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Nero is so much better than easy cd creator and better supported.

Done, thanks thomas (of course I made a backup of my changes first )

you are welcome what the lines mean <?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/menu.php"; ?> the first switches to php <?php the next includes a file referencing the root folder (your public_html folder) and looks for the file menu.php you can also put the includes in a folder include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/includes/menu.php"; so this will work no matter what folder the page doing the include is in the last line ?> switches out of php next you might try seperating your page into a common header and footer to make a consistant page that is easy to update a template might look like this ><?php // add header include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/header.php"; // begin main content ?> <p>Content</p> <?php // end main content // add footer file include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/footer.php"; ?>

Welcome to the forums, CoFFeeMoNsTeR

Welcome to the Forums more and more IPS's are blocking port 25.

Thanks Thomas

Welcome to the forums, AussieFeral.com yep those scripts only slow me down for an extra two seconds

Welcome to the family just open a help desk ticket (link at top of page) to Technical Support give them the login info for both accounts.

According to the mailman help site there is a membership management screen thats where I would look. They have a Discussion Lists for list owners.

Welcome to the forums Xantith before you just replace the .htaccess file on your site you may want to see what else is in it by editing it in cpanels filemanager. For me I would rather use php includes instead of ssi I add AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .htm .html .shtml to the first line in the .htaccess file then in my html pages I can use something like <?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/menu.php"; ?>

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As I said in your other post the dada e-mail list is a simple text file with one e-mail address per line. its in the /home/user/dada_files/ folder and named your-list-name.list you can easily create a text file with the same name and add all the names and re-upload it to your site. I am not familiar with mailman but there must be a way for you to see the names and just copy and paste them into the new file.

after you create a list look at /home/your-tch-user/dada_files/name-of-your-list.list this is a text file and you could edit it to add from annother list. Thats all I can suggest as I have never looked at mailman. But you should be alright now as soon as you create your new list.

Wahoo I ignore that, because as soon as I create a list I edit the config.pm to set the password =cut $PROGRAM_ROOT_PASSWORD = 'put-your-password-here'; =podd to =cut $PROGRAM_ROOT_PASSWORD = ''; =podd so it can't be used to create a new list until I put the password back.

Ok you are close, you need to edit the config.pm change the permissions of mail.cgi and create the dada_files folder above your public_html folder look at the PM I sent you for more help on editing the config.pm file

If not, check your PM (personal messages). If so then follow the install instructions linked above for creating the home/your-tch-user/dada_files folder and change home/your-tch-user/public_html/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi permissions to 755 then run the http://your-tch-domain/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi

Ok I meant after you uncompressed the origional dada-2_9_1.tar.gz on your computer and edit the config.pm as per their instructions in the link above then you zip up the dada folder yourself and up load your zipped up file. or you can use an ftp program as in the instructions.

Ok try zipping the dada folder back up after you edit it upload the dada.zip to the cgi-bin select the name dada.zip (not the folder icon) then on the right select extract. hang in there we will get this working.

No, you have to find the link to file manager in cpanel then you can use file manager to navagate create folders upload files.

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You are welcome if you have anymore questions, please ask.

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if you do not want to use an ftp program in cpanel goto file manager first select create folder while you are in the root folder (above public_html) on the right type in dada_files then click on the folder icon for public_html continue going down into the cgi-bin select upload file browse to your unzipped dadamail folder called dada (where you edited config.pm as per the install instructions) select the folder and upload in file manager find mail.cgi and click on the name and select change permissions click in the check boxes to change to 755 and follow the rest of the instructions.