What started out as killing time at work has actually gone past the “That’s cool” barrier and into something practical. To start at the end first, the template you’re now looking at is in a Git repository that’s linked to my local development version. Two clicks and I can have what I’m actually working on synchronised and deployed to this shared host without trying to remember what files have been changed and what I can skip uploading again. ... Read more

Welcome to the farm! This dokuwiki installation is now part of a wiki farm that also contains http://pam.pesartain.com, http://www.src2pkg.net and http://pq.pesartain.com. One core wiki serves that lot, and whatever other wikis I chose to create on the way. What I wanted was: One wiki to rule them all, for centralised maintenance - /farmer One wiki at the root of this domain - / As many wikis as I like located at /<subdir>, accessed by <subdir>. ... Read more

The difference between addon domains and domain parking is important. Which is why I first titled this post “parking”, ‘cause I got ’em confused. You will, however, have to go elsewhere for a different sort of parking. An addon domain is a cheeky way to host multiple websites without the hassle of multiple hosting fees, or worse, a dedicated server. Because I totally forgot how to set these up, these are specific instructions when you have a hosting plan with lunarpages and one or more domain names with namesco. ... Read more