+ [2015-09-27T17:06:18Z] MadcapJake If I am using a custom Pygments lexer (I've shadows pygments-main with my custom fork), can I deploy to ghpages? Or does it build the static files with their installed pygments-main?
+ [2015-09-28T01:57:50Z] pontiki this looks interesting: http://billyoverton.com/2015/07/27/Jekyll-Gulp-and-Automated-Deployments.html
+ [2015-09-28T01:57:51Z] jekyllrb Title: Setting up Jekyll, Gulp, and Automated Git Deployments (at billyoverton.com)
+ [2015-09-28T21:03:53Z] musicmatze Hi I have a problem with jekyll rendering github gists as it would be markdown... I'm not sure whether it is my fault, the fault of jekyll-gist or whatever...
+ [2015-09-28T21:04:34Z] musicmatze Has someone had a similar problem?

message no. 114172

Posted by jekyllrb in #jekyll at 2015-09-28T01:57:51Z

Title: Setting up Jekyll, Gulp, and Automated Git Deployments (at billyoverton.com)
+ [2015-09-29T01:53:26Z] open_def1ance ugh. is ruby >1.8 in yum in some way I'm missing?
+ [2015-09-29T02:53:40Z] open_def1ance anyway. although I can serve the default Jekyll page to localhost, it isn't seen by the very same machine if I look for its ip address instead. Let alone other machines.
+ [2015-09-29T02:54:02Z] open_def1ance iptables (the centos firewall) is off, so there's a possibility that something in Jekyll may be misconfigured.
+ [2015-09-29T08:15:31Z] gynter open_def1ance: you need to make the jekyll listen to 0.0.0.0 instead of 127.0.0.1
+ [2015-09-29T08:15:50Z] gynter also allow connections from firewall