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<div>Once again, I've been sklewing around on my site with this development, and you might have caught me again with my site down; however, it was to test whether really and truly you cannot put the AddType line in the wiki.d folder, and really and truly, you can't.</div>
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<div>That's about it; now you've got access to the hottest page opener and operation speed up going. But, go slow with the install; the Allow,Denys should be kept the same.<br>
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<div><IMG alt=:-) src="http://o.aolcdn.com/cdn.webmail.aol.com/resources/core/images/smile.png" width=25 height=25>John </div>
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Sent: Thu, Sep 27, 2012 7:03 pm<br>
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Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 14:10:04 -0400 (EDT)
From: John <<A href="mailto:prinoer@aol.com">prinoer@aol.com</A>>
To: <A href="mailto:pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com">pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com</A>
Subject: [pmwiki-users] Page Loading Speed
Message-ID: <<A href="mailto:8CF6AF273C2E39C-13F4-453C6@webmail-m139.sysops.aol.com">8CF6AF273C2E39C-13F4-453C6@webmail-m139.sysops.aol.com</A>>
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Re: <A href="http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/pmwiki.php?n=Category.PageLoadingSpeed" target=_blank>http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/pmwiki.php?n=Category.PageLoadingSpeed</A>
Hello, all users;
There are two ways to configure the code (from mouseover heading on page);
"If you need to speed a program that only you will be opening, and are using
only http page requests, or links, click on the show button, and follow the
drop-down box page; skipping the first box intended for those with CGI
publications of various sorts. Proceed with the code in the second box.
For all others, including those with publications in Php, Asp, Htm code, or
other CGI pages to open from remote locations where www may be included in the
hyperlink, use the first Geshi box of code snippets."
When you visited the page, I hadn't configured this particular site for www
links; just http, since that was a fast and dirty way to test the code. So
sorry; please try again.
As for making the site less secure; that won't happen. The code being used is
part of a world-class system (htaccess); compatible with Unix, Php and all major
CGI languages. Security will not be an issue using this method.
You are welcome be as sarcastic as you like; this is New Jersey, home of
Big-Bad-Guv Chris Christie.
There was even a big rubout or Mafia bust in "my backyard" yesterday; lot's of
abandoned black cars from Philadelphia. Really, I shouldn't spread rumors,
since I don't have any facts. Spaghetti and meatballs, anyone?
John
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Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 20:25:56 +0200
From: "Velosteph" <<A href="mailto:velosteph@ferrosteph.net">velosteph@ferrosteph.net</A>>
To: "'John'" <<A href="mailto:prinoer@aol.com">prinoer@aol.com</A>>, <<A href="mailto:pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com">pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com</A>>
Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] [listes] Page Loading Speed
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Hi John
You find some comments sarcastics but during a couple of hours your website
was really down so people come on a big 404 not found page, as I noticed in
the mailing list. So now all seems back as it was last Sunday for me, let
try everybody.
And to add my personal touch, if you have similar tips for a non Apache
website -:-) maybe I can test it -:-)
Stephane
A v?lo vous y seriez d?j?
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Sent: jeudi 27 septembre 2012 20:10
To: <A href="mailto:pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com">pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com</A>
Subject: [listes] [pmwiki-users] Page Loading Speed
Re: <A href="http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/pmwiki.php?n=Category.PageLoadingSpeed" target=_blank>http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/pmwiki.php?n=Category.PageLoadingSpeed</A>
Hello, all users;
There are two ways to configure the code (from mouseover heading on page);
"If you need to speed a program that only you will be opening, and are using
only http page requests, or links, click on the show button, and follow the
drop-down box page; skipping the first box intended for those with CGI
publications of various sorts. Proceed with the code in the second box.
For all others, including those with publications in Php, Asp, Htm code, or
other CGI pages to open from remote locations where www may be included in
the hyperlink, use the first Geshi box of code snippets."
When you visited the page, I hadn't configured this particular site for www
links; just http, since that was a fast and dirty way to test the code. So
sorry; please try again.
As for making the site less secure; that won't happen. The code being used
is part of a world-class system (htaccess); compatible with Unix, Php and
all major CGI languages. Security will not be an issue using this method.
You are welcome be as sarcastic as you like; this is New Jersey, home of
Big-Bad-Guv Chris Christie.
There was even a big rubout or Mafia bust in "my backyard" yesterday; lot's
of abandoned black cars from Philadelphia. Really, I shouldn't spread
rumors, since I don't have any facts. Spaghetti and meatballs, anyone?
:-)
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John
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Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 23:01:46 +0000 (GMT)
From: Allister Jenks <<A href="mailto:zkarj@me.com">zkarj@me.com</A>>
To: Peter Bowers <<A href="mailto:pbowers@pobox.com">pbowers@pobox.com</A>>
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Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] Page variables in monospaced text
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Thanks for the suggestions. Yes, I am familiar with the isolation technique you
described. Hopefully others following along can learn something, though, because
you described it very well. :-)
So I took another approach to the problem this morning. I went to the sandbox
page and entered in
(:rel:423:)
Testing "{$:rel}"
I was rather surprised to get back
Testing "423"
Yes!!!
So I went back to my original page, took out some extra stuff I had been
experimenting with and it works! I can only imagine there was somehow some
caching going on, though I don't understand how with constant page edits.
Anyway, I have my working solution to the original problem. Woohoo!
The next person who has to follow this process at 3am when everything's falling
apart will be very thankful. :-)
Communities rock.
On 27 Sep, 2012,at 06:32 PM, Peter Bowers <<A href="mailto:pbowers@pobox.com">pbowers@pobox.com</A>> wrote:
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 12:22 AM, Allister Jenks <<A href="mailto:zkarj@me.com">zkarj@me.com</A>> wrote:
(:Country: Transylvania :)
"{$:Country}"
"Transylvania "
In the above example I have added 5 spaces in a place where I saw a single space
to emphasize what is causing the space before the closing quote.
It appears that your particular installation has different behavior.? That
sounds like a problem with some sort of customization/recipe that you've
installed.
First I would view the HTML source (CTRL-U when viewing the page via
?action=browse) and make sure it is actually a space and not some other HTML.?
That will give you a hint of what to look for.
Then start disabling your customizations either one-by-one or in chunks (I
usually use the /* ... */ comments for this because I can comment out half my
config.php at a time to narrow things down quickly) and see when the behavior
goes back to what you find on pmwiki.org.? When you've narrowed it down to a
single recipe or customization then we can proceed from there...
-Peter
PS More detail (perhaps too much) on this debugging technique...? (If you are an
experienced administrator or developer then this will be old hat, but it may be
helpful for some who are just getting started.)? Let's say I have a config.php
file with just 4 lines:
===(snip)===
A;
B;
C;
D;
===(snip)===
I set up a page that clearly shows the problem I am having and make sure it is
reliably reproduced.? Then I comment out half my config.php:
===(snip)===
/*
A;
B;
*/
C;
D;
===(snip)===
Now I re-load the page in my browser.? If the problem disappears then I know
that it was either a problem with A or a problem with B.? If it doesn't
disappear then I comment out the other half of my config.php:
===(snip)===
A;
B;
/*
C;
D;
*/
===(snip)===
Now I re-load the page in my browser.? If the problem continues then it is more
complex -- perhaps a per-page or per-group customization or something with my
PHP installation or etc.? But if the problem disappears then I know that the
problem is with C or D.? I comment out C:
===(snip)===
A;
B;
/*
C;
*/
D;
===(snip)===
and try again.? Now I' know whether the problem is caused by C or by D.? I
continue the process until there is a single customizaion or recipe that causes
the problem to appear when it is active and causes the problem to disappear when
it is commented out.
This same technique can be expanded to be used for config.php with many, many
customizations.
Note that sometimes the problem occurs because of the interaction of one recipe
with another (in other words either recipe on its own is fine, but when you have
the two together they don't play nicely).? In that case this technique can
actually confuse things rather than helping until you realize what's going on.
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