Larry

I think the instructions here could use some updating I dont think doing this here will work: 5. Point your browser to run the configuration script: (www,yoursite.com/squirrelmail-1.4/config/conf.pl)

i thought conf.pl needed to be run from the command line (ie shell access via ssh)

happy birthday headguru

I've had it on my site for a while now.. It works great. My job blocks anything related to webmail.. they even block SquirrelMail's website (like I can pull email off that site?) I can still get to my email, thier proxy doesnt block it... yet. (if they do ill just change the path )

have you tried using the gallery program to upload the photo's? instead of ftp..?

the first one could of fooled me.. along with the cell phone one.. but the courtroom blewit ;p

i think it went over his head like a 747

I know it's hard to see. but here is another pic of my desk.. with the totalchoice page opened up in LINKS (lynx like unix browser)

That would be nice... I've been wanting to try it out.. but too lazy to install it ;p

Actually, the only reason I got the mac was to learn how mac os works.. I do level 2 support for a major isp, and I needed to learn how to use it.. and hand's on is the best experience.. other than that.. it sits in my basement turned off.. doing nothing.. I will never be a 'switcher'

and here is my amd athlon xp 1700+ box I built.. my dad really could use that dvd burner.. to replace his '2X' cd burner

Here is my G4 (g4 450, 512 meg ram, 20 gig hd) I use it for OS X only..

I use Gallery you can get info on it from: http://gallery.sourceforge.net/ I managed to install it.. so it's not too hard to install either.. I run it on my site at http://www.badexit.com/gallery/

Here is my desktop area. It's a Dell Dimension 4400 Series desktop 1.6 Ghz Intel P4 768M of ram 100G of Hard drive Space 30 Gig 1394 drive on the left side of the desk I usually build my own PC's but my job gave me this one for free.. and I love how quiet it is so I gave my father my XP 1700 and kept this one. on the floor to the left of the desk is my Compaq Armada Laptop (p3 500/128 meg of ram) I dont use it much cept for when I go war driving. It's about the size of a regular 1 subject notebook. You can see a bigger shot Here!

I've noticed this very same thing. if I type in http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/ I don't have to log in again. but if I click on the forums link from the main website, I have to login again.. but if i click a forum out of the list, it shows me as logged in again wierd.

the welcome.to/beatles part is not really a domain name... you would need to register a real domain name to have something like that work correctly. and then have welcome.to/beatles foward to your domain name..

last time i used earthlink back in july, i had to use earthlinks outgoing mail servers.. they blocked other servers..

this may be what your looking for

just a fyi, check out www.gotapex.com they always post links to dell's site with super good deals on monitors, they got a link for a 20 inch dell lcd for 743 right now, and a 18 incher for 383 or so.. now only if i could actually get the money to afford one of them

looks nice.. definitly has a clean look to it..

rename the Index.html to index.html The webserver's are ran on a UNIX platform, thus it's case sensitive...

It looks like Horde has had mixed support for seeing the HTML portion of an email within the body: here looks like the biggest reason it doesn't do it by default is for security reasons.. horde doesn't want to turn out like outlook express did

I must say mail2web works pretty darn good.. My job blocks just about everything though. anything but port 80, and anything related to webmail. (yahoo,hotmail,myrealbox.. you name it) (and to think im supposed to be supporting the internet for them) least my domain isnt blocked... yet.

I set one of them 'Catch-A-Call' boxes up for my Aunt. It works fairly well.. The one thing I noticed, which is listed in the instruction book is that if you pick up a call, you will usually get disconnected from the internet. It's worth it if you only have 1 phone line, and need to be able to recieve calls no matter what.

one thing to note, it took ssh access for me to set it up.. as it uses a perl script to configure the settings which needs to be ran from the command prompt. its easy to setup if you go to the squirrelmail website, they got a faq section with quick and dirty install instructions took a total of 5 minutes for me to install it..