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>One simple
thing you can do is (temporarily) renaming the /data
>directory to
something else. The resulting error message may give you
>a hint about the
correct path.
Ah Hah! This experiment worked! It told me that the
server was looking for
CrickRock.com and not crickrock.com .
Case-sensitivity!!!!! argg!
>Wow! That's makes probably CrickRock by
far the largest Ringlink
>system out there. You should be aware, though,
that I often emphasize
>that Ringlink was not designed for running really
large webring
>services.
you gave me this same warning when i first
set out to make a large ringlink
system- and so far it's been able to handle
it without any problems. i can
see maybe some issues arising but it'll
be good to see how it handles huh?
the actual "living" rings is probably a
LOT less than 2,000. I'll have to
do some house
cleaning.
>> p.s. while following the installation instructions
carefully, i
>> found the step of creating a sitecount directory to be
very vague-
>> i didn't get it until i read past support
questions.
>Okay, thanks for saying that. The principal info about it
is in the
>rlconfig.pm file.
>What would you suggest?
I would
suggest a step in the readme.html file saying something about
"directories
you will have to create apart from using the included
directory
structure:" this will include the sitecount directory and the
mo directory.
>I hope you go for version 3.04, since I just released
it. :)
Who would have thought that you would release a new version 2
minutes before
I posted that?! Of course I went back and installed 3.04
and it's working
great now.
>> in feb of 2001 i moved to east
africa for over two years doing
>> missionary work
>That does
sound exotic! Is there possibly a web site anywhere with
>info about what
it is you have been up to? ;-)
Not yet, but I'll let you know when I make
one. ;)
-Brock
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