On 4/25/20 9:21 AM, David Haslam wrote:
> After I disabled the VPN, I could access it again.
I've mentioned in the past that the host -- a small VPS colo'd in Dallas
-- is very rarely down. It moves 15Gbytes/day by ftp and another 5+ by
http. Its availability/accessibility is superb.
$ uptime
10
Further to my previous message, I found that I couldn’t access the Xiphos
repository when I had a VPN connection.
After I disabled the VPN, I could access it again.
Not had this problem with any of the other repositories.
Changing to a different VPN server made no difference.
David
Sent from
Hi David, I have had the problem with xiphos repo too. My issue was, that
my ISP was load balancing and so sent out my data on 3 different IPs
randomly. When I was put on a single IP the issue disappeared.
I know some software sees that as a security threat and blocks it.
Regards,
Timmy
On Sat,
The Xiphos repository appears to be currently unavailable to front-end module
managers.
Neither Bishop nor PocketSword can find anything there after a refresh.
Is there something amiss with the server?
And - yes - I know that some front-ends don’t support map modules.
David
Sent from ProtonMa
There is a new maps module, courtesy of Paul Haenze ,
now in Xiphos repo.
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On 4/25/20 2:03 AM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> the images are simply binary blobs to the engine
The short form of all of this is:
There is no image handling code in Sword itself. The engine code is
unaware of them. Nothing in the engine links against e.g. libjpeg or libpng.
Typical module developer ex
