This page describes technical details about this site.

Use has been made made of free Open Source software including Linux (Debian), Apache, PHP, MySQL, Webmin, WinSCP. PuTTY and Notepad++. Thanks are offered to the many individuals who have contributed to these software packages. Following this Open Source tradition all scripts written for this website will be made available on request.

The website has been created by Dr J G T Jones(Graham)who is responsible for all technical issues and has freely given his time to this project. He also finances the Virtual Private Server used to host this and other websites for Community Groups such as the Henley-on-Thames Archaeological and Historical Group which makes a modest contribution towards hosting costs. The VPS is provided by Memset which charges normal commercial rates.

All websites are free of advertising which contributes greatly to the viewing experience

In designing this website attempts were made to follow the HTML5 and CSS3 standards as set out in draft at the time. Consequently it may be that the website does not adhere to more recent versions of these standards. We complain about the speed of change in this modern world, but the quotation "the only constant in life is change" can be attributed to Heraclitus of Ephesus(c.535 BC - 475 BC.

Use has been made of many features included in HTML5 and CSS3, also associated features such as javascript and Scalable Vector Graphics. No attempt as been made to retain backward compatibility with early browser versions as to do so would have have been impossible and attempting to do so would have delayed the project. Some browsers will fail to render some pages as intended, but it is hoped that the information will still be understandable.

Please email any comments or queries about technical issues.

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For legal information please see the Legal Notice and Copyright pages.

Personal Data

This website does not require any personal information to be provided and does not use cookies to store any such information. Browsers may suggest that the site is unsafe to use. If you see any such suggestion and have any concern you can choose to encrypt the data that passes between the server and your own device by prepending https:// to www.henleycensus.info. Each browser has a facility to provide site information that will confirm that the site is safe to use in this way.