Weird Blogging Error...
Every now and then, for reasons that I have yet to pin down, when I make a blog post, it will be available for a few minutes, and then it will generate an error if I try to reach it directly. It will be fine enough to edit, and it will show up fine on the home page of the blog, but not with a direct link.
I just experienced this with another post a few minutes ago, as well as one from yesterday, and I had to basically change the name of the post for things to work properly.
I'm not sure why this happens, but I might have to check into my installation of the auto-naming module that Jarda provided me with.
So far, only 4 or so posts have had this issue over the past 30 or so days, but this isn't something I want to have to deal with on a regular basis.
In any event, this week looks like it will be a bit less hectic than last, so I'll be able to get back in the flow with a listing of the CommunityServer modules that I have enabled on my site. I'm still a little bummed that I wasn't able to make it out to the Telligent Developer Summit this past weekend.
Next time, I guess...
About Logik!
Andrew S. Baker aka ASB aka Logik!
Andrew is an accomplished, hands-on IT Executive with a solid track record of providing timely and cost-effective business solutions using technology. With over 16 years experience in Information Technology, he has proven to be effective both as a Team Leader and as an individual contributor in designing, deploying, securing and maintaining enterprise networks.
His personal interests include Astronomy, Basketball, Bible Study, Chess, Comics, Computers,
Family Life Ministries, Reading and Strategy/Role Playing games...
Some of his contributions include several whitepapers on technology and Information Security, the UltraTech Knowledgebase, various postings to technology mailing lists and forums, active participation on LinkedIn Answers, along with a number of interviews for articles published in industry magazines.
A condensed version of
Andrew's current resume is available here.