[Thousand-oaks-pm] Two weeks until the next Thousand Oaks PM meeting

Thu Jun 30 14:56:02 PDT 2005

Paul,

I was trying to set it up as another sub-domain under my account at
1and1.com.  I can have (and do have) other sites which have their DNS
entries elsewhere, but server space on 1and1.  The problem came when I went
into the setup to configure it.  It wouldn't let me associate a third-level
domain.

Just pointing the PM.org name entry to my IP address (without config
entries) probably would be a bad idea.  There could potentially be hundreds
of other websites sharing the same IP address.

Daniel Sherer
Manager, ITG Data Warehouse
Health Net
(818) 676-7592

                      Paul Jacobs                                                                                              
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The name doesn't matter. We don't even need a domain name - I think we
should continue to use thousand-oaks.pm.org as the primary name we give
out. The forwarding burden is on pm.org, whether your server is set up for
it or not. You'd just forward to an IP. I've seen tricks with framesets
that make it appear to be at the original address, and I have code
avaialable to copy, but it doesn't change the url as you click through the
site. That would take more programming.

On the other hand, you can point such a frameset to a subdirectory of an
existing web server rather than it's root. That can be easier to deal with.

I'm not sure I understand kind of server setup would not allow
something.otherthing.com to be pointed to it but would allow otherthing.com
to be pointed to it. It's not particularly important, but I'm curious.

- p

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Subject:           Re: [Thousand-oaks-pm] Two weeks until the next Thousand
Oaks PM meeting
Andrew,

No, I don't really have a solution.  What I was hoping for was to be able
to point the domain over to some excess space on my server by having PM.ORG
change their DNS entry.  But my server won't allow pointing a third-level
domain in that manner.

So, I could setup a second level domain, like SOMETHING.org and probably
get PM to point to that, but I wanted to kick that around a bit before
taking any action.

It's not a money issue, the domains are dirt-cheap.  But what name should I
register?

Or, should we find some other way to do it?

Daniel Sherer
Manager, ITG Data Warehouse
Health Net
(818) 676-7592

                      Andrew Woods

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Daniel.Sherer at healthnet.com
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[Thousand-oaks-pm] Two weeks until the next Thousand Oaks PM
                      06/30/2005 02:11          meeting

                      PM

Daniel,

Is there a server available to develop the TO.pm website on.
I've done a little work in my extra time.

http://home.earthlink.net/~atwoods1/topm/

Click on the Camel to see a sample inner page.
I'll be working on the navigation this week.
I'd appreciate your thoughts.
My goal is to present it to the group at our next meeting.

Thanks,

Andrew

Daniel.Sherer at healthnet.com wrote:
> One of the action items from our last meeting was a request for more
> reminders of meetings and to get those reminders farther in advance.
>
> Paul has advised us that he won't be able to attend.  So, is there
someone
> else from Valueclick who can let us in?  Or, should we plan to have this
> meeting elsewhere?
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