You know when you go buy something from IKEA and you get home and say I can do this because it looks easy and the instructions are so simple but it turns out they're not so simple because the screw that goes into that other bit doesn't fit and you need to drill the wall but you don't have the right bits either and now it's all out of the packaging and spread out over the floor and you don't know what goes where and you've wasted your entire afternoon?
Cpanel is a little like that.
There's a question coming: I've set up a subdomain in Cpanel. For example let's say I've called it aboutme.simonworld.mu.nu. So how do I now put content onto it??? Format it? Do anything to it?
I actually managed to fit the IKEA mirror on the wall in the end.
Posted by Simon at March 2, 2004 01:44 AMI remember this old IKEA comercial where they had this sweedish guy trying to say the word Sale, but alas, since he was Sweedish, he couldn't say it.
saahheeel saaaeeele
hahahah
Subdomains don't work right now because of the way I have MuNu's DNS set up. Well, they work for some people, but not others.
I will fix this in the next couple of days.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 2, 2004 03:57 AMAs for the other questions: If you create a subdomain of wombat.simonworld.mu.nu, CPanel will create a subdirectory called wombat under your main web directory. Anything you put there will appear (once I get things fixed) at wombat.simonworld.mu.nu. (And also at simonworld.mu.nu/wombat.)
You can use ftp (use your CPanel login/password) to put files there.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 2, 2004 04:02 AMWhat exactly is CPanel anyway?
And, can I use the FTP to upload mp3s yet? Just askin'... 
Pixy that's great but what does it mean to FTP to the new site. What if I want to put (effectively) another blog page on the simonworld.mu.nu/wombat site? Do I need to load up MT or something? That's where I'm confused - how to get content onto the site once it's created.
Posted by Simon at March 2, 2004 08:59 AMHmm. This may take some explaining.
I'll be back tomorrow - dead right now.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 2, 2004 01:03 PMThank you for asking, Simon--I thought I was the only one who had no idea about this.
Posted by Jennifer at March 2, 2004 02:27 PMIt's really very simple, as long as your interociter is properly synchronised.
You have all synchronised your interociters, right?
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 2, 2004 03:21 PMI think my interociter got snazzled when I flooped it. How do I recogitate?
Posted by Susie at March 2, 2004 03:39 PMYou can't with that model. You'll have to order a new one from the catalog.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 2, 2004 03:48 PMMy interociter is in pieces on my bedroom floor because the IKEA instructions told me I needed to fit the phengometer first and I can't find it.
Jen - I think it's fair to say no-one's got any idea about any of this except for Pixy. It's how he maintains control. Owww. Where did that electric shock come from?
Posted by Simon at March 3, 2004 01:59 AMSimon, the catalog clearly states phengometer not included.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 3, 2004 05:19 AMFound a phengometer, just waiting on Pixy-lated instructions...
Posted by Simon at March 5, 2004 07:15 AMSorry, I'm busy playing with my new printer.
I got some nice glossy photo paper today, and wow does that make a difference.
Real photo quality. Amazing.
Posted by Pixy Misa at March 8, 2004 11:44 AMDon't use the phengometer, that is antique. Use six flux capacitors in series with the ithecon hypbrid resonator. But verify the units operation first before install the unit into the interocitor. If you fail to do this the entire unit will work iradically and exitor will not be on the screen , but instead the borg will track down your signal. I know, I am part of the colective due to making this mistake. The buzz word is "phase locked loop". With out it Dr. Morbius will use the wifi into the Robie the robbot rotating soap bubble spoon on the side of his head and it does rotate, sweeping the entire universe for extraneous signals. SO what ever you do check the unit independently before installing, contact ryberg electronic, Genuine replacement parts division.
Posted by Joe Smoe at May 7, 2004 07:16 PM