L5 Business http://l5business.com The site for L5 business development. Mon, 13 Apr 2009 01:15:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 en hourly 1 Dirt in the fuel line http://l5business.com/2009041221/dirt-in-the-fuel-line/ http://l5business.com/2009041221/dirt-in-the-fuel-line/#comments Mon, 13 Apr 2009 01:15:27 +0000 wfredk http://l5business.com/?p=12 I found my first problem when I tried to follow links between the two blogs I’ve set up on the FKE Internet system:  The links didn’t work in either direction!  I went back to the Virtual Multiblog documentation, and found the clue I needed:  The .htaccess file has to be set up differently when (some) blogs are in subdomains.  The links now work in both directions.

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]]> http://l5business.com/2009041221/dirt-in-the-fuel-line/feed/ I’ve finished setting up this beginning… http://l5business.com/2009041220/ive-finished-setting-up-this-beginning/ http://l5business.com/2009041220/ive-finished-setting-up-this-beginning/#comments Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:53:19 +0000 wfredk http://l5business.com/?p=8 As I indicated in my personal blog, this blog is one of two on the FKE Internet VPS account that use the same code base.  I’ve already found one difficulty - this configuration doesn’t support separate .htaccess files for each blog/domain - but for the moment, it doesn’t seem to be a major issue.  My biggest concern was that I wanted separate databases for each project, and to use different themes and options - and that all works pretty well “out of the box” - so I don’t have any major issues.

Now I’ve got to move on to the next immediate task - setting up a Drupal-based Web site…

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]]> http://l5business.com/2009041220/ive-finished-setting-up-this-beginning/feed/ Hello world! http://l5business.com/2009041115/hello-world/ http://l5business.com/2009041115/hello-world/#comments Sat, 11 Apr 2009 19:10:04 +0000 wfredk http://l5business.com/?p=1 L5Business.com has come to life as an experimental WordPress instance.  After much consideration, I settled on the iNove theme for the initial development.  As time and resources permit, I expect this site to end up with a custom theme that addresses the unique nature of the business niche it’s attempting to address:  a discussion point/resource center for companies and individuals interested in conducting business operations at the Earth-Moon L5 Lagrange point.

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