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Thanks Lee. I think Karelia no longer supports Sandvox. Their web site does not mention any OS later than Mavericks. Their FB page doesn’t have any posts past 2016.

I can open Karelia’s Sandvox (a website development program) on my M1 Mac but I cannot open any of the previously created web sites. When I try to create a new site on the iMac, many of their templates do not work (some do). I think this is a program that has outlived it’s time.

I maintain three web sites - a personal one, one for my high school class, and one for Kentucky Homefront, which is no longer broadcasting and I don’t need to update it any more.

When I think about learning a new web development software app my brain freezes. I’ve looked at Everweb but I just don’t think I have the energy for it anymore.

I will continue to update the web pages I currently have on my 8 year old MacBook Air but when that dies, so will those web sites.

Unless there is a way to run a non M1 OS on my M1 iMac.

Thanks again Lee.

Ps - I found an email address for Karelia support but have not heard back from them and I don’t really expect to.



> On Oct 12, 2022, at 8:07 PM, Lee Larson via <leelarson=[email protected]> wrote:
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> On Oct 12, 2022, at 3:10 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote:
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>> I use a Karelia product called Sandvox - it’s a web design tool. I am trying to access their forum on their web site but I get this message:
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>> Is there anything I can do about it.
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> My guess…
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> It likely means their server is borked. It seems they are using MySQL—a relational database—to keep track of forum messages and either it crashed, or the internal connection is misconfigured.
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> This seems like something they should notice and fix pretty quickly. You can’t do anything about it except complain.
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> L^2
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