Direct URL's (username.deardiary.net)
Hi folks,
At the moment direct links to your diary ie: username.deardiary.net are not working, this will be rectified as soon as possible, until then please be patient.
Thanks.
Hi folks,
At the moment direct links to your diary ie: username.deardiary.net are not working, this will be rectified as soon as possible, until then please be patient.
Thanks.
Perhaps this was covered in the above, but I wasn’t clear honestly. We will still have our private e-mail addresses which is where we will receive our notifications of updates to others’ diaries and notifications of comments on our DDs and OpenFiction, or will that too be sent to our @deardiary.net address? You will still…
Many many apologies for a second outage in as many days. The problem was identical, the solution less radical than last time thankfully but now that it’s happened twice we know that there is something to be investigated thoroughly. If you receive the “site too busy” page then please email us and let us know,…
If you visit a 'newest' entry, then the author updates and adds a new entry, you won't get to see it through the 'newest' link because newest for some reason is not issuing a 200 Ok header after an update, but still sends a 304 Not Modified header, by the looks of it anyway. More…
In response to our note about Comet Cursor and Spyware we received an email from Serenity suggesting a site that can help remove it from your system. The URL is: http://www.lavasoft.de/. I haven’t investigated it yet so you’re on your own but I thought it would be helpful to pass it on – thanks to…
The server has been moved to a more powerful machine today. In theory no-one will notice any difference because the old server is still serving requests by proxying them through to the new one. The DNS will catch up over the next few days (possibly sooner) and as such everything will hopefully definitely return to…
Or the Great Unwashed 🙂 No, Unresolved, in the context of our ‘Show My Hits’ page, simply means that the system has not yet looked for the address, or addresses of the sites that have looked at your pages. That is, any address that the system has not yet tried to convert from an IP…