Bailey

Sounds plausible ( Wow just realised, this is my 400^th post, that went quick! )

Thanks guys, Tommy is now acting as usual.

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Okay, is there gonna be a separate subsection of what's happening on GitHub similar to the wiki section?

Yeah that's fine but you can still upload files and use cPanel etc.

Ah yes, my mistake

Mail and FTP are still active however.

Tommy is up but seems that HTTP(s) is down: https://status.bailey.guru

I know, I was on about MyBB and it's says that it doesn't permit changes.

 

"Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed." https://mybb.com/about/license/

Editing any of the MyBB software is against the licence, including it in the repo is fine though.

Just to clarify, I mean upload the files to a repostiraty called "forum".

So is that a yes, we are attempting to update the forum? If we are, I think this should be placed on GitHub because of how it's such a big task. @Krydos would you be able to do this?

Thanks @Ashoat!

There're the same thing. They are all automated into one system. The actual forum source code contains the custom code. Upgrading would break everything.

@miwilc, I know, I've had many conversations about it with @Krydos and @wolstech. But the more custom code, the longer it takes to upgrade. ie. lots of code, lots of time needed.

 

To be perfectly honest, we could re-code all the custom code onto a new forum. But no one has the time, because it would take forever.

Thanks @wolstech, I appreciate it!

I'll have to agree with @wolstech, upgrading would take forever.

Any other way to contact him?

I know, I found GitHub Krydos before and wondered if it was you. Guess it isn't but is anyone that has access to the GitHub active?

@wolstech, can you escalate so @Ashoat/@Krydos will see please.

Guessing it will look somthing like this: https://bailey.guru/.well-known/heliohost.bailey

I'll create the GitHub project soon using the HelioNetwork organisation hopefully.

That is the default for that style but you can change the height using CSS

Hello everyone,

 

I have created a nice looking badge that you can configure and include on your website:

 

Image looks similar to, but not exactly like:

 

Please use .svg not .png or .jpg

 

Direct link:

https://img.shields.io/badge/Powered By-HelioHost-F39433.svg?style=for-the-badge&link=https://bailey.guru&link=https://heliohost.org

 

You can include this in HTML and define the height. I recommend only defining height OR width not both.

 

<a href="https://heliohost.org">
<img alt="Powered By HelioHost" style="height:100%" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Powered By-HelioHost-F39433.svg?style=for-the-badge&link=https://bailey.guru&link=https://heliohost.org" />
</a>

Append &colorB=[HEX Colour] (for example &colorB=BD5D38) to the end of the URL to change the background colour behind "Heliohost"

For example ...//heliohost.org&colorB=BD5D38

No worries, I wasn’t totally correct though, turns out the problem is with the way .de[/] TLDs do things. Meaning that it’s not our fault or yours.