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Are You Having a Problem Staying Logged In? |
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Dec 03, 2005 - 5:36 PM - by jeremy
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Since the code upgrade, some members have been having problems staying logged in. The fix for this is to logout, remove all LQ related cookies and then log in. Sorry for the inconvenience.
--jeremy
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How to Help LinuxQuestions.org |
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Jan 10, 2006 - 10:42 PM - by jeremy
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I'm often asked by members how they can help LQ, so I decided to put some ideas in this thread for reference. We are always looking for volunteers. For what you ask? We need members interested in writing Articles, Tutorials, and Reviews, people interested in helping with the [Read More]
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Apache on LQ Upgraded to 2.2.x |
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Dec 28, 2005 - 10:46 PM - by jeremy
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Along the lines of this thread I am going to break from tradition and announce another system level upgrade. I just switched things from apache 1.3.x->2.2.x, which as you may have guessed is a fairly substantial change. If you notice anything odd at all, please let me know ASAP. A cursory look around so far and I haven't noticed anything yet. Thanks.
--jeremy
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LinuxQuestions.org Hits 2,000,000 Posts |
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Dec 20, 2005 - 5:01 PM - by jeremy
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Just wanted to congratulate everyone on LQ hitting two MILLION posts. I'd like to once again thank each and every member for making LQ what it is - one of the finest communities on the web.
--jeremy
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PHP on LQ Upgraded to 5.1.x |
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Dec 12, 2005 - 8:41 PM - by jeremy
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While I usually don't announce system level changes, I felt this one was large enough to deserve it. As of about a minute ago we're now running PHP 5.1.x (up from 4.4.x). This upgrade should increase the performance of the site in general and will make a couple nice new features of PHP available to us. One of the main reasons I am announcing this is that due to the myriad changes from 4.4->5.1 we may be introducing new bugs here. We did make an effort to test this out on the dev site,... [Read More]
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