IPv6 on a Cisco 877w doesn’t work… well it does… providing you don’t want to use the wireless bit.
rtr1(config)#int dot11radio0
rtr1(config-if)#ipv6 ?
% Unrecognized command
rtr1(config-if)#
Despite what you might read on the interwebs, you can’t actually apply an IPv6 address to either the dot11radio interface or sub interfaces.
Taking a few weeks off from work which is the longest break for quite sometime for this workaholic 🙂
So on my first day off we did some walking around our local suburbs and spent some time having fun at one of the local parks. Photos here.
Found an auto setting (Aperture Priority) on my camera that worked well enough for Caterina to use it easily and take some decent photos, looks like when/if I upgrade to something newer there will be a use for my old one.
A short clip with a random selection of my pics of Luca & Leah from August 2008, they grow up fast.
Spent most of the day looking after Luca, we kept ourselves busy doing all sorts of things 🙂
If you ever see this in your Apache logs:
Permission denied: /path/to/web/data/html/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
Think permissions, permissions, permissions. If you have chmod’ed your .htaccess 644 or even 777 and it’s still not working, start traversing up your directory tree and make sure apache can access everything at each level.
Permissions required will depend on the exact server and software setup, but generally something like 755 (drwxr-xr-x) is probably a good start.