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Pat, your problem is two-fold: 1. Your syntax is NOT entirely correct. There is no space between <!-- and #echo. Here is the correct syntax: <!--#echo var="last_modified" --> 2. You need to rename your page from using a .htm/.html suffix to a .shtml suffix. The 'echo' command format will only work if the page name is .shtml For an example, look at: http://tch.kwsupport.com/insertcommands.shtml HTH, kw

I'm surprised to, as the -w option is used to tell Perl to issue compile-time and run-time warnings. Here are some reference links: http://www.codebits.com/p5be/ch17.cfm http://www.pic.ucla.edu/piclab/lang/perl/cmdlnops/ -kw

I would suggest trying to find a good PHP/MySQL technical user forum or newsgroup to ask and share, and get sample code. I'm not into PHP, myself. But for the web applications and programming languages that I do use, I rely heavily on such newsgroups and user forums. You will find that most people in most user groups are very willing to share their knowledge and experience, as well as time Perhaps someone here will have some suggestions of forums for you to check out. Good luck! kw

robok- I believe the only "work around" is to contact your network administrator at work and ask them if they can open up the appropriate port(s) for cPanel (2082) or WebMail (2095). FWIW, I do online checking with Bank of America, and at one of my contract customer sites, I am unable to access BOA, nor am I able to access a Verizon 'webmail' account from there. Unfortunately, the name of the game is security - on both sides - here at TCH, there at your company's office, and everything in between. -kw

Mike, are you using FrontPage 2000 or 2002? Both versions of FP allow you to publish without the use of an FTP uytility. There is a bug with FP2000, though. Let us know! -kw

that's exactly what I am referring to -- that the amphibian web site is not only down, I found references elsewhere that it has been down for quite awhile. See http://factory.eatsleepcode.ca/newspro/ for example.

Eric, What is it that you wish to accomplish with anonymous FTP access? Perhaps there's another approach that can be taken. -kw

Ricky or someone - can you identify *where* you downloaded the NewsPro scriots from? The place I went to turns out to be out dated and all though there were files there, I'm not sure ... Thanks, kw

Let us know how it goes! -kw

Suggest you submit a TCH help desk request. Be sure to include your userid & password in your request so that the TCH help desk person can check it out completely. -kw

Recent posts by other users have indicated that the 'premature end of script' has to do with chmod settings. In particular, if your BLOG script tells you to set your BLOG directory to CHMOD 777, you might try 755 instead. -kw

Strange. The head guru has previously posted that there is a bug in FrontPage 2000 where you can only publish ftp, not http. But he said that it works just fine in FP2002. I don't use FP myself, so that's as much as I can tell you. One thing, if using anything other than your main account name, be sure that you use the full account name (user@mysite.com) As to publishing to your subdomain, again I don't use FP, but I can tell you how I publish web sites to my subdomains. Assume domain is http://www.mysite.com and you create a subdomain of photo (http://photo.mysite.com). When you create the subdomain, it will have also created a new user login (photo@mysite.com). In this example, I would set my FTP host address to point to ftp.mysite.com and use photo@msite.com as my userid . HTH! -kw

When you enable SpamAssasin on your web site, it will create a directory /.spamassassin on your site. Inside that directory is a file user_prefs which will allow you to customize your settings. You probably want to identify the email address to "skip" in the white list section. For further instructions on modifying the user preference file, suggest you go to SpamAssassin's web site at http://spamassassin.org NB: You may not be able to see this directory or file using your FTP utility without first enabling filters to show system files and directories. Good luck! kw

Average setup time is usually 12 hours. -kw

Thanks. Ricky. BTW -Did you hear that the Bucs signed Monte Kiffin to a 3 year deal? Wahoo! -kw

Go to the following link: http://tch.kwsupport.com/id58.htm , find the reference to phpinfo.zip and then click on the 'click here to see it in action' link. The screen that then appears is the result of issuing the phpinfo() call - and you will find a box towards the bottom of the first page that reads: This program makes use of the Zend Scripting Language Engine ... HTH -kw

Jay, take a look at the following link: http://tch.kwsupport.com/id65.htm This is an example I created using the basic sample form from the CPanel documentation. What mis confusing with the documentation is that it does NOT give you an entire working form --- it only gave you the first page, showing you the required fields. I've gone ahead and created a full working script. What you see is all you need! HTH, kw

Jay, I'll see if I can get one running for you in a bit! -kw

OK ... I found it. Here is Bill's (head guru) response: Here is the problem folks. You can not publish to HTTP and a IP address in Frontpage 2000 or back. It will only publish to FTP. Once your domain name resolves and is fully propagated it will upload just dandy. This bug was corrected in FP 2002 but persists in FP 2000 and earlier. Simply put, you have to FTP until your domain propagates. thanks

Jay, The head guru posted something in the last couple of days that there is a bug in FP2000 that has been corrected in FP2002 that deals with 'how' one publishes. Maybe you can search these forums to find his post. If I find it, I will post back. -kw

Suggest you fill out a help desk ticket, and be sure to provide all requested information (including your userid and password) so that someone can take a look at your setup. Good luck! kw

So you downloaded and installed it yourself, rather than having TCH do it for you? BTW ... it seems to me that several users have posted here in the past that they had installed one package or anothere prior to their domain name being fully propogated, and later on had some problems with the package. Just a heads up that in a day or two, if it appears you are having any problems, you might need to uninstall and reinstall it. Hopefully not, though! -kw

You can the server status uptime in the Support Forums area of these discussion forums, it's labeled 'Server Uptime Report'. We make no bones that we keep our systems up and running! -kw

Mike, you can view the phpinfo() on my site, by clicking on the link below! -kw http://www.kwsupport.com/phpinfo.php

Sodbayar, first, don't worry about www -vs www2 -- second, URL is wrong, it.s not invision.com but invisionboard.com third, the download can be found at http://www.invisionboard.com/download.cgi fourth, to save you a lot of work ... apparently you can submit a helpdesk request and have Invision automatically installed for you - no downloading, no work, no mess! -kw