Monday, January 24, 2005

And Glenn Beck is also on XM satellite radio, ch. 166, 9am-12pm ET.  Appearing on Glenn Beck Radio Show. I'll be on the Glenn Beck radio program tomorrow (Tuesday, 25 January) shortly after 12:00 noon eastern time. If you don't have a Glenn Beck affiliate near you, you can listen online, either live or by downloading segments from the program archive. [Brain-Terminal.com: Evan's Journal]     10:32:28 PM    comment []

I don't know what happened, but the margins in my desktop home page are fixed.  That is to say, there's no more scrolling right and left to see the whole page.  Full moon, maybe that's it.  9:59:00 PM    comment []

Re: Frequently switching between two PC's. I have two at home and use the remote access method http://127.0.0.1:5335/system/pages/prefs?page=4.1 of running radio from my other computer, which may as well be anywhere else in the world. I can access it from a browser anywhere, and have. In actuality the two machines are their own network. What works for me is a domain name for radio, and call my computer's port 5335 and I'm there. ie. http://myblog.mydomain.com:5335 into a browser's address box would open it up as if you were there. If you use a router and your isp uses DHCP for your IP address (cox)like I do, then you'll also have to configure the router to route the radio stuff to the computer running radio. [Radio UserLand Messages] 3:15:55 PM    comment []

Frequently switching between two PC's. Is there a best practice for running RU on two PC's which one uses interchangably (e.g. desktop and laptop)? As I understand it, I'd have to copy the database from one to the other and woe be him who modifies both databases and has to reconcile the conflict. Perhaps "Remote access" solves this problem. The following is from RU's prefs: > You can access Radio UserLand through any Web browser using remote access. Everything that you can do through your Desktop Website while using the computer that's running Radio can be done through a Web browser from another computer. The settings on this page allow you to secure remote access to your Desktop Website by requiring a username and password. I'd then have RU on the laptop and make sure it's always on so I can access it from my desktop? There's four options on the RemoteAccess pref: 1. enable access to your Web server over the Internet. Leave it unchecked if you want to allow access only from the same computer that's running Radio. 2. allow posting of forms to your Web server over the Internet. Leave it unchecked to allow posting only from the same computer that's running Radio. 3. allow access to your system pages on the server over the Internet. Leave it unchecked to allow access only from the same computer that's running Radio. 4. require user authentication when accessing your Web server over the Internet. If this box is checked, remote users will receive a username/password dialog box when they access your Desktop Website from another computer. Enter the username and password below. I can't find documentation/help on these options. What do they do? [Radio UserLand Messages] 2:59:30 PM    comment []

Re: master ping and such, what?. Hi Ross. Masterping simply lets more people know about your weblog posts. Install it, check off all the various services and forget about it. Then, whenever you post to your weblog, not only will weblogs.com be updated, all the other ping servers will be as well. People monitor various ping servers for new posts so the more servers you ping, the more people will know about your weblog. -- Donovan Watts Radio UserLand: The Missing Manual [Radio UserLand Messages] 2:32:09 PM    comment []

master ping and such, what?. I just downloaded the master ping tool after reading that it's a must-have tool. Trouble is I don't know what this tool can be used for. It seems I have to hook up with ping 'services' in order to use it. ?? What's this all about anyway? Is it notification? Is it route tracing or what? Why do I need this tool? [Radio UserLand Messages] 1:39:04 AM    comment []

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