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Is the actual file name deena.zip or Deena.zip? This will matter as we run Linux, which means file names are case sensttive.

If you don't want to deal with modifying your theme or affecting previous posts, then just use the MORE tag for the post you want to appear as an excerpt. Just create your post as normal and where you want it to break insert <!--more--> , everything above this will display. Everything after can be viewed in the full post page by clicking the read more button/link or the post title.

I have no problems with the auto upgrade but I have seen the error many times. This issue on our server was originally being caused by security software we run, which was corrected. If you are still having trouble, please try/check the following: *Delete the upgrade directory under /wp-content, wordpress will recreate it when you run the upgrade. *If using a FTP account you created in cPanel, try using your cPanel user/pass instead. *Check the ownership and permissions of the dir/file in the error(although most likely not the issue). *Cross your fingers and if it still doesn't work please open a ticket we will gladly take a look at.

The fees to use Paypal or any other merchant services are charged to you the recipient not the payer.

Bob, We gave PHP 5.3 a spin a month ago and discovered that there are no Zend Optimizer binaries available for this version of PHP. As far as i know this has not changed, therefore, we have no immediate plans to upgrade to 5.3 and we will advise in advance once we do.

We have now completed the planned maintenance on all servers. If you have any issues as a result of this maintenance, please open a ticket and we will assist.

We recently pushed out an updated kernel to all servers for standard security and maintenance purposes. To complete these updates, we will be conducting reboots tonight on all shared and reseller servers. This maintenance will begin at 7PM EST tonight and will result in an average downtime of 5-10 minutes per server. If the downtime for a particular server exceeds this average, we will post more information for that server in its appropriate thread under Current Server Issues. Thank you for patience while we complete this maintenance and if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to submit a help desk ticket at https://www.tchhelp.com.

We currently run 50/30 per protocol, which is 50 maximum at any one time and 30 per IP.

There have been reports of this to cPanel today but I have not been able to replicate it. We are looking into possible causes now, but if you continue to have issues then please open a ticket.

I can only assume you are using MS Office, which means you need to adjust the automatic formatting settings. If so, just follow the instructions at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP100822971033.aspx#1 or just hit the F1 key while in Word and search for the word "fractions".

Sounds like the code is on your database, we will take a look at it now and update your ticket. Well that's no good, you don't have any databases. If you update your ticket with the URL of the page that you are seeing this on, we can review it further.

I apologize for the miscommunication, I think something was lost in the hand over of your issue from Level2 back to Level1. This was purely an issue on our end with PHP and it was corrected with an update.

That's it, thanks. I have seen the same issue before wasn't sure what those characters() were.

This error is due to the script outputting something before calling the header() redirect on line 39. However, there is nothing in that script to output prior to that line. Therefore, there has to be a space or other issue prior to <?php tag. I took a peak at your script via cPanel and looked for this and found no issue. I then checked it further from the backend and was able to find a some odd code just prior to the opening tag, this appeared to be from a text editor. I have now removed that code and your script should function correctly.

Webmail is part of the shared server setup, thefore, you can not block access to this feature. However, if you open a ticket with the IP you are having issue with, we will gladly block them from the entire server.

I'm not sure if I have posted this before but here is the easy way to copy an existing database to a new database via cPanel. *For this example the databases are cpaneluser_existingdb and cpaneluser_newdb Log into cPanel Create a new database named "newdb" via MySQL Databases or MySQL Database Wizard Go to phpMyAdmin and select the database "cpaneluser_existingdb" Select the Operations tab Locate the section labeled "Copy database to" In the text box enter the name of the new database you created, cpaneluser_newdb Select the radio button labeled "Structure and data" Uncheck the box labeled "CREATE DATABASE before copying" Check the box labeled "Switch to copied database" Click the Go button and let the magic happen If you don't feel comfortable doing this, you can always do as Bruce suggested and open a ticket. We will gladly do this task for you.

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The answer is in the error you received, cPanel is warning you that the pear package you requested does not have a stable version, therefore it will not install it.

This is a typical JS insert done either via an insecure script or compromised ftp/cpanel password.

This is no longer blocked as we monitor these reports and take action when needed. You can verify this at http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=checkblock&ip=208.76.80.199 , however, if you are still having issues you will not to submit a support request to our help desk.

Yes this can be done, just use the following: >find /home/your_cpanel_user/public_html ! -wholename '*/cache/*' -type f -mmin -240 -print0 | xargs -0 -r ls -l I also changed it a bit to deal with file names that have spaces.

No need for that messy script, just create the following cron > 0 */4 * * * find /home/your_cpanel_user/public_html -type f -mmin -240 | xargs -r ls -l This will run every 4 hours checking for any files that were changed/created in the last 4 hours. It will then output the file permissions, owner, timestamp, and path, which will be sent in the cron notice email. If there are no changes then no email will be sent.

You can try position: relative; or keep position: fixed; and make sure you set the options such as top, bottom, left, right.

In #footer, change position: fixed; to position: inherit; and the problem should go away.