@10centuries Thankyou @matigo. Now, is there a list of account holders yet - so I can both:
Or would I need to build an app thingy to do that? ;))
@height8 Thanks! I've saved it to my Reading List. [bazbt3.github.io]
I don't yet have the ability to run applications at my Web host (Rsndolph's VPS.) It has a Softaculous installer and that's as far as I've got. I've not even considered delving deeper or asking the man what scope I have to screw things up before he shouts at me. ;)
Incidentally, the Reading List page isn't building at the moment, there's a closing brace on the first entry but it's not shown up yet. :/
@height8 Not yet. I'm on a learning curve, arc; there's nothing graceful about it either.
The ultimete aim is to figure out what's changed and just upload that, but right now it's essentially a single line shell script with zero inherent security.
Miscalculated my blog web server ftp uploads. Only by around 6x my monthly allocation.
I'd nested the blog folder within itself during a previous failed test. 24MB per transfer, ~16 times per day.
Oopsie!
Still, I've 137MB left until Monday. February 29th is sucking already. ;)
@matigo Thanks very much. :)
(AFAIK I've had no Android OS updates since mid-December, I've cleared history, etc.)
@matigo Hi Jason. A recent update has removed the ability to scroll sideways on pages too-wide for one mobile screen. Is there any possibility you could restore the scroll thing please - to regain easy access to edit functions?
(Whilst I can rotate my phone I've got to unlock the toggle thing to do so, and remember to re-lock afterwards. Seems trivial, and it is.)
Here's an example. ;)
@matigo Being totally honest a Web app isn't anywhere even over my horizon right now! Linux command line and shell scripts is all I can do. Baby steps, very much baby steps. I'm guessing oauth will neatly separate the men from the boys…
As far as making it public, heck no; I'm rubbish (and I took your security concerns to heart.) :)
@height8 Yeah. I started casting round for one for blogging recently, decided instead to use subdomains. The same thing, as you say, goes for an app. But I've nowhere near your skillset - I'm still feeling my way around shell scripting.
A-aaanyway, I use Jimbobflibblywibpants when I'm trying to remember my girls' names. Only 3 hits on Google! It'd work as an app name, at least in extremis. ;)
// @matigo
@matigo I have an urge to try some API examples. The hardest bit seems to be coming up with an app name.* And securing the tokens.
*:)
@matigo Just to let you know that https doesn't work for the docs url on this page: https://admin.10centuries.org/apps/
It may be a cunning plan to keep me out. ;)