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  1. A spammer has been regularly sending trash to an account on my server - server5. They're using "info@mcgladrey-family.us" as the address. There's no account named "info" set up, so it gets forwarded to my default account. How can I set up "info@mcgladrey-family.us" to automatically forward all email to either: 1. /dev/null OR 2. The appropriate abuse address (like Spamcop) and THEN to /dev/null? Thanks in advance.
  2. I would like to allow anonymous users to download a .gz (gzip) file from my site. However, this is not working as expected. Here are the steps I have taken to attempt to set this up: 1. Using cPanel, upload file to /download 2. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache. 3. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/ Result: got index page 4. Click on setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache 5. Using cPanel, create new file in /download. File contents are: AddType application/octet-stream .gz 6. Using cPanel, save file as .htaccess 7. Using cPanel, chmod 604 .htaccess 8. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache. 9. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/ Result: got index page 10. Click on setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache 11. Using cPanel, view error log [2003-05-17 11:48:16]: error: file has no execute permission: (/home/kmcgladr/public_html/download/setflash.pl.gz) 12. Using cPanel, chmod 777 /download/setflash.pl.gz 13. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache 14. Using cPanel, view error log [2003-05-17 11:52:25]: error: file is writable by others: (/home/kmcgladr/public_html/download/setflash.pl.gz) 15. Using cPanel, chmod 755 /download/setflash.pl.gz 15. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache 16. Using cPanel, chmod 555 /download/setflash.pl.gz 17. Visit http://www.mcgladrey-family.us/download/setflash.pl.gz Result: got error 500 from Apache As an additional problem, the error log is no longer displaying new errors regarding that file since 11:52:25. Problem is consistent across Mozilla and Konqueror. Non-gzip files are downloadable from the /download folder. However, the file in question is a Perl script, and Apache (by default) attempts to execute the file.
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