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Its been enabled on 45 and 46

I'll see to it that this gets add on 45 and 46

SUZY!!!!

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No, parked domains must point to the same page as your primary domain.

Thats correct, if anyone else clicked on the link to your cpanel they would be prompted for a password, E-mailing the sites would probably do ZERO good, I'm sure that the e-mail address and contact names are false

There really isnt much detail, a parked domain is a domain that resolves to the same page as your primary domain. example, if you have domainb parked on domaina both domains would resolve to the same page which would be domaina.com

Don't know if this will work but seems to be a common problem. Check the encoding if it is $pnconfig['encoded'] = '1'; then change to $pnconfig['encoded'] = '0';

Glad you got it worked out

No, you can access your site, cpanel, ftp and e-mail by using the IP address and instructions provided in the welcome e-mail

There isnt a whole lot you can do but wait, there is a routing issue with your isp. somewhere between you and our server your ISP is dropping the connection. Site resolves fine from west Texas 1 No Response * * * 2 216.111.193.67 29ms 27ms 28ms TTL: 0 (2524-cerebrus.texol.net ok) 3 205.171.49.209 114ms 84ms 71ms TTL: 0 (dal-edge-08.inet.qwest.net 4 205.171.25.117 115ms 104ms 111ms TTL: 0 (dal-core-01.inet.qwest.net 5 205.171.25.46 74ms 108ms 51ms TTL: 0 (dal-brdr-02.inet.qwest.net 6 129.250.9.81 57ms 48ms 83ms TTL: 0(p4-4-0-0.r02.dllstx01.us.bb.verio.net ok) 7 129.250.3.30 75ms 72ms 78ms TTL: (p16-1-1-0.r21.dllstx01.us.bb.verio.net ok) 8 129.250.5.5 146ms 58ms 54ms TTL: (p16-6-0-0.r00.hstntx01.us.bb.verio.net ok) 9 129.250.10.142 120ms 51ms 102ms TTL: 0 (ge-3.ev1.hstntx01.us.bb.verio.net ok) 10 207.218.245.42 101ms 71ms 95ms TTL: 0 (No rDNS) 11 64.246.62.111 63ms 82ms 98ms TTL: 53 (server29.totalchoicehosting.com ok)

First question, how are you trying to create the database? are you trying to do it phpmyadmin, or manage mysql?

Hi, There are several reasons why things arent working, the most important being you havent changed your DNS settings to point to ns1.totalchoicehosting.com and ns2.totalchoicehosting.com, you can do this by logging in to your domain name control panel wherever you registered the domain name. right now your domina name is set to forward to www.members.shaw.ca/dmclain/LOGO6.html In the welcome e-mail it says you will need to use the IP address to access your domain as well as the cpanel for your account until DNS propagates, which normally takes 1-3 days, but, DNS wont begin to propagate until you change your DNS settings, E-mail will not work using your domain name until DNS has propagated, you can use the IP address that was provided in the welcome e-mail you received to access your e-mail.

It has that ability now, matter of fact, it looks like they took zone alarm pro and changed the labels on it.

Just in case noone noticed, there is now a link to server uptime reports at the top of the forums, next to the server status link. It isnt complete yet, just wanted to make everyone aware of it.

E-Trust has Teamed up with Microsoft to provide free firewalls and anti virus programs to Windows users. I downloaded the software just to see if it was worth the time and effort, This is a full retail software package and they send you the CD key to register the software, the firewall is identical to zone alarm, even looks the same. If you dont have a firewall and anti virus now you dont have an excuse to not use one http://www.my-etrust.com/microsoft/

They arent actually linking to cpanel, whats happening is, person A sees a link to www.whatever.com in their refferer list while looking thru thier awstats in cpanel, so person A naturally clicks on the link in cpanel to go see who is visiting their site. Now site B has a recent reffer script running that shows a link on the main page of the site, person A came from their cpanel so it shows as a link on site B's home page. There isnt any real security risk since if a person follows that link to cpanel they will be asked for a name and password to log in.

https://www.domainname.com/cpanel

Hi, E-mail accounts would be whatevername@yourdomainname.com and you can create as many as you would like. As for bandwith, 12gigs is 12gigs, we dont limit you to a certain amount per day. We do allow streaming video/audio via http, but keep in mind that uses a large amount of bandwidth.

Try hot scripts www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Classified_Ads/index.html

For the last few days family members have been reporting sites that have links to their cpanel listed on them, and while the sites didnt actually have the cpanel names and passwords it could be rather alarming to someone who didnt know how they were doing what they were doing, or why. Well thanks to some investigation by Billy, we have the answer as to why they are doing what they are doing. I have cut and pasted most of the info here, but there is a link at the bottom directly to the site were Billy found it. I AM A SPAMMER Sites Hiding Behind Blogs Over the last few days, I’ve seen a number of pseudo-realistic blogs spring up. They link to real stories, but all the comment and trackback links are just javascript redirects to the root of the site: java script:document.location=”/”; Jennifer’s Blog, Malixya, Bongo Home and A-B-L-O-G all display the same behaviors although the latter lacks comment and trackback links (probably a good thing as clicking on them makes makes it evident the site isn’t real). These sites, it appears, are ripping off templates from other places — although I haven’t been able to find any of the original sites, Bongo Home does have residual references to Blog City. It appears that I’m not the only one to notice this. The real kicker here is what is hiding at the bottom of each of these pages: It appears that these sites, using a clean little weblog as a front, are hosting a large amount of I AM A SPAMMER. I do not recommend visiting the above URL and I would suggest that if you do, you should disable Javascript as then the page is just rendered in text without strobing gif nakedness. They’re attempting to increase the Google Juice of the main page of the site by spamming people’s referrers, and thereby increase the juice of the adult-webcam page. Currently, the sites have little or no juice, but they’ve only been at it for a little while. Jennifer’s blog: Brian Mcwatters 10721 St Ives Ct Bloomington, MN 55431 United States email: admin@jennifersblog.com phone: 9166832524 fax: 9166832524 Bongo Home: Jim Schwodler 20078 Kenwood Trail Colorado Springs, CO 80915 United States email: admin@bongohome.com phone: 7574441409 fax: 7574441409 A-B-L-O-G: Adam Wilmot 4234 Rue Dartagnan Stone Moutain, ga 30083 United States email: admin@a-b-l-o-g.com phone: 9122465543 fax: 9122465543 Malixya: Clarence V. Walcott 1006-15 Wentworth Seattle, WA 98112 United States email: admin@malixya.com phone: 8013433620 fax: 8013433620 That is not the proper prefix for a phone number in Seattle, although the zip code is somewhat credible. I don’t know about the other cities. All the blogs were registered on the 8th of November, and have DNS servers in the netblock owned by RIPE out of Amsterdam. Update: My Girlfriend has accused me of pulling a Dave Winer (yes, she actually said I “pulled a Dave”) and not giving credit where credit is due. She noticed the traffic, and (and I’m quoting her here) “she, being incredibly technically inept said ‘Adam, what’s this?’”, whereupon I undertook some investigation. Update: Added link to Beta Blog in the main text, because that’s where the design for Jennifer’s blog was ripped off from. It still contains pointers to Beta Blog’s moblog on TextAmerica. Update: It appears that I didn’t dig quite deep enough at first. The DNS servers being used by all these sites are in the netblock assigned to “Politehnica” University of Bucharest. Update: Some more of these fake blogs from a thread on Nova Boards: kwlablog: Bradley Boesel Nw 9th Ave. Build.34 Beaverton, OR 97007 United States email: admin@kwlablog.com phone: 8045564201 fax: 8045564201 wr18.com: Josete Martinez Gallardo 954 Vitt Dr. Portland, OR 97229 United States email: admin@wr18.com phone: 8012815599 fax: 8012815599 and lookups on previously mentioned blogs: Mike’s Place: Jeffrey Steinhauer 11921 S. Cricket Ln. Dublin, CA 94568 United States email: admin@mikesspot.com phone: 5408987991 fax: 5408987991 Saulem: Jackie R. Varnadore 629 S Fourth St Oceanside, NY 11572 United States email: admin@saulem.com phone: 8645854975 fax: 8645854975 It appears that all these sites are being hosted on servers located on the netblock assigned to “Politehnica” University of Bucharest. Maybe the school should get a few emails? Update: Found a few more of these sites via this thread: Akksess is a clear rip-off of Brian Micklethwait’s Education Blog. The Whois information points to: Zachary Munzenrider 8610 83rd St Ogden, UT 84404 United States email: admin@akksess.com phone: 9197796014 fax: 9197796014 World News Log is clearly a clone of Kevin Sites Blog. Choong Wai Chan 16/35 Collins St Clawson, MI 48017 United States email: admin@worldnewslog.com phone: 9134656230 fax: 9134656230 Aly pointed out Teoras in the comments. Here’s the whois entry. C. Jeffry Paoletti Otsego, MI 49078 United States email: admin@teoras.com phone: 9197542757 fax: 9197542757 All these sites are registrered through Stargate Inc. Although it’s probably against their interests to hunt down these people who are giving them false information. I keep posting the false WHOIS information on the off chance that someone could verify it — and to keep a record for the future. The thread (mentioned above) also, inexplicably, quotes the entire entry. I’m not so sure I’m happy about that. Updated 2003.11.17 10:30: Another rundown on the subject. It appears that people are beginning to find this rather irritating. Updated 2003.11.17 17:05: This entry is getting a tremendous amount of attention, thanks to Metafilter and dozens of other weblogs. I just wanted to point everyone’s attention to a couple excellent bits of detective work about these blogs. * Vigilant.tv has information on how they tracked the spammers to their ‘lair’. They also have a method for defeating the referrer spam with mod_rewrite * Andrew Urquhart approached the research in the same manner, although unlike me he seems to have compiled all his evidence before posting. * JMac writes in the WebProWorld forums on her sleuthing activities. She has done a lot of work, including uncovering a potential email address of the perpetrator, and has been running down leads via email. It seems that all roads, in this case, lead to Bucharest. * MJ points to another method for getting rid of the referrer spam. * Milov.nl highlights the stolen designs of these ‘blogs’. http://www.idly.org/2003/11/14/porn_sites_..._blogs.php#more

Nice find, we have had several members lately worried about these sites having their cpanel username and passwords due to the links shown on their pages. I knew it was just a recent refferer script but I didnt know why all of the sudden there were so many of them.

I worked on this for hours on end before i ever got mine to work (it doesnt work "straight out of the box") Avatar Storage Path = images/avatars Avatar Gallery Path = images/avatars/gallery (you will probably need to create the gallery folder) change the permissions via an ftp program like Raul suggested, file manager is kind of flaky for changing permissions.

No problem, I had it booked mark so I can add it to my board later.

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