TCH-Bruce

I don't know if this will solve your problem but I had a similar one with my WP site. If you add this code above the stuff WP wants in the .htaccess for the permalinks it may work. ><IfModule mod_security.c> SecFilterEngine Off SecFilterScanPOST Off </IfModule> Give it a try, nothing to lose.

Yes, that should be the correct one. Don't download it to your computer. Use the editor in cPanel to modify it. As for why it's not able to update through WP I'm not sure. Permissions for WP to update it should be set to 666 not 777 but 777 should allow it to work. If you still can't get it to work, please open a ticket with the help desk (link above or in my signature) and ask one of the techs to take a look.

Is your WP installation in the root "public_html" folder or in a subdomain folder? Are you changing the permissions of the correct .htaccess file? You could also just copy/paste the permalink structure into the .htaccess file (my preferred method so you don't need to mess with permissions).

Yes, it's possible. Backup the current database. Set up your new domain then upload your backup database to the server and open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to import the backup into the new database. You can use phpAdmin in cPanel to dump the current database.

Yep, got that too this morning. Thanks Thomas.

It appears that the script you are using is no longer maintained. The site for that script is gone. But I did find a reference on a JavaScript forum that may help. If not maybe a different breadcrumb script is what you need.

Have you checked out Drivel Journal, Bleezer or KBlogger? Here is a list of Linux desktop blogging clients BloGTK looks like its good.

Welcome to the forums toadlips I'm not sure this will give you what you are asking but if you put the full path to the .js file in the "src=" so something like this should work. ><script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="http://mes.bdx.com/js_paths.js"></script> As long as the js_paths.js file is in your root web folder for that domain it should work.

While managed dedicated servers are under the control of the owner, Apache runs scripts as Nobody under Linux. Not sure if it can be changed, the techs on the help desk would be able to answer that definitively.

Welcome to the forums aread22 Any scripts running on the server are going to be run as user "nobody", thus files and folders created by the script will get the "nobody" ownership. You will have to open a ticket with the help desk to reset the ownership.

Got it! Thanks Thomas

You're welcome

I've never heard of pinging an email address. All you should need to do is send an email message to him so that he can move it from his spam list to his white list. Or just ask them to white list your domain name.

Welcome to the forums Neighbor Nick If you are hosted here as Thomas and Steve say you must preface your database and user name with your cPanel name. That's how the server keeps track that the files belong to your account and not some other account on the server. If as Steve points out if your account is jones and my domain is bob and we both create a database called database your database name would be jones_database and mine would be bob_database. The same goes for user names. There could be multiple so to keep them straight they are prefaced by the account name. For example yours would be jones_username and mine would be bob_username. Hope that helps.

Didn't the module come with any instructions? I've never installed a shopping cart on a site but I imagine it's like other database driven scripts. You just need to upload the files to the proper folder then go into your administration interface to turn it on and configure it. Maybe this Zen Cart forum post can help.

Thanks Thomas

The servers are all set to Eastern time I believe. We are currently under daylight savings. It is GMT -5. Sorry, I don't know how to program for it.

Welcome to the forums secrivals Everyone has seen these types of addresses in their stats. I am not sure if there is anything you can do to prevent them.

If you have deleted the form mail script from the server then they are coming from elsewhere (a cached site). I don't know how to deal with something like that.

Not much you can do about it since the email address has been picked up and distributed all over by now. Short of deleting the email address you won't be able to stop it. When choosing a form script you need to make sure it's secure. Matt's formmail.pl script is very old.

TCH doesn't use a proxy for cURL connections. They would need more information on the script you are using as well as where you are trying to connect and which port numbers you needed open to make the connections. Please open a ticket with the help desk to help you resolve the issue.

Adding this to your .htaccess file should turn on session ids >php_flag session.use_trans_sid on

I was having the same issues with an old CuteFTP client. Then I tried WS_FTP and it works flawlessly. I still think it's related to Filezilla and not the servers.

Numerous people have reported this problem with Filezilla. I'd try another FTP client.

Thanks Thomas