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Re: [N8VEM: 19693] n8vem homepage requiring login?

It seems like there is only an “export” feature for certain versions of their service, and the “export” feature is only available to Administrators which probably means Andrew L.  So it seems like it'd be difficult to get any of our pages or files “out” of PBWiki without some of Andrew L's time to figure out if our version of PBWorks supports “exports” and to do that if it is possible.

And once we do “export”, its not clear the file format is “open” so it could be “imported” into a freely available wiki software….


As far as getting new hosting, the N8VEM name, is, I believe, Andrew L's amateur radio callsign so we should probably get his okay before attempting any relocation.


I'd gladly donate $5 each month (as I do for the Orbiter Simulator Forums) to cover some hosting though.


Andrew B

On Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at 7:45:42 AM UTC-7, AlanH wrote: <blockquote>  

I can provide hosting if needed.  Do you have any ballpark on the traffic volume?

 

-Alan

 

 

On 2015-06-01 15:49, John Coffman wrote:

There was an issue a couple of years back concerning the “commercial” nature of the N8VEM site, since boards are bought and sold.  The hobbyist nature of the site convinced PBworks to keep hosting us.  But then the volume of data on the site exceeded “free” hosting status.  Donations were solicited, PBworks was paid, and the site remained, with a very generous disk quota.



I am unaware of the current payment status for the site.  Andrew, are you there???



–John



 

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