The concept of posts and pages the way they were with Wordpress are out the window. All posts are posts. All pages are posts.
I'm taking advantage of the fact I can make a folder, put a _posts folder under it, and Jekyll automatically categorizes those posts. This means there are three main types/categories of posts/pages:
Despite being a static site generator; pickmy.org has usually had some form of random text line on it's pages since it's inception. To this effect I have specified permalinks on everything using a new format so Jekyll outputs .php files.
Currently (as of 10-SEP-2022), I am providing a list of IP's from VyprVPN that are attcking SIP servers. This is *NOT* generated by Jekyll directly. It exists as chunks of files that are catted together with iptables output in the middle. This automatically updates every 4 hours via CRON and the githook reincludes this file every time the site is rebuilt.
Post categories are determined by sub-folders automatically; in fact no posts exist in the default _posts folder for that reason. It also copies the file to the right spot based on what you tell it.
```
user@host:~/blogsite$ ./compose.sh blog Post Title Here
```
It's the blog category followed by the title. You don't have to enclose the title, the script automatically assumes every word after the first is the title.
