Hello,
My annual renewal for my VPS is coming up. I was about to click pay and I
thought I would ask this question first: how do you (bitfolk and other users)
feel about Bitcoin as a payment method?
http://www.weusecoins.com/
Wherever possible I'd like to use bitcoins for payment, as it's incredibly
convenient. For me it's not a deal breaker; it's merely a query. (compared
to paypal I guess it would make you a few extra percent of profit)
Normally I don't ask suppliers, because bitcoin isn't big enough yet that I
think I'll get a sensible answer from them; but Bitfolk has always struck me
as being ahead of the technological curve.
Andy
--
Dr Andy Parkins
andyparkins(a)gmail.com
Hi,
I've just this second "discovered" Monkeysphere, and I can see it's a great
idea, so I'm trying to set it up as per their (Monkeysphere's)
documentation for all the machines I regularly SSH to/from, but I'm pretty
sure that:
# monkeysphere-host publish-key
Isn't sending my key(s) to the keyserver mentioned (pool.sks-keyservers.net),
because using their web-based search tool I can't find any of the (now
three) keys I've published.
Anyone know where I might be going wrong, or suggestions on how to proceed?
Kind regards
Murray Crane
Hello,
I am looking for suggestions for an email-hosting company. Need POP3
access. I need something other than Google.
I need something that is reliable ... paid is okay. Something that does
not require me to login every n months or they delete the mbox.
I currently have registered domains at fasthosts.co.uk and they host email
for about GBP 16/year. But they use Exchange servers .... is that good?
So if you have any company that your can recommend, I would appreciate it.
Also, I have a few domains that I also need to transfer ... hopefully to
the same company as the email-hoster.
Thanks in advance,
Sandy.
I'm stuck on this, I'm trying not to backup what really isn't needed is
some rails apps I'm doing. Basically Bitfolk does backups of (amongst other
things) my /var directory (I already have a .bitfolk-rsync-filter to ensure
that some stuff in /var isn't backed up). In side /var/www/rails-apps I
have a rails app (with more to be added), since the git repositotires the
code comes from are backed up elsewhere I don't want to backup each app's
.git folder or any .git* files. I also don;t want to backup the log or tmp
directories for each app.
I have a /var/www/.bitfolk-rsync-filter file with the following contents:
- .*
- .*/
- rails-apps/*/tmp/
- rails-apps/*/log/
- rails-apps/**/.git*
- rails-apps/*/.git/
I have also tried this contents:
- .*
- .*/
- /var/www/rails-apps/*/tmp/
- /var/www/rails-apps/*/log/
- /var/www/rails-apps/**/.git*
- /var/www/rails-apps/*/.git/
However the following files (which I don't want backed up) are being backed
up:
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/.git (directory)
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/.gitignore
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/vendor/plugins/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/vendor/assets/stylesheets/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/lib/tasks/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/lib/assets/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/test/integration/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/test/functional/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/test/unit/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/test/fixtures/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/.gitignore
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/app/models/.gitkeep
/var/www/rails-apps/osmx.staging/app/mailers/.gitkeep
What have I got wrong (so far neither the man page or Google have helped
me)?
--
Robert Gauld
http://www.robertgauld.co.uk
