I saw some questions recently wondering whether someone’s WordPress 1.5.1 blog was successfully handling trackbacks, pingbacks, and update pings.
To answer this question, I’ve developed a new RedAlt tool, Pingomation. Pingomation and it’s subsidiary tools allow you to:
How is it that Yahoo knows about the New Xbox 360 leak ahead of Engadget or Gizmodo?
If you can read this, you’re looking at the new server.
If you can’t read this, then we’ve created quite the paradox, haven’t we.
And so over the weekend I did a little bit of shopping for a new web host. I’d been looking for a new web host for a long while, it’s just that this weekend I decided that it would be done, and so I signed up and the new server is online.
I decided to take the opportunity to move WordPress around. My web home directory was getting a little cluttered, and some organization would certainly not harm performance. So I chucked the latest WordPress install (via SVN) that I had into /wp, and did a transfer of MySQL using mysqldump.
While I write this, the new server that will house this domain is being initialized.
We’re moving to Linux. It’s going to be a real pain to transition for everyone, including you.