Moving the blogs to the hosted services at BlueHost involved quite a
\nbit of setup. The first set of work was to make the actual, normal
\nblogs work correctly. That is, people needed to be able to read the
\nblogs, the blog owners needed to be able to log in and manage their
\nblogs, and new content had to post correctly.<\/p>\n
The second part was to get picture albums work correctly for the
\npeople who have that capability. That turned out to be quite a bit
\nmore challenging because of a configuration difference between
\nBlueHost and my web servers at home. The problem was further
\ncomplicated because some of the server logs are not accessible! I need
\nto talk with a systems admin at BlueHost to understand how everything
\nis set up so that future problems can be resolved much more quickly.<\/p>\n
Now I’m working on getting the ability to email a blog entry working.
\nThis is the test…. I’ll know if it works if this post shows up as
\nexpected on my blog. If so, then we’re good to go for those who have
\nthis capability set up.<\/p>\n
I’ll work tomorrow on getting the tweets from Twitter for me, Perry,
\nand Jim working properly. I haven’t started working on this, yet, but
\nI expect it’ll be fairly straight forward.<\/p>\n
Finally, I have a process that downloads my tweets from Twitter and
\nputs them on my blog in one of the sidebars. When that’s working, I’ll
\nhave finished the move of the blogs to the new service. Then it’ll be
\ntime to celebrate!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Moving the blogs to the hosted services at BlueHost involved quite a bit of setup. The first set of work was to make the actual, normal blogs work correctly. That is, people needed to be able to read the blogs, the blog owners needed to be able to log in and manage their blogs, and … Continue reading Setting Up Email Services For My Blog<\/span>