report on ;-)

(I have managed to nuke a good number of the spammy accounts BTW)

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John Rumm

NT

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NT

Grunff has changed some permissions - see if that is any better.

(I did try dropping you an email earlier, but got a bounce with a mailbox disabled error. Can you drop me a line with a working address?)

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John Rumm

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