TCH-Bruce

Why do you find that odd? Spybot, AdAware, MS Antispam, AVG, Avast, CA and all the other spyware, malware, virus programs will not protect you 100%. By slave drive, yes, another drive on your machine but you would have to jumper the drive to be a slave drive and may have to change jumpers on your new drive to be a primary drive.

Do you risk infection? If in fact the drive is infected you do. Your Outlook files are most likely in the Documents and Settings folder under your login name.

Another method is in cPanel select Account level filtering. In the boxes select From and equals, in the bottom box enter *.info and select to discard the message. That should also do it.

If you are using Spam Assassin can't you edit your blocked email addresses to include *.info ?

Do you have your default email set to :fail: That will cut down on a lot of spam alone.

Excellent work Ryan!

Wonder how Mr. Schmidt likes looking like Ballmer from MS.

Welcome to the forums Dave At the top of the Web Hosting Plans page is a link to purchase a domain name.

Welcome to the forums sublineCAT Sorry to hear of your troubles. With a private registration I am not sure there is anything you can do.

Set the name servers of the new domain to the same ones you are using on your current domain. Once done, open a ticket with the help desk (link above or in my signature) and tell them you are switching domain names. Give them the new domain name and they'll take care of it. You can park your existing domain on top of the new domain until it expires.

Short

Create an .htaccess file and put the following in it. Should do what you want. >Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^(.*)\.htm$ $1.php [nc]

Welcome to the forums aml1676 If your images folder is in the public_html folder you can shorten your links to the following. ><img src="/images/image-name" />

You will have to open a ticket with the help desk to get your answer. Link above or in my signature.

Just move all the files and folders to the public_html folder but you will have to go into the Administration panel of your WordPress installation and change the settings to reflect the change. You will also have to manually edit the database with the new location. Sorry, I can't remember which value it stored in. And you might want to read this Moving WordPress information.

Welcome to the forums JoDee

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If you have access to their domain administration panel you could do a database dump.

For it to execute you should set the permissions to 755. As for helping debug your script, it's been a long time since I've used perl so I'd be of no help. Maybe someone else is willing.

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You can read about proxy servers here. Basically if you can connect to the proxy server your requests can be anonymous and all traffic is routed to you from the proxy server itself. Here is one to try. Youhide.com

Please follow the instructions in this thread to have your site listed. Thank you.

No, you will need to get a merchant account of some sort.

The scripts will run as user 'nobody' you can't change that. You need to write scripts to clean up after themselves.

If those files were created by a php script you can use a php script to remove them. They have been created as the user 'nobody' and probably why you are having difficulty removing them. If you still can't get them deleted you can open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to change the ownership/permissions on those files so you can delete them or have them delete them for you. Link to the help desk at top of page or in my signature.