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@rdeutz Maybe JTT? about 1 hour ago via Twitter for iPhone in reply to rdeutz
@herdboy It was the exact plugin I was looking for :) about 1 hour ago via Twitter for iPhone in reply to herdboy
joomladaygreece 970 προεγγραφές για το φετινό JoomlaDay Greece 2012!! /cc @akeebabackup @joomlapolis @introsgr @gkanel @redwebdk (970 signups for #jd12gr) about 7 hours ago via Twitter for Mac Retweeted by akeebabackup and 5 others
Akeeba Subscriptions 2.2.1 just released <-- akeebabackup.com/home/news/56-r… about 11 hours ago via web
@JAVI_GOMEZ I've put it on sale: zazzle.co.uk/jexec_or_die_t… :) about 12 hours ago via web in reply to JAVI_GOMEZ
@modernmagic I do the same with my own sites too :D 12:53 AM May 27th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to modernmagic
Admin Tools 2.2.6 just released <-- akeebabackup.com/home/news/56-r… 3:18 AM May 26th via web
@jooag I've seen cases like that with my ADSL connection too. Funny thing: switching to 3G usually helps! Different routing paths FTW :) 12:15 PM May 25th via web in reply to jooag
corywebb Backup! Backup! Backup! A story of how a 2-year-old backup saves a site from the abyss corywebbmedia.com/blog/item/74-b… #joomla #akeeba @akeebabackup 12:11 PM May 25th via Twitter for Mac Retweeted by akeebabackup and 4 others
Torettox84 Looking at Akeeba's support requests, I start to suspect choosing the right host saves you from a ridiculous amounts of trouble. 1:25 PM May 23rd via MetroTwit Retweeted by akeebabackup and 3 others
@jooag Even if you do, I can't fix global Internet routing issues, so what's the point? 10:06 AM May 25th via web in reply to jooag
@jooag As far as I can see in our reports the average load time for Berlin is 2.5 seconds. Sounds like routing issues. twitter.com/akeebabackup/s… 9:40 AM May 25th via web in reply to jooag
@actionwave_ab 3.5.x is now using Joomla!'s ACL. If you're a subscriber, send me a ticket so that I can explain further. 9:37 AM May 25th via web in reply to actionwave_ab
@jooag It depends on where on the world you are. US is about 2.5 seconds, Europe is about 3.5 seconds, Asia is consistently over 5 seconds. 9:36 AM May 25th via web in reply to jooag
@actionwave_ab Try logging in a Super Administrator. Then go to Akeeba Backup, Component Parameters and fix the ACL options. 8:46 AM May 25th via web in reply to actionwave_ab
@gnomeontherun Sure! Write down a to-do list, ponder on the futility of thinking you can get everything done, start working :) 8:33 AM May 25th via web in reply to gnomeontherun
Akeeba Backup 3.5.1 just released <-- akeebabackup.com/home/news/56-r… 3:19 AM May 25th via web
@Torettox84 It's only for advanced geeks :( 2:54 AM May 25th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to Torettox84
philiplocke you beauty... akeebasubs & docman working great together... cheers @akeebabackup 7:00 AM May 24th via TweetDeck Retweeted by akeebabackup
@propellerfairy No. By conservative estimates it would set us back about 100k to develop and support. We simply can't afford the risk. 2:20 AM May 25th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to propellerfairy