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Excellent... AWstats has already shown me one 404 (leftovers from .htm -> .php).

No joy.  I'm still getting errors logging in via ssh and WinSCP.

This seems to be a general problem:
http://xepher.net/forum/index.php?topic=823.msg8313#msg8313

...my guess is something went slightly astray with the system maintenance.

Excellent!  Thanks!

Yes, this seems to be a general problem.

And ooh, AWstats, how I've missed thee

I'd be most grateful if we can have AWstats

Judging from the output of whois, it expired on the fourth.  Usually these are two-year registrations, and it was created on 2007/02/04.

I'll most likely be starting Morrowind again at some point.  Now there's a game that can go on forever if you take advantage of all the mods!

Apologies for blowing my own trumpet, but you may find this amusing:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=k-p3wpfaPb4&fmt=6

Ultima IX (I actually have an affection for the whole series)

I replayed Serpent Isle last year, for the first time in about 5 years.  I had truly forgotten exactly how awesome it was.  It was a struggle to avoid doing crazy things to it, though.  Ultima 9 in particular when I got around to that one - I managed to mess up somehow and my attempts to correct the situation meant that I ended up getting more and more out of step with the official script, as it were
I really must play Ultima 6 again though - it must be about 8 years now.

No problem. *.project-future.org actually gets tied in. I've set up everything on this end, so you just need to set the DNS servers for your domain to "ns1.xepher.net" and "ns2.xepher.net" and once that propagates, everything should be good to go.

Done... I guess it's a matter of sitting back and waiting for it to propagate.
Thanks very much.

Okay, I think I'm ready to switch the domain now.  Is there any chance you could tie 'project-future.org' (also 'www.project-future.org') to project-future.xepher.net?

Cheers,

I find those mice that just have the one button annoying.  WHY?  Just... why?  And with my regular PC I rip things out and plug things in all the time.  With a mac (or is it an apple) I'm wondering how I can change the moniter.

The mac mini is essentially strangely-shaped laptop without a keyboard or screen.  You supply your own (proper) mouse, keyboard etc.  If you know what you're doing, you can prize it open and upgrade the memory, replace the disk and heck, some brave soul even upgraded the processor (!).  As for the higher-end macs, I wouldn't know - I can't justify the cost.

Speaking of which, I may want you, and perhaps a couple of your voice actors, to come on The Webcomic Beacon podcast some time. Could be an interesting topic... voicing webcomics. E-mail me at webcomicbeacon@gmail.com if you want to discuss this further and such

How would that work, out of interest?  I mean, from a technical viewpoint?  Would it be done in advance as a recorded segment, or would it be a live thing?

bash: generate-web-statistics: command not found

I think I'm doing it wrong.

I used tab-completion so I don't remember what the command was, but it did the job (though it reminded me why I stopped using Analog).

Okay, thanks - I'll look into that later tonight.

It'd be up to Xepher, but you could always ask him to set up awstats. It's a pretty widely used stats tracker.

AWstats is what I'm using at the moment, actually.  I'll him about it.