Shrift, assuming you're running Apache, it's really easy to set it up to reroute the links to archive.shriftweb org.
In the shriftweb config --
t virtualhost *
servername archive.shriftweb.org
redirectmatch permanent .* [link]
/ virtualhost
There's also a way to do this using IIS. The only key is being able to munge the server config file -- my techie friend says if you're running Apache he can talk you through it, or if it's IIS he can look it up.
Shrift, assuming you're running Apache, it's really easy to set it up to reroute the links to archive.shriftweb org.
Assuming I've ever done it before. (Edit: That's a slam on my skills, by the way. It's a good idea.)
Thanks for the suggestion, though -- I'll look into it. I might have the access to do that.
I edited the above to say I can get you talked through it by my friend who has mighty web mojo. IM me: misha tepper if you want his contact info.
Hmm. I think I may have found a viable redirect solution using .htaccess -- thanks for poking my uncaffeinated brain, Michele.
If I don't participate, people are going to be mad at me.
If I do participate, people are going to be really mad at me.
Don'tcha just love fandom? It's so...insane.
BTW - In case anyone was wondering, my fire sale is proof that I'm not a fan. Apparently, I was wrong when I thought it was proof of my current financial hardship. Who knew?
Uh, yeah. Because packratitude is the true mark of fandom. Whatev.
BTW - In case anyone was wondering, my fire sale is proof that I'm not a fan. Apparently, I was wrong when I thought it was proof of my current financial hardship. Who knew?
Huh.
Yeah. Okay. That goes in the crazy pile.
I vote with PMM.
The best time to sell your assets is when you need the money.
God knows I wouldn't have sold my complete set of Topps bubble gum cards from the first Star Wars movie if I hadn't needed rent money.