Anthony Bouch

Ah I think I found it. Syslog showed a JSON.pm errror. cpan> install JSON.pm appears to have fixed it. I've also set /etc/collectd/collection.conf to point to the correct data directory...

thanks @bexarcreative-daniel. Is there likely to be an official ardent 2.4.1 release soon?

Or what about creating a map_upstream.conf file as follows? map $http_host $fpm_pool { default phpfpm; mydomain1.com pool_1; mydomain2.com pool_2; mydomain3.com pool_3; } and then wherever fastcgi_pass appears we use... fastcgi_pass...

New to Sass, Compass and Frameless. Just started and ran into the same error. Does this mean that this framework is broken under Sass by default?

It appears to be a problem with Gulp (Gulp 4 in this case). The timestamp of the output file is not being updated - in fact, the timestamp is being...

Okay I think I've found the problem. The timestamp is not being updated, because the page template has not been changed, only the parent template - and the source file...

Here's the complete task, showing how in Gulp 4 - we can use the 'since' option to ignore pages that have not been updated. This takes care of any templates...

Here's the related Gulp issues, although not sure what the outcome is here... https://github.com/gulpjs/gulp/issues/1461

Here's my interim solution.... using gulp-shell. ``` var nunjucks = require('gulp-nunjucks-render'); var shell = require('gulp-shell'); gulp.task('compile', function () { return gulp.src('./app/views/pages/**/*.+(html|njk)') .pipe(nunjucks({ path: ['./app/views/templates'], })) .pipe(gulp.dest('./public')) .pipe(shell([ 'touch ', ]))...

I've just seen the same behavior (and problem).