Marti Martz

Okay... well I guess this is one of those paradoxes where one has to check existing issues to see if it's been explained from what source. Apache has one of...

Re: @Bdthomson > Ah, that's a bit odd, I would have expected the source to say "apache" as some other mime types in that list do. ... > I'm not...

Page 30 is where this is mentioned. :+1: from me. Ref: * https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7845

The user requested issue and their owned followup with changing the text, as it has been mentioned, may optionally include translations which leads into possible screen flicker and possible layout...

> Just leave them all. All of the above is an option... however since you aren't reading the deployment logs this may not be an option. > This is pretty...

No sizzle is the one with that access from what I can tell and I don't know exactly where he dug one up he sent me... there's also hosting support...

Everyone is also forgetting dev/dbg is one user maybe two... whereas production could be hundreds or more... so selectively choosing what shows and what doesn't when and where is a...

@Zren It is painfully obvious that you don't have an understanding of what is going on as of late and have been fighting the project for some time now. It's...

> Which makes it difficult to know for those only used to logging output in dev environments. I would like you to go read my "fluff", as you put it...

@sizzlemctwizzle When the time comes for _node_ @ 6 LTS _mu2_ will have to be swapped out, whether forked or actual replaced, unless that maintainer/author _(@raycmorgan)_ comes alive. See also:...