[Coco] CoCoWiki updated...

[Dave P.]

On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 07:58 -0500, Allen Huffman wrote: 
> On Aug 15, 2005, at 1:08 AM, Dave P. wrote:
> > account on your wiki system. I suggest you fix your configuration so
> > anonymous users can't post, or you'll more than likely get spammed
> 
> That was a side effect of upgraading; it went back to defaults.  It  
> has not been fixed (and even got spammed before I got to it - TimL  
> caught and repaired it).
> 
> > (unfortunately there are wiki spam bots out there). I tried to upload
> > some pictures, but you have that disabled. I put my pictures up at
> 
> That was something else that had gone back to defaults.  I think I  
> have it back on now.

Been there, and done that before. I setup my own MediaWiki site over a
year ago, and ran into the same configuration issues. If you can use my
help with things, I'm more than happy to help out, just let me know. (I
have over 10 years of experience with Linux, and over 8 years of
experience with administrating internet services)


> > handle 4 double sided drives. I'm fairly sure it was me who told you
> > about that at the '93 or '94 Atlanta CoCoFest, that you remember here
> 
> I definately remember talking to someone about that -- how it was  
> using the bits as a total number, instead of # and side select.  Is  
> that right?

Yes. Sorta. I only used 2 bits. I'll make a new post to the list with
the details, since most people wouldn't look in a CoCoWiki thread for
hardware hacks.

> > '93). 'Wormfood' was my node name on StG net, but before that I was
> > 'HacKer at home', if anyone here still remembers that.
> 
> Ack.  It's been too long.  I just remember being Delta on StG and  
> loving the whole setup.  My StG system is still ready to run at a  
> moment's notice (well, I'd have to dig out the modem, etc.) since I  
> ran the software awhile after moving to Iowa in 1995, but without  
> networking -- or was I still on it after I moved for a bit?  I forget!

Its been so long, I've forgotten what exactly happened with my StG
system. I remember my 70 meg hard drive with all my coco os-9 stuff on
it died, and I lost everything. When that happened, I basicly quit
running the coco, and put all my efforts into OSK.


> Speaking of blasts from the past -- I just found a roll of  
> undeveloped film, which I got developed (well, made into a CD with  
> negatives).  It has pics from an Atlanta CoCo Fest -- probably 93.

That looks like the '94 or maybe '95 Atlanta cocofest.

-Dave