Here's a great lil Chrome Browser extension I whipped up to make "quick-viewing" of your Organizr server that much easier.

Just install it, and enter in the URL to your Organizr installation in it's settings area, and you'll get your Organizr page loaded up in a small window when you click it's icon on your Chrome toolbar.

Question for the pros!....

I am new to using Caddy Web Server and when I try to start the Caddy server, it shows me this error message, does anyone know how to fix it?

listen tcp :80: bind: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions.

I installed Microsoft IIS web server from the program Features recently to play around with, but don't want it running at all times for now. Every time I reboot and login to Windows it automatically start the IIS server, is there a way to stop this from happening and only run it when I want?

I need more help with my new Mac! I used to use IIS on my Windows PC to run a photo gallery software package that I could use from anywhere, and registered a domain that I used GoDaddy to point to my home server. I had to setup an SQL server on it, PHP, and everything, so it has it's own database and I've spend many hours adding pictures to it, tagging them, and so on, so I would like to just move this all over to my new Mac as painlessly as possibly. My question is, does a Mac have a built-in web server software like Windows had IIS? And if so, how do I use it?

I have a cisco Digital media Manager server here at work that I've been working on for a while now. What it does is allow me to pump out content to individual boxes called digital media players. They will be hooked up to tv's through out the company and alow me to manage what get's played where and when. It's all a form of digital signage. Anyway the players will do RSS feeds. I want to evnetually be able to have a little rss feed of our company's stock and what it's doing. Also along with that I'd like to do the same with some of our competitors.