I wrote a custom page in PHP to count the number of blog entries I have made, on a Flatpress self-hosted blog.

I've updated the script to work on my 2023 HTMLy blog, but the original script was for Flatpress.

We went tonight for revival meeting. Richie Coomer, a former middle school teacher of mine, was the preacher. Followed that upon getting home with three episodes of Money Heist.

To create an Electron app version of my blog:

(a) open a command prompt and navigate to C:Userskyrat (b) ensure TNAS unit it powered on and working properly (c) open a web browser and navigate to: http://192.168.254.22:8800/cms/ (d) ensure you can see your blog when the browser navigation resolves (e) open an elevated command prompt and navigate to C:Userskyrat (f) enter the following: nativefier http://192.168.254.22:8800/cms/ (g) The nativefier will infer, copy, and package, producing a new directory with subdirectories/files (h) The new directory is The blog of @kyrathasoft-win32-x64

It might be nice to occasionally (monthly?) make an Electron app version of the Flatpress blog that runs atop Apache. I could leave copies of the Electron version for Susan and Allan in the event of my death. Reason? None of them would know how to troubleshoot any Flatpress/hosting/apache issues without my help.

I have certain files and directories which accumulate more data over time. I had been storing these within the blog itself in a /cumulative directory, but that was making backups of the blog itself quite large. So I've repositoried them on my GDrive, pCloud, and box.com, as well as on my OneDrive. Just look for a folder on those cloud repos entitled cumulatives.

This shrank my fp-content.zip backup from ~52 Mb to a bit over 2 Mb.