But hey, it will likely be a one person Pod so I guess I can go nuts.
open_registrations: true
in settings.yaml also wouldn't work unless the default was compiled to true in options.go
first, but it respects it being turned true|false afterwards. Hmm.
yarnd
it would report registrations as being closed and saying neither of the flags were supplied (they were). And sure enough it was showing as closed on the actual webpage. Changing the default in options.go
let me register my account, and then turning off Open Registrations in Pod Settings worked to turn if off again.
txtxt.txt
file is π€ I did a find
everywhere, lol!
s ?
You can see the timestamp is mangled. Otherwise I just wasn't able to post at all. Rather odd.
2021-09-16T02021-09-16T23:32:57Z\tGetting "error loading feed" on twtxt.net but not on Goryon. Also wont let me post on twtxt.net. @prologic is anyone else reporting issues ?\n
\nYou can see the timestamp is mangled. Otherwise I just wasn't able to post at all. Rather odd.
It happened after I came home and had been using Goryon to post while I was out. Then today twtxt.net only loaded my feed AFTER I made a post on Goryon before, if that makes sense. I kind of wonder if Goryon did something to my feed (file) that upset the twtxt.net pod, because it seems like I was the only one affected.
To explain, because my ISP blocks port 80 and 443, I'm using Pagekite to tunnel it out, but im currently only running a tunnel to https.
So I guess the best security is simply to... not use the internet?
To answer @mckinley 's question though, I easily go through at least $5 per month, but then again technically I have at least 3 sites on the one account. If they were sites that had to absolutely be online all the time I'd worry about it more.
Anyway apparently my Goryon was still logged in on my phone so that saved the day. Lol.
And yes I think I know of the movie you mean. That the one where the teen girl touches LITERALLY everything in the spooky house? Couldn't stop shaking my head at that lol!
mkws
would be slightly overkill (or at least I donβt need pp
) I basically just do this:\nfor i in $dir/*.html; do\necho "Making $i..."\ncat templates/header-begin.html ${i%.html}.meta templates/header-end.html $i templates/footer.html > public/$i\ndone\n
\nThen my working directory looks like index.html index.meta about-us.html about-us.meta
etc etc.
mkws
would be slightly overkill (or at least I donβt need pp
) I basically just do this:o
echo "Making $i..."
cat templates/header-begin.html ${i%.html}.meta templates/header-end.html $i templates/footer.html > public/$i
done
Then my working directory looks like
index.html index.meta about-us.html about-us.meta
etc etc.
npm
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mkws
being fine the way it is. For mine it also helps differentiate it from all the other SSGs out there.