Tonight the server got upgraded to the latest stable version of Apache/MySQl/PHP.

Again, during the weekend, our server got moved. Now we even changed data provider. All this of course resulted in the dreaded and unwanted downtime. We apologize for the inconvenience.

It's been a while since there has been an update on this site, I know. I've been using my blog for doing postings. So I've changed the site to a new theme, based on the Minimalistic theme.

Due to a little typo in the source code bcPhpHighlight was unable to initialize correctly in the latest Postnuke versions. Therefor I provided a new download, namely version 0.1.2. You can of course find that one in the download section (after registration).

Sometimes we tend to forget the needed issues at hand. Ever since the bugs.bravecobra.com bugtracker started, it seemed it was impossible for already registered users to login to the site. This was due to the fact that I had used a hack to get Mantis to run under Postnuke. Now that the tracker had received its own place, that hack was no longer needed. So I had to adjust the passwords as well, which up until now didn't happen yet.
So, should you still have problems logging into bugs.bravecobra.com with an previously created account, please contact me in order to have the problem corrected.

Seems the move to the new location went pretty smooth. We experienced a downtime of no more than three hours. Now hopefully the DNS servers get updated during the next 24 hours and everything should be back to normal.

Tonight the server will be physically moved to Amsterdam. This will result in a short downtime of the website. Our apologies! We'll try online again as soon as possible.

BraveCobra.com wishes everybody a happy newyear!
(And remember that drinking and driving doesn't mix)

Since postnuke_frame cannot support Postnuke's Xanthia, the little hack I created to have Mantis (our bugtracker) inside Postnuke, I had to find another solution. What better than to give the bugtracker its very own subdomain: http://bugs.bravecobra.com. I might be persuaded to create a frame solution for Xanthia in due time :)
The blog I created (see one of the previous messages) and apparently one I don't seem to use very actively, also got it's own subdomain: http://blog.bravecobra.com.

We have added a new theme to bravecobra.com.
This one is Xanthia 2.0 based and should be completely XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant. The theme is currently not available for download. However we do hope you like it.