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I have to make a decision for our (eXma german) community webpage. We will relauching it with a new system.
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My question is there really an advantage by placing each webpage in it\'s own directory compared to putting them in a directory?
I wanna read out a server status webpage every x seconds. Site is: http://www.ffxiv-status.com/ how to do it easily and fast?
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