TCH-Don

Welcome to the forum If you are installing phpbb yourself Be sure that in MySql you 1 - created the database 2 - created a user 3 -added the user to the database (go back to MySql and find the Add user select the user and database, and then Add user to database) Then to connect to the database in a script use: host: localhost database: yourCpanelName_databaseName user: yourCpanelName_databaseUser password: mypassword * Note password is just as the password, do not add the CpanelName to it.

As mentioned only the command line curl is off curl itself is still on and working.

I would open a help desk ticket to the techs and give them the error message.

Congrats, glad you have it working

I just used domain.ext

Welcome to the forum Rich Yes you need cookies, for the domain use yours. Its just to give the cookie a name.

Wahoo Glad it worked, David does it again

I would go to the web site for the print server and see if you can find the documentation there.

Welcome to the forums, r32chaos

Welcome to the forums, DeyaEddin The most common problems installing scripts are not setting the folder and file permissions as per their instructions and not setting the database up correctly as in creating the database and user but not adding the user to the database in MySql in cpanel and not adding the cpanel name to the database name and user name so the right way to use a databse is Be sure that in MySql you 1 - created the database 2 - created a user 3 -added the user to the database (go back to MySql and find the Add user select the user and database, and then Add user to database) Then to connect to the database in a script use: host: localhost database: yourCpanelName_databaseName user: yourCpanelName_databaseUser password: mypassword * Note password is just as the password, do not add the CpanelName to it. --------------------------- As mentioned there will always be some one here to try to help.

The help desk can't help with front page. I see your pages, but you must name the home page index.html or index.htm or index.php That is from my welcome e-mail other wise you will see the list of files as you have. Rename your main page to index.html and you should be all set. If you need help with front page on the help site there are tutorials for front page.

win98 with an old bios will not see it all it needs their drive overlay I had a 90 meg PII and needed it.

Well congtats to the proud parents and family

Jack goto http://your-tch-domain/cpanel and look for file manager if you do not see a folder called public_html when file manager opens then open a help desk ticket. You cannot create the public_html folder, it is special just like the www folder. The web mail is a matter of prefference, I like both.

When you sign up you can go to your cpanel > addon scripts and install one or both forum scripts. When you pay for the hosting, The techs will set up your account and send you a welcome e-mail that will show how to see and access your account without a domain name until your domain name is pointing to your account. However some things will not work properly with out a domain name. I believe forums may not work exactly right with out a domain name. Yes, and later if you change your domain name just open a help desk ticket to ask that the techs change your account domain name. That is a long topic, you need to get noticed by search engines primarily by being linked to by other sites already in the search engines. When you exceed 80% of your bandwidth you will get an e-mail sent to the contact address in your cpanel. You then need to address it by upgrading or buying more bandwidth for the rest of the month. If you exceed 100% your site will stop working until the next month unless you add more bandwidth. But you are given a very generous amount of bandwidth and it is rare that a new site will have that problem. Hope this helps.

Too bad he lost the CD .

I see the dos program http://support.wdc.com/download/index.asp?...n&pid=3&swid=23 I think if you put it on a floppy and then boot to the start up floppy it might work.

Partition magic can at least resize to let you use all the space It can boot from CD Or can you download from western digital a boot floppy version of the overlay disk.

Thats what I call a handy man

If you have the database backup you have your old posts. And could alwyas go back. However I don't know anyone that lost any posts for me it was quick and easy and all the post were still there just fine.

Welcome to the forums clickit55 there was a post on this same topic Adobe Photodeluxe 2.0, Any Comparable Program? recently that may help.

You can also goto your cpanel > backup and download a back up of your database, may be called agbook1.gz just click on it and save it as a backup. I actually removed all my guestbook files in my guestbook folder after downloading them to my computer and started fresh with Lazarus.

I copied the guestbook config.inc.php file to my computer for a back up and to use to copy the database setings and url to the new config file. There are instructions in the doc folder of Lazarus Guestbook files.

I ran into the same thing On my local server the root folder is used by the server so I use folders for each site and can't get include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/filename.php"; to work locally. So I just use relative or put the include files in a sub folder and include ("folder/filename.php"); You could create two text files for local and remote called path.php and include it and have it set the include path for where ever you are.

Welcome to the forums Marybeth I converted to Lazarus Guestbook and there is an option in general settings to moderate posts.