EuroBillTracker

I don't know if had something to do with all the stuff above, but I noticed that sinds yesterday on the City Manager part and on the detailed view, the system filled up with a lot of figures after the digital point by the latitude and longitude.
If you go to the city profile, everything is going back to normal as entered

For the rest is everything working, only to let you know, maybee it is relaited



(EDIT) Is it magic, or is it fixed by now. Everything is now OK

Burdie wrote:I don't know if had something to do with all the stuff above, but I noticed that sinds yesterday on the City Manager part and on the detailed view, the system filled up with a lot of figures after the digital point by the latitude and longitude.
If you go to the city profile, everything is going back to normal as entered

For the rest is everything working, only to let you know, maybee it is relaited

Yes, it's related and I think I fixed this two minutes prior to your message.

avij wrote:

Burdie wrote:I don't know if had something to do with all the stuff above, but I noticed that sinds yesterday on the City Manager part and on the detailed view, the system filled up with a lot of figures after the digital point by the latitude and longitude.
If you go to the city profile, everything is going back to normal as entered

For the rest is everything working, only to let you know, maybee it is relaited

Yes, it's related and I think I fixed this two minutes prior to your message.

Thanks, I edited my previos post

Hello Avij,

To let You know, if you go to City Manager - Interchange Locations, the put the @ sign infront of the latiture and is filling up the latitide and langitude

Burdie wrote:To let You know, if you go to City Manager - Interchange Locations, the put the @ sign infront of the latiture and is filling up the latitide and langitude

Should look better now.

Hello, I don't know if this has been mentioned or not, but it seems there's a typo concerning the pages of the municpalities of Latvia. For example: (https://en.eurobilltracker.com/profile/?region=8517) "X is a city and municipalitiy in Latvia".

A fix would be appreciated!

One of the three name servers for the eurobilltracker.com domain will be down for a while tomorrow morning:

Gandi wrote:On Wednesday December 21, 2016, between 6:00 and 9:00 UTC, we will be automatically upgrading all affected servers. We will be doing our best to keep downtime as minimal as possible during this period. However, some servers may experience downtime of an hour or more.

This should not affect the availability of EBT significantly, because there are still two other name servers that are fully functional.

edit: This maintenance break has been cancelled.. I read the email only after adjusting the name servers so that the maintenance's effect would have been minimal. Sigh.

Normally I might not bother announcing minor updates like this, but because some past lighttpd upgrades have not been as painless as one would hope, I'm letting you all know that we're now running lighttpd 1.4.44. If there are problems, please let me know.

avij wrote:I have enabled compression for some JavaScript and CSS files, despite the warning in the documentation that states "Keep in mind that compressed JavaScript and CSS files are broken in some browsers". If you are using such a browser, let me know and perhaps we can revert the change. This change may speed up page loading a bit.

Apparently the compression for JavaScript files got accidentally disabled at some point during these two years, but it is enabled again now. If this change causes problems, please let me know.

Fons wrote:When I browse to https://www.eurobilltracker.com/press/ it shows the part of articles published in 2014 automaticly. Perhaps this can be changed to 2015 now as there is at least one article mentioned in the 2015 section

The underlying problem was fixed some weeks ago. Now it finds the newest year from among the news items, and adds the tabs appropriately. So whenever someone from the Comm WG uploads a news item for 2017, the press page gets adapted automatically for 2017.

avij wrote:Normally I might not bother announcing minor updates like this, but because some past lighttpd upgrades have not been as painless as one would hope, I'm letting you all know that we're now running lighttpd 1.4.44. If there are problems, please let me know.

The same, but now we're running lighttpd 1.4.45. It's a "bug-fix-only release" so I'm not expecting problems.

For your information: Some of the shorter URLs that redirect to EBT are hosted at Gandi, and they say they are currently impacted by a huge DDoS. I would expect the situation to get resolved shortly.

I'm planning to enable DNSSEC for EuroBillTracker at some point. To make sure there won't be issues, I have already configured eurobt.eu to use DNSSEC.

I need your help for testing. Please visit http://eurobt.eu/dnssec/ and see if the page loads.

If you get a "success" message, everything is fine. If not, please tell me which ISP you have and which operating system you have. Please also test the page with any mobile device (phone, tablet) you may have. Thanks.

avij wrote:I'm planning to enable DNSSEC for EuroBillTracker at some point. To make sure there won't be issues, I have already configured eurobt.eu to use DNSSEC.

I need your help for testing. Please visit http://eurobt.eu/dnssec/ and see if the page loads.

If you get a "success" message, everything is fine. If not, please tell me which ISP you have and which operating system you have. Please also test the page with any mobile device (phone, tablet) you may have. Thanks.

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