2005-07-07T17:31:31+02:00 Admin http://www.mypivot.net/index.php frost@mypivot.net Your one-stop resource site for Pivot. tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet Pivot Copyright (c) 2005, Authors of MyPivot.net 2005-07-07T17:26:00+02:00 2005-07-07T17:26:00+02:00 2005-07-07T17:26:00+02:00 tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet.80

MyPivot.net celebrated its first-year anniversary not too long ago. As a belated celebration, here is the new version of MP. The new design came about partly as a design to brighten the site up and increase its readability. The old one, with its dark blues and confined margins, became rather depressing to view after a while. With this design, I have instead opted for a predominantly white colour scheme with splashes of green and orange, and have utilized a more "open" design. If you catch any bugs along the way, let me know.

We are back!
The new design came about partly as a design to brighten the site up and increase its readability. The old one, with its dark blues and confined margins, became rather depressing to view after a while. With this design, I have instead opted for a predominantly white colour scheme with splashes of green and orange, and have utilized a more "open" design.

If you catch any bugs along the way, let me know. ]]> ElectraWoman 2005-05-16T12:15:00+02:00 2005-05-16T12:15:00+02:00 2005-05-16T12:15:00+02:00 tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet.76

I have posted a tutorial on how to solve the problem with the paths in the calendar, that some people apparently have. You can read it here. *updated to use the code from HansFN*

calendar tutorial You can read it here.

*updated to use the code from HansFN* ]]> Madjo 2005-04-22T20:42:00+02:00 2005-04-22T20:42:00+02:00 2005-04-22T20:42:00+02:00 tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet.74

At the moment of typing, Pivotlog.net should be available again. But we at MyPivot.net would appreciate it if you keep on stopping by. ;)

Good news Pivotlog.net should be available again.
But we at MyPivot.net would appreciate it if you keep on stopping by. ;) ]]> Madjo 2005-04-22T16:39:00+02:00 2005-04-22T16:39:00+02:00 2005-04-22T16:39:00+02:00 tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet.73

I just spoke to Bob about the downtime of Pivotlog.net, and how long it was going to take before everything was back up and operational. The reasons of the downtime were trouble with both the mysql server and later the webserver. The decision was made to move to another server. Almost the entire site is now back up, but some issues still need to be fixed, before it is fully operational again. This whole thing did not mean that the project was abandoned or anything. Just a case of unfortunate circumstances. People are working on getting everything back on track, it takes just a little bit more time, because the person who has all access to the server is away on a businesstrip. The Pivot team thanks you for your understanding and your patience. Quotation from Bob's comment on this site: Hi all, Like i replied to Myke via email: If i had access to the site in _any_ way, i would've either fixed the problems, or at least put up a notice about what's going on.. But, as it is currently there's _no_ way i can access either ftp, or ssh, so as much as i'd regret to say: There's exactly nothing i can do currently.. Griswald is away on a business trip/business course the past few days, and he is the one who usually takes care of these things. But unfortunately the 'going up in flames' of the old server coincided with his trip, so until he's back and sorts it out, there's nothing other for me to do than bang my head against the wall. :-(

Pivotlog downtime explanation Pivotlog.net, and how long it was going to take before everything was back up and operational.
The reasons of the downtime were trouble with both the mysql server and later the webserver.

The decision was made to move to another server.

Almost the entire site is now back up, but some issues still need to be fixed, before it is fully operational again.
This whole thing did not mean that the project was abandoned or anything. Just a case of unfortunate circumstances.
People are working on getting everything back on track, it takes just a little bit more time, because the person who has all access to the server is away on a businesstrip.

The Pivot team thanks you for your understanding and your patience.


Quotation from Bob's comment on this site:

Hi all,

Like i replied to Myke via email: If i had access to the site in _any_ way, i would've either fixed the problems, or at least put up a notice about what's going on..

But, as it is currently there's _no_ way i can access either ftp, or ssh, so as much as i'd regret to say: There's exactly nothing i can do currently..

Griswald is away on a business trip/business course the past few days, and he is the one who usually takes care of these things. But unfortunately the 'going up in flames' of the old server coincided with his trip, so until he's back and sorts it out, there's nothing other for me to do than bang my head against the wall. :-( ]]> Madjo 2005-04-15T19:01:00+02:00 2005-04-15T19:01:00+02:00 2005-04-15T19:01:00+02:00 tag:mypivotnet,2005:mypivotnet.71

It seems that Pivotlog.net has some issues with the webhosting... at least, the site has been unreachable for a good portion of the day now. It is unknown what has happened (we have not been in touch with Griswald, yet). When we know more, we'll place it on this site. Stay tuned. :)

Pivotlog.net unreachable
When we know more, we'll place it on this site.
Stay tuned. :) ]]> Madjo