John's Blog
I'm John O'Fallon, founder of Maxum and lead developer of Rumpus. Since 1997, I've also been the person responsible for helping people when they have problems or otherwise have questions about Rumpus. Welcome to my blog, where you'll find articles that go into a little extra detail about how a Rumpus server works, describe cool new Rumpus features, and discuss general issues related to running an Internet file server. Anything Rumpus is fair game... |
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- Rumpus 7.2 Beta 3
- Consider Rumpus 7.2 Beta 3 a "Final Candidate"... - May 2, 2012
- Rumpus 7.2 Beta 2
- A Beta release of Rumpus 7.2 is now available, with vastly improved Open Directory support and HTML5 drag & drop file upload. - April 2, 2012
- Debugging Rumplet Problems
- Rumplet is proving to be very popular, but getting it set up perfectly can sometimes be tricky. - March 20, 2012
- Blocked Clients & Server Security
- Protecting your server from spambots, dealing with problem proxies and routers, and the #1 security mistake made by admins. - Feb 14, 2012
- The "Extra" Function
- Improve your workflow with this often-overlooked feature of Rumpus. - Feb 9, 2012
- Drop Shipping
- Send big files as a link in an e-mail to anyone, anywhere. - Jan 16, 2012
- User Access
- Controlling who has access to what content starts with setting up a logical folder hierarchy... - Jan 12, 2012
- File Modification Dates
- When a file is transferred, why is the file's "last modified" date changed? - Jan 12, 2012
- Multi-File Selection
- Making it as quick and easy as possible for clients to select many files at one for upload... - October 5, 2011
