+[2017-01-27T23:51:39Z]allejomaintenance or did someone forget to pay the hosting bills? :p +[2017-01-27T23:51:52Z]_BS_@allejo Thanks very much for letting me know - was going a little squirrely trying to figure out what was wrong from my side. It -is- just an http/s site, right? i.e. Port 80/443, not some sort of weird jabber protocol something or other? +[2017-01-27T23:53:42Z]allejoyea, it's a forum +[2017-01-27T23:55:19Z]jaybeofficial word: "...it's caused by a dispute between his company and his server provider. He said it should be back up today...." +[2017-01-27T23:55:30Z]jaybeunfortunately, that word came yesterday
message no. 162087
Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2017-01-27T23:50:30Z
it will be back up shortly
+[2017-01-27T23:57:28Z]allejo:( +[2017-01-28T11:58:34Z]ughNoobHey, I'm new to Jekyll, just wanted to check if I am missing something simple. Started to create a new site and I am sure I should have _layouts folder and maybe some more:- http://pastebin.com/V5Te0XbD +[2017-01-28T11:58:35Z]jekyllrbTitle: [Bash] ughNoob@xps:~/sites$ jekyll new blog Running bundle install in /home/ughNoob/si - Pastebin.com (at pastebin.com) +[2017-01-28T11:58:55Z]ughNoobDid I mess something up? +[2017-01-28T13:06:32Z]AceLewisI have Jekyll installed locally (Windows) and have my site running locally fine but when I push it to Github Pages the layout is not working. Do you know how I can see the logs from the build on GitHub pages? it does not fail it says it builds correctly but it does not