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Interchange is a more "robust" script, it also has a lot more overhead and uses more server resources. If you need a good shopping cart take a look at oscommerce.

heres their IP address 205.134.162.99 if all else fails submit a support ticket and if you ask REAL nicely Bill might block them at the router, then they wont be able to access anything at all.

OK, the 2nd place winner is DarqFlare for his mad cow disease caption. ***ALERT*** The U.S. livestock group reports that mad cow diease has taken on a new turn. The cows have become sucidal. DarqFlare send me a PM or e-mail so we can work out details.

heres whats in my config.pm $MOJO_ROOT_PASSWORD = 'mypassword'; $FILES = '/home/myusername/mojo'; $MAILPROG = '/usr/lib/sendmail'; $MOJO_URL ='http://www.x-trememodz.com/cgi-bin/mojo/mojo.cgi'; inside my cgi-bin i have the folders extensions,extras,MOJO,plugins and the file mojo.cgi

if you kept the structure intact there is a folder in your cgi-bin called mojo, so your path should be http://www.thegetawaycar.net/cgi-bin/mojo/mojo.cgi and Anny is correct, you have to have a folder outside your punlic_html for archives

Heya Ty, might ant to submit a help desk ticket also. It can be restored....Rick and Bill have restored mine a few times when I deleted it

Yup, thats the correct DNS

New accounts are set up within 12 hours, and yes...bandwidth use resets at the 1st of the month.

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Yeah, you should be able to move them easy enough then edit your config to match the changes.

All databases are cpanelusername_databasename, same with usernames, cpanelname_dbaseusername.

in your admin section, it lists all of them with edit/delete option off to the right

Yea I seen you post. I was gonna post it there too but I forgot my password. Tip: When searching for Nuke errors don't use Google you are most likely going to just find sites with the same errors. Use a forum like NukeCops and set the search to "Search for all terms" and only enter the first part of the error (e.g. Warning: setlocale(): )

Search through the mainfile.php file using ctrl+f in internet explorer and search for LC_Time When you have found it, it may look like "LC_Time" remove the quotes so its just LC_Time

http://www.nukeforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=17660

Maybe this will help too. Here is the full article http://www.applelust.com/oped/applepeel/ar...t_appel012.html

I think your not getting an answer either because noone understands what you are after, or we dont see the same thing you se in your file manager. When I create a subdomain it puts it under my public_html folder, if I create a folder within that subdomain it puts it in the folder for the subdomain. Nothing is just randomly placed under public_html. I open punblic html and inside it \I see my subdomain folder, I open the subdomain folder and inside it I see whatever folder I create inside the subdomain. One of two things is happening here, either we are over simplifying it, or you are overcomplicating it, we just gotta find out which one. I have a two subdomains and folders under each subdomain, this is how it looks on my hard drive main folder (index of my site) ---index.htm ---some files ---subdomain 1 ------folder within sub 1 ---------files in the subfolder ------another folder in sub 1 ---subdomain 2 ------folder within sub 2

This is an even better(simply) explanation from the cPanel documentation. Temporary - This tells Internet traffic agents (browsers, search engines, etc.) that this is only a temporary redirection, and that they should return to this initial location again in the future for the same page. Permanent - This tells the Internet traffic agents to go to the redirection address in the future, as the old address will never be used again.

By default, an HTTP redirect sends a code of SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY, (302). This instructs the user agent to use the new URI, but not to cache the resulting page, as it may well soon revert back to the old URI. This can be a problem for pages that have been moved permanently, as the new page will never be cached, placing additional load on both the browser and on the server. This can be avoided using a permanent redirect, which sends a code of SC_MOVED_PERMANENTLY (301).

A subdomain is a subfolder. www.domain.com.sub is the same as sub.domain.com

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Forget the Master/Slave settings, move the jumpers to CS/CableSelect the BIOS will auto detect where the device is on the cable. Let me know if this helps

Time outs are normally an ISP routing problem, run a trace route and see if you have any slow response times between your pc and the server.

We dont provide support for PostNuke, like i said your best source for help is on the PostNuke site I linked above. anyway.....you shouldnt change the table prefix or table type, leave them as default. Make sure your dbase name and username are in the format below, also make sure you assigned a user to the database in manage mysql $pnconfig['dbtype'] = 'mysql'; $pnconfig['dbtabletype'] = 'MyISAM'; $pnconfig['dbhost'] = 'localhost'; $pnconfig['dbuname'] = 'cpanelname_dbaseusernamename'; $pnconfig['dbpass'] = 'whatever password'; $pnconfig['dbname'] = 'cpanelname_dbasename'; $pnconfig['system'] = '0'; $pnconfig['prefix'] = 'nuke'; $pnconfig['encoded'] = '1';

Did you try using phpmyadmin in cpanel to restore your backup? It is at the bottom, scroll down and it is the last section in cpanel.