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You can install a forum just like this from your cpanel, look under add on scripts

These viri are a major PAIN!! All viri these days come pre equipped with their own SMTP functions as well, so even if the infected computer isn't even using e-mail at the time the virus can propagate itself anyway. Not only does it spoof the "from" address, but in most cases it spoofs the mail server name, so what happens is virusX gets spread around the net with a spoofed name and server name, in our case the virus is spoofing TotalChoice server names, so admins at ISP's all over the place that don't know any better are reporting the spoofed mail as spam. Worst case scenario is a TCH mail server gets put on a blacklist due to these spoofed server names and that IP gets blocked. This is one reason why we have zero tolerance policy against spam, its hard enough keeping up with all of the fake e-mails and keeping our names off of blacklists, we don't need to deal with REAL people spamming.

TCH has nothing to do with the 24-72 hours. 24-72 hours is the amount of time for propagation. Propagation refers to the amount of time it takes for all the DNS servers everywhere around the world to recognize the fact that either a particular name has been changed, or that the authority for that name has changed. Its kinda like when you move, it always takes the bill collectors a few days to find you. Seriously though, hope this explains it a little better. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Goto the Run line (windows key + R) and enter "netsetup.exe"

Believe it or not, no one here is out to get you. The support people here as well as the forum members go out of their way and bend over back wards to help in any way they can. As far as accessing your site and cpanel, like I said before that domain name is unregistered, so no matter how many times you try and go to that address you'll get the page can not be displayed message. If you do decide to register it, you'll need to point the DNS to our domain name servers, thats takes 24-72 hours to propagate. There are instructions in the welcome e-mail you received when you signed up that tell you how to access your site and cpanel by the IP address.

Your website isnt up because you havent registered that domain name, you dont own the name its not going to work. If you'd like to register the domain name you can do that here, http://www.secureserver.net/default.asp?pr...simple&se=&isc= TotalChoice does not own CSB, TotalChoice does not provide support for CSB, if you want a serial number for it, buy a full version of it. If you want support, try the links turtle suggested. If you dont want to do any of the above and would like a refund, you can request that here. https://ssl.totalchoicehosting.com/supportdesk/ If you still insist on pushing to see how far you can get, thats ok to, just dont expect to be able to do it for long.

Just another heads up, this e-mail is going around asking you to update your login info and credit card info Dear PayPal user! This message was sent to your mailbox because you have an active account. At the beginning of each month due to our database's maintenance you need to confirm your account's information. To do this please click on the following link to get to the PayPal secure page and update your credit card / debit card information. If you don't update your account in 5 days, it will be freezed. If you have any problems, please mail us. Thank you. **URL left out to make sure noone clicked on it**** The first thing that tipped me off was

The folks at cPanel did away with the blue lagoon theme and replaced it with X. Some folks like X some hate it (I hate it, blue lagoon was well laid out and I didnt have to search for anything) On top of that, all of our cPanel flash tutorials are worthless now, they were all made for blue lagoon :|

Thanks for the link RJ, it looks a good program. But like you said, the sizes might not be exact. The Points to Pixels measurements have been around from the days of monochrome monitors. Monitors have changed to color and in sizes since then, but sadly the measurements have stuck with software. So your numbers can match but your monitor or the software can cause it to vary. The same image can appear different depending on whether you are wanting to display it in windows, in a browser or print.

This is one of those weird ones. In Excel the number you see for the width is the number of digits(standard font) that will fit in the cell. The number you see for the height is in Points(PostScript). Points can be converted to inches. You can use the Google calculator to convert. Just type "inches to points" in the search bar. 1 inches = 72 points or 96 pixels and for the width 1 inches = 13 or 96 pixels

Attention: All merchants using the “recurring payment” option This weekend, the “Repeat Charge Receipt” emails for past periods were triggered automatically in error. We have successfully stopped the transmission of these emails. We will be communicating with all clients who received the email to assure them that they have NOT incurred a duplicate charge. We will also be monitoring all systems and processes related to duplicate charges to ensure that unnecessary disputes or requests for refunds are resolved. We sincerely apologize for the considerable confusion and inconvenience this has caused and appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Merchant Support Services PaySystems Corp.

hostname is localhost

Well, I dont know why, but i got it to work, heres what I did. Open up the nukesql file in a text editor and you'll see something like this. >-- MySQL dump 8.22 -- -- Host: localhost Database: nuke --------------------------------------------------------- -- Server version 3.23.54 -- -- Table structure for table 'confirm' -- CREATE TABLE confirm ( confirm_id char(32) NOT NULL default '', session_id char(32) NOT NULL default '', code char(6) NOT NULL default '', PRIMARY KEY (session_id,confirm_id) ) TYPE=MyISAM; I edited out everything above -- Table structure for table 'confirm' so I had this, and it created all of the database tables with no errors. >-- -- Table structure for table 'confirm' -- CREATE TABLE confirm ( confirm_id char(32) NOT NULL default '', session_id char(32) NOT NULL default '', code char(6) NOT NULL default '', PRIMARY KEY (session_id,confirm_id) ) TYPE=MyISAM; -- -- Dumping data for table 'confirm'

most domain names have a hold time on them once they expire, I'm not sure of the exact tme but Critical Mass used to work for a registrar and he could probably tell you once he sees this thread.

I'm no expert on the subject, but I bet you could get around that with .htaccess, I know that isnt much help but there are a few people here on the forums that are great with .htaccess that will more than likely be able to help once they see this post.

1 gigabyte = 1024 megabytes so 10GB = 10240MB

Hiya Tom, The reason you were having problems today is due to the problems we were having with server 38, that server is back online and you should be able to access your cpanel.

automated submissions generally dont work well, your best bet is to manually submit your site to various search engines.

Ok I’m a little slow at replying, but everything worked fine.I sent to and from several accounts. I still have a question though. Every email that I receive from my account shows up labeled as a SPAM ALERT. I use Outlook and Norton Internet Security. It is set to a low level so emails are only marked not deleted. My concern is some people choose to let them be deleted, especially some more aggressive IT departments that have to deal with high levels of spam. I have tried to figure out what causes this but I am at a loss for an answer.

I just sent a message to myself from one account to the other after changing my SMTP port to 26, worked like a charm

Been doing some research and found a site with some useful info on how to control how much spam mail you receive. http://spam.abuse.net/userhelp/

I just manually approved your e-mail change, let me know if you have any problems logging in.

LOL some good stuff from everyone, keep em coming!

Webmail isnt available for parked domains, POP3 mail is though. If you have 2 parked domains you can set up mail accounts for all of the domains and access them with a standalone e-mail client.

It took a little digging around, but I don't mind. Most of this is new to me and I have learned alot hanging out in the fourm. Just trying to return the favor. Rock Sign