Server update.
ActivePerl-5.10.1.1006-MSWin32-x86-291086.msi
————-> ActivePerl-5.10.1.1007-MSWin32-x86-291969.msi
mysql-5.1.42-win32.msi
————> mysql-5.1.43-win32.msi
phpMyAdmin-3.2.4-english.zip
————> phpMyAdmin-3.2.5-english.zip
ImageMagick-6.5.8-10-Q16-windows-dll.exe
————> ImageMagick-6.5.9-4-Q16-windows-dll.exe
This time, I have no trouble. So happy.
On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
In spite of setting “HostnameLookups off”, my httpd records hostnames in “access.log”. I always wonder about it.
On Feb. 8, I had the following log.
localhost – – [07/Feb/2010:13:32:31 +0900] “GET ～ HTTP/1.1” 200 50288
“～” “Opera/9.80 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) Presto/2.2.15 Version/10.10”
I didn’t remember my access as a localhost during this time zone. I think it’s maybe the misidentification of an IP address.
But because of described above, I couldn’t know its IP address. So, this time, I buckle down to examine its reason.
At last, I found out it. Though it might be a well-known fact, Apache makes “HostnameLookups on” of a sentence like “Deny from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx #XX xxxx.com”. Until now, I assumed mistakenly that the “#” and following words were recognized as a comment.
I’ve improved my site so that he/she can get an message page when the file doesn’t exist.
When a client gets this message, he/she will redirect to my top page.
On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)
My mother tongue is Japanese and English is my second language. I think the difference between these two languages are huge. Learning German at my university days, I found out similarity of them, their words order, pronunciation, spelling and so on. When I was young, I was impressed by an European or an American speaking two or three languages. But looking back, it shouldn’t have been so admirable. That they do so is the same level as that I speak standard Japanese and my dialect.
By the way, English is my second language. It is difficult for me still now. when I translate some, I am always confused. For example, there are two words which don’t have much different meaning, but one is positive and the other is negative, and I have no measure which is which. What can I do?
On the other hand, “the” makes me sick. Do I need “the” here or there? Why does he/she use “the” with this word? I feel difficulty. If someone whose mother tongue is English reads my translation, he/she will notice some parts whose meanings are not clear. At that time, please let me know it without hesitation.
Today, I update from MT4 to MT5.
Edit:
After updating, I have a trouble about “Tag Cloud”. I posted about my problem to the MT forum. A contributor replied to me to create a new blog better than to update old one. When he suggested me so, I had already fixed it. I replaced some templates including the words “tag” and “search”. This may bully me the next time again. If it happens, I’ll make a new blog instead of using old one.
On 2012.Jul.31, I at last reaches the ending point.
AS 落照の獄 was originally divided into eight chapters and had 80 pages volume on the magazine, I tried to translate each two pages at a time. And now, I reconstruct its format.
If you want to read 落照の獄 by my translation, please go here. 落照の獄(Rakushō no Goku)