Bill Marriott wrote:
Hi Alex,
Actually, you can.
If you get the latest on-Rev client, you'll notice a drop-down menu in the
upper-right, "on-Rev Project."
This menu lists the sites you can edit. This list is drawn from the
/.ireviam/sites.txt file on the server. Just edit this file and you'
Hi Alex,
Actually, you can.
If you get the latest on-Rev client, you'll notice a drop-down menu in the
upper-right, "on-Rev Project."
This menu lists the sites you can edit. This list is drawn from the
/.ireviam/sites.txt file on the server. Just edit this file and you'll be
able to access th
Bill Marriott wrote:
Jacque,
This was the default location where JaguarPC put them, and I assume is how
it needs to be set up.
It's the default location but it does *not* need to be that way whatsoever
and both will work just fine.
In fact, there is an issue where putting it within
Bill Marriott wrote:
Jacque,
This was the default location where JaguarPC put them, and I assume is how
it needs to be set up.
It's the default location but it does *not* need to be that way whatsoever
and both will work just fine.
Ok, that's good to know.
--
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Jacque,
> This was the default location where JaguarPC put them, and I assume is how
> it needs to be set up.
It's the default location but it does *not* need to be that way whatsoever
and both will work just fine.
In fact, there is an issue where putting it within the public_html folder
will
On May 22, 2009, at 5:39 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I suspect there is little difference between a subdomain and an add-
on, and that cpanel only uses the different terminology to configure
the server so it knows where requests are to be sent. I'd just leave
the folders where they are create
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Thanks for this Bill. I just have one more question:
I have troz.on-rev.com and when I FTP to the root folder, I see
various folders: public_html, public_ftp, mail etc.
My on-rev test web site files are all in the public_html folder.
So if I want to transfer my troz.net dom
Bill Marriott wrote:
If the content will ultimately be it's own domain and not a subdomain, then
I would put the folder at the not, and not within the /public_html
hierarchy.
I have both a subdomain and an add-on domain at JaguarPC, in addition to
my primary hyperactivesw.com domain. Both the
If the content will ultimately be it's own domain and not a subdomain, then
I would put the folder at the not, and not within the /public_html
hierarchy.
"Sarah Reichelt"
wrote in message
news:f99b52860905221521h4f6e9bccgb64e113ad7315...@mail.gmail.com...
> But how do you "change a sub-d
Bill Marriott wrote:
Alex,
But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?
Suppose you want to eventually host mydomain.com with on-Rev:
1) Create a subdomain, mydomain.user.on-rev.com
2) Point it to a folder, mydomain, in your account
3) Test away
4) When you're satisf
But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?
>
> Suppose you want to eventually host mydomain.com with on-Rev:
>
> 1) Create a subdomain, mydomain.user.on-rev.com
> 2) Point it to a folder, mydomain, in your account
> 3) Test away
> 4) When you're satisfied, point your nameservers
Alex,
>>> But how do you "change a sub-domain to an AddOn domain" ?
Suppose you want to eventually host mydomain.com with on-Rev:
1) Create a subdomain, mydomain.user.on-rev.com
2) Point it to a folder, mydomain, in your account
3) Test away
4) When you're satisfied, point your nameservers for m
On May 21, 2009, at 5:09 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I think you can; it certainly seems to allow that, but I get an error
message, and the addon domain is not configured, so I can't tell
for sure.
(But then, I get pretty much the same error just trying to create
an addon
domain with its own
> I think you can; it certainly seems to allow that, but I get an error
> message, and the addon domain is not configured, so I can't tell for sure.
> (But then, I get pretty much the same error just trying to create an addon
> domain with its own folder).
>
> What I get is:
>>
>> Error from park w
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
[...] wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn domain and altering the
DNS.
So the question was quite precise how do you "change a s
>> [...] wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
>> I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
>> site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn domain and altering the
>> DNS.
>
> So the question was quite precise how do you "change a sub-domain to
> a
You use the cPanel to AddOn your domain. If you haven't changed the
DNS yet, nothing will happen to your old site, and the AddOn routine
will complain that the DNS is wrong (which is OK, thats what you are
trying to do!) The AddOn routine does everything else correctly. Then
you move your s
Marty Knapp wrote:
Hey Alex,
You'll need to register a domain name with a registrar - many people
here have recommended GoDaddy, which is what I use. Let's say you
register "alextweedly.com" Then you edit the Nameserver setting with
the registrar so that it points to On-Rev with the info that
Right, Marty. And let me point out one other aspect
When you get your on-Rev account, you'll have a default folder set up for
your initial user.on-rev.com subdomain. When you create the "add-on" domain
in the control panel, you'll be able to specify this folder, or a new
folder, or any exis
Hey Alex,
You'll need to register a domain name with a registrar - many people
here have recommended GoDaddy, which is what I use. Let's say you
register "alextweedly.com" Then you edit the Nameserver setting with the
registrar so that it points to On-Rev with the info that On-Rev
provides, w
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I have signed up as troz.on-rev.com.
I own the domain troz.net and plan to re-locate it's hosting, but I
wanted to test it out before changing the DNS entries.
I created a sub-domain "troz.troz.on-rev.com" so I could migrate my
site & test it, before changing it to an AddOn
Yes, they should be reported. You have two venues to report bugs and
ask for features. You can email b...@on-rev.com, or you can post to
the on-rev forum:
http://forums.on-rev.com
We're monitoring both at the moment. A major reason for going out
with on-rev now is precisely to get this kin
I've been trying to use the irev tool "onrev" from Windows. I know it's
only an alpha, so I won't complain but I'm not sure whether to
report problems, or missing (essential) features (or even missing
"would-be-nice" features).
Anyone know if the should be reported ? if so, where ?
Tha
Thanks Chipp, Martin, Sarah and Bill (for an extremely comprehensive answer)
for opening up my understanding.
Starting to get excited :-)
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> So that only leaves the multiple email accounts. Will I be able to create
> cluel...@kaylan.on-rev.com and neoph...@kaylan.on-rev.com PLUS (assuming
> I've paid GoDaddy) i...@kaylan.com, l...@kaylan.com supp...@kaylan.com etc -
> all created/administered at on-rev?
Yes. Once you sign up, you get
> Perhaps this will make it easier to understand. When you first sign-up to
> on-rev you'll have to specify a sub-domain you want. Say you use the
> subdomain "kaylan" so your domain access for accessing your server will
> looklike kaylan.on-rev.com. That's the only subdomain you'll have for the
>
Kay,
> I get one Main domain name and unlimited Sub domains, so if I sign up with
> lan.on-rev.com I can subsequently create kc.lan.on-rev.com and
> dj.lan.on-rev.com. I just want to confirm that Sub domains are added to
> the
> left - seems important when picking a name.
- Yes, when you buy an
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 4:02 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
>
> Using CNAMEs, you can create all sorts of subdomains for kaylan.com such
> as:
> www.kaylan.com and blog.kaylan.com and labs.kaylan.com and shop.kaylan.com
>
> And you can do the same for all your domains you point to their servers.
>
> Ma
Kay,
Perhaps this will make it easier to understand. When you first sign-up to
on-rev you'll have to specify a sub-domain you want. Say you use the
subdomain "kaylan" so your domain access for accessing your server will
looklike kaylan.on-rev.com. That's the only subdomain you'll have for the
on-re
Kay C Lan wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
>
>> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Kay C Lan
>> wrote:
>>
>>> OK, I've had time to sift through all the advise, and again, thanks to
>>> everyone for the responses. So now just to confirm I'm not lost, just
>>> befuddled
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Kay C Lan
> wrote:
>
> > OK, I've had time to sift through all the advise, and again, thanks to
> > everyone for the responses. So now just to confirm I'm not lost, just
> > befuddled;
> >
> > I get one Main
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Sarah Reichelt
wrote:
>
> While it has nothing to do with on-rev, for this purpose I recommend
> dyndns.org.
> Get a free account with them and then you can register your wife's
> computer or your home network's public address so that it has a name
> e.g. lan.dynd
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
> OK, I've had time to sift through all the advise, and again, thanks to
> everyone for the responses. So now just to confirm I'm not lost, just
> befuddled;
>
> I get one Main domain name and unlimited Sub domains, so if I sign up with
> lan.on-r
> A possible use I have for Rev Server Scripting Language, I like to try and
> sync my iCal with my wife's computer when I'm away, but not having a fixed
> IP address it is impossible unless I have her on the phone telling here
> exactly what I need. I'm hoping I could create a Rev Standalone that
OK, I've had time to sift through all the advise, and again, thanks to
everyone for the responses. So now just to confirm I'm not lost, just
befuddled;
I get one Main domain name and unlimited Sub domains, so if I sign up with
lan.on-rev.com I can subsequently create kc.lan.on-rev.com and
dj.lan.o
Graham Samuel wrote:
Just to thank you, Jacque, belatedly - I also have never had to produce
a web site in anger (I don't count uploads of family photos and the
like) and felt just like Joe.
Chipp was very tactful in suggesting that "some" people confused
server-side and client-side scripting
Just to thank you, Jacque, belatedly - I also have never had to
produce a web site in anger (I don't count uploads of family photos
and the like) and felt just like Joe.
What I suppose this conversation does show is the enormous range of
users (developers) who can and do benefit from Rev -
Shut yer gob yer fat get, or I kick your face in.
-John Lennon (In His Own Write)
On Apr 18, 2009, at 7:00 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Gob - british english slang (probably from gaelic) for mouth
Best,
Mark
On 19 Apr 2009, at 02:55, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jerry J wrote:
From: "J. Landman Gay
Gob - british english slang (probably from gaelic) for mouth
Best,
Mark
On 19 Apr 2009, at 02:55, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jerry J wrote:
From: "J. Landman Gay"
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked
by the
ability to run a stack from a remote server in one lin
Jerry J wrote:
From: "J. Landman Gay"
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked by the
ability to run a stack from a remote server in one line of script.
I just checked - gobsmacked.com is not available. 8-/
I learned that word from Susan Boyle.
--
Jacqueline Landman
From: "J. Landman Gay"
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked by the
ability to run a stack from a remote server in one line of script.
I just checked - gobsmacked.com is not available. 8-/
-- Jerry J
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On Apr 18, 2009, at 2:29 AM, Ian Wood wrote:
If I've been reading the On-Rev FAQ/examples correctly, no - it
would be possible to embed On-Rev pages within iframes in pages
hosted on other servers.
http://samples.on-rev.com/iframe.irev
I'm not that up to date on iframes, but I think that
On 18 Apr 2009, at 02:51, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Thank you for the timely, informative explanation. This does mean
that on-rev has to be the hosting site for the webpages, however,
does it not? In other words, a client could not hire one of us to
create a website that they plan to run on
Thank you very much Jacque for these clear explanations.
If building web pages in On-Rev is really just building stacks as I do
now then yes, that's a very nice progress.
Up to now, I mainly use and feed 2 sites but which were built by
friends of mine; I am myself not at all knowledgeable i
I just wanted to quickly pass on my thanks to the many people who've posted
their thoughts. I've been busy so I didn't want people to think I was rude
for not replying to their responses, I've only just now got 5 min to sit at
a computer before I have to hit the grindstone again.
Hopefully on Mond
Thanks for the info Jacque. It really explains a lot I didn't know.
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 17, 2009, at 6:21 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone sight some sort of reference that just
"might" ge
Hi Jaqui,
I don't want anyone to miss this. I had just spent about two weeks
learning JavaScript for exactly the reasons you've just cited. (smile)
Thank you for the timely, informative explanation. This does mean that
on-rev has to be the hosting site for the webpages, however, does it
n
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone sight some sort of reference that just "might"
get me off of my desktop. I am s uneducated on this topic. Simply
stated, what's this for, why is it needed and what does it let us d
About Dreamhost and On-Rev, in case
someone's wavering between the two.
Rev-cgi work is an important element of
my business. And I have been relying for
2 - 3 years now on Dreamhost (and another
webhost before that). However I have
decided to switch to On-Rev. In part
because of the price, but mo
A billion people speaking esperanto?
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/4/17 Joe Lewis Wilkins
> Isn't English the craziest language in the world? You've just hit on one of
> my pet peeves. In programming we call it "overloading" I think. In Engli
Isn't English the craziest language in the world? You've just hit on
one of my pet peeves. In programming we call it "overloading" I think.
In English it is just plain stupid and something I wish we'd get away
from some day. Fat chance.
JW
On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
Le 17 avr. 09 à 21:56, Joe Lewis Wilkins a écrit :
Hi all,
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone sight some sort of reference that just
"might" get me off of my desktop. I am s uneducated on this
topic. Simply stated, what's this for, wh
On Apr 17, 2009, at 4:05 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Obviously, I meant "cite" instead of "sight", though I thought it
made sense at the time.
You'd like someone to cite some information that would explain why
catching sight of a site on on-rev would be a good thing?
__
Obviously, I meant "cite" instead of "sight", though I thought it made
sense at the time.
JW
On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:04 PM, -= JB =- wrote:
On Apr 17, 2009, at 12:56 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi all,
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone s
I have never had a website so it is all new to me.
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 17, 2009, at 12:56 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi all,
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone sight some sort of reference that just
"might" get me off of my desktop. I am s
Hi all,
I have found this whole subject so far over my head that I'm
embarrassed. Can anyone sight some sort of reference that just "might"
get me off of my desktop. I am s uneducated on this topic. Simply
stated, what's this for, why is it needed and what does it let us do
that we ca
Hi Kay,
Here at Altuit (Chris and I), we have a bit of everything, JaquarPC (like
DreamHost) for Rev cgi's, our own half rack of equipment at the data centere
DataFoundry, and some other 'niche' server ISP's like Screencast.com. Sorry,
we don't use MobileMe or iPhones, (prefer to use Google's own s
Hi,
i was considering about extending my web package here at a german isp, just
before the On-Rev offer jumped in.
At the moment i am paying 130,--Euros for a 5GB Hosting Package with unlimited
Subdomains, 1000 Domains (yearly domain fees not included),100 FTP-Accounts,
1000 Pop3 Accounts, 10
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
On the other hand, I think its very problematic that they will ever go out
of their way to support Revolution, and they will never be the experts at
Revolution that Runtime will.
It should always be the case that the maker of a technology knows it
best; I'd be concerned
Hiya,
On-Rev has PostgreSQL and MySQL: Will Valentina be up there too?...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 17 Apr 2009, at 14:54, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I know that a few here recommend Dreamhost. At the moment the
only deficiencies that I've noted from a quick scan is that
on-Rev doesn't list QuickTime/Rea
> I know that a few here recommend Dreamhost. At the moment the
> only deficiencies that I've noted from a quick scan is that
> on-Rev doesn't list QuickTime/RealAudio support, but I get
> the impression that such holes will be filled rapidly.
>
> I'm probably not the prime target for on-Rev, b
Kay,
I know I'm not an unbiased source but I just wanted to point out that beyond
your basic email and web space, (actually I think MobileMe is killing web
pages) there is almost no comparison between MobileMe and on-Rev. I mean, I
guess you could say that on-Rev is a MobileMe for Revolution us
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