OK, I have created a website using iWeb’08 on Mac OS X 10.5.4 and tried to publish it, i have a mobile me account with free trial (60 days) account. I have created 1 personal domain as www.mydomain.com with mobileme. My personal domain is also registered with GoDaddy account. Now i know the next step was to park my domain (as per Godaddy) ,then next was the CNAME settings in godaddy with Alias: www.mydomain.com and points to hosts: web.me.com and TTL: 1 hour. These were the exact settings i have entered (no typo mistake)..
I then go on to publish the website with iweb as the option Publish All to MobileMe. It successfully publishes on to web.me.com/(myusername) but it doesn’t publish on to my desired domain name, even after 48 hours from the time I clicked publish!! the www.mydomain.com website just shows the courtesy website of Godaddy which is same as before 48 hours ago.
Please help me resolve this problem, Thank You
I know this is naturally done for firmware 2.0, but I don’t want to upgrade just yet. I got mail to work by setting it up via IMAP, but what about wireless synching of calendars, contacts etc.?
Softpress has released an update to their web design applications Freeway and Freeway Pro that introduces direct iPhone support to websites created using the applications.
Version 5.2 can automatically serve different different versions of the same movie files for viewing with an iPhone over EDGE, an iPhone over 3G/Wi-Fi, and a “regular” version for non-iPhone browsers.
Developers can also specify and include an icon to illustrate a website on a user’s iPhone Home Screen. For iPhone-focused development, the website design software now also includes support for iPhone Application Links - mail links, phone links, map links, YouTube links.
This update is free to all registered owners of Freeway 5.
You can read the Softpress press release HERE.
Apple has released the awaited iPhone 2.0.1 firmware.
So, what does it contain? ”Bug fixes”.
I’ve made fun of Apple’s lack of details on updates in the past, but I think this one really takes the cake. They literally only state: ”Bug fixes.”
Well, I went ahead and downloaded/installed it anyway, and while it is a surprisingly large download at 249MB, everything is working as expected on my iPhone 3G.
The update is available via iTunes.
Apple has released Security Update 2008-005 which addresses the DNS cache vulnerability in BIND that has gotten much press lately, as well as updates to the following:
- Open Scripting Architecture
- CarbonCore
- CoreGraphics
- Data Detectors Engine
- Disk Utility
- OpenLDAP
- OpenSSL
- PHP
- QuickLook
- rsync