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Yes, based on DosFreaks forum layout list: http://www.ntcompatible.com/thread30335-1.html Also, the "Other" section is now shared with Linux Compatible

There is already a forum RSS feed: http://www.ntcompatible.com/news140.xml

Originally posted by jerry atrik: Quote: i know a lot about windows and some unix from way back so i just know enough to really crash a unix box good, but there is no way i would sugget any linux system to my anti-geek neighbor. i must say that fedora is very close to being that way. MEPIS is a nice distro for beginners Originally posted by jerry atrik: Quote: lilo worked fine with hd1,0 chainload +1 (or sunthin like that) but the same command doesnt work with grub. maybe i need the "noverify"? This should work: Code: title Windows XP rootnoverify (hd1,0) chainloader +1

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I removed the link because of copyright. Please do not post any "abandonware" links on this forum.

NT Compatible is now running Storyteller CMS 1.8.1. Please let me know if there are any problems.

I don't know if a "rate this user" is really useful. There are more important things on the do list for the next release

Not removed, just rewritten. After the old data is not longer usable, the CMS is rebuilding the stats completely new. The new "xx new stories (xx on all websites) and xx forum topics (xx on all websites)" link should appear one hour after the first visit.

I just merged both feedback threads.

Done

Originally posted by janfebmar: Quote: strange enough it uses debian.. Actually, it not that strange. Linux/*nix is pretty common on webservers, just check your favorite websites on http://uptime.netcraft.com/. The main reason why choose Debian over Windows Server 2003 is that NT/Linux Compatible currently based on PHP/MySQL. The PHP port available for Windows is not nearly fast and stable than the Linux counterpart. I run some tests couple of months ago on Windows Server 2003/IIS 6.0 and had a few stability issues with the PHP ISAPI module. I assume the only way to get Windows Server on par with the current Linux install is to port the entire site to ASP.NET

NT Compatible move to a new server this weekend. If you are using a custom host file, please remove ntcompatible.com from this file now. Here the specs of the new machine: Dell PowerEdge 1800 Dual Xeon 2.8GHz 4GB Ram 2x 73GB HDD SCSI DRAC card OS: Debian 3.1 with Kernel 2.6 The new server is located in The Planet datacenter in texas.

The new server is online

Originally posted by Alec§taar: Quote: Question - WHAT IS A "DRAC" card? Dell Remote Access Console Card More info is here: http://www.theplanet.com/control/drac.html Originally posted by Alec§taar: Quote: So, all-in-all, by Friday nite/Saturday a.m. is time to alter hard-code in HOSTS file for NEW IP address? I don't know yet, but expect the change Saturday or Sunday.

The new server IP is 70.85.60.244 The current server is a Dual Xeon 2GHz, 2GB Ram, 2x73GB SCSI, no DRAC card running Debian 3.0 w/backports and Kernel 2.4. Quote: 2.6 does alot of neat tricks for webservers from what I understand... Yes, 2.6 is quite impressive compared to 2.4 in terms of server performance and load. Even the MySQL connection issue under heavy load is gone.

Linux Compatible move to a new server this weekend. If you are using a custom host file, please remove linuxcompatible.org from this file now. Here the specs of the new machine: Dell PowerEdge 1800 Dual Xeon 2.8GHz 4GB Ram 2x 73GB HDD SCSI DRAC card OS: Debian 3.1 with custom Kernel 2.6.8-2 The new server is located in The Planet datacenter in texas.

This is planned as part of Storyteller CMS 2.0. I expect this release in 1-2 months.

This problem is now fixed in the current development version of Storyteller 1.8.1. This new update is planned for next week.

Thanks, I am aware of this RegEx issue. There is a problem if [ or ] are part of the URL. I will look into this later.

There is always a small delay because each submission need to be approved.

Did you upgrade the kernel? Which hardware are you using?

I never had a problem like this. Which browser are you using?

I still don't know what this cause. However, it look like that the next update will also fix this problem because I can no longer reproduce this on my dev server.

php5-mysql and php5-mysqli are not the same. You need to install the php5-mysql package.