TCH-Bruce

You are on the right track but something like this may be what you need. >RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.yourdomain\.ext [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.ext/$1/ [R=301,L]

Welcome to the forums jmclaren7! I'm sure if you open a ticket with the help desk explaining you want to create a subdomain for your account and have it point to a static IP they can help you out. Link at top of page or in my signature. I am assuming that you want to serve content off your PC. Be aware that many ISP's frown on this.

Or another choice is to forgo using any editor and install a CMS. Not sure what your site requirements are but things like Joomla, Drupal and even WordPress may be an alternative to editing HTML altogether.

Flakes

Best part about NVU is it's free.

Well, while it's the right forum to post such a query the mods can't answer the question. This would be one for the help desk. Please open a ticket with the help desk, link above or in my signature. But it appears to be left over residue from the restore process.

Thanks for the kind words. Well done Ryan!

Installation is simple here using Fantastico in cPanel. Just a few click and you are ready to start using it. Adding a theme is simple enough if you find one you like. Otherwise designing a theme may be a challenge. I migrated from Blogger to MT and then to WordPress but WordPress comes with a script to migrate your Blogger posts. Once installed go into the Admin interface select Manage --> Import --> Blogger As for multiple authors I don't think it will import them as individual authors but once migrated they will be able to post new content once you add them. And yes, it would be better to create a subdomain.

They are most likely using some sort of CMS package where the post title becomes the URL. Blogs do this using a method called Permalinks. It's basicly a translation done in the .htaccess file.

I use the GMail Notifier plugin. When I click it to go to GMail I am not logged in but my credentials are already filled in and all I have to do is hit the submit button and it logs in.

Thanks Thomas

Thanks Thomas

Please open a ticket with the help desk and they will be happy to help you set it up so it works correctly. Link above or in my signature.

You cannot run a service on the server. You have to serve up the files using basic HTML commands. You can't run a player on the server.

HP makes inkjet printers that have an ethernet port, I have one, they also make lasers. I hooked it up to the router and can see it from all the machines using that router. But to share a disk is going to require at least an internal network (peer-to-peer at least). But if they are going to share a folder on one machine why not just attach the printer to the same machine and share it?

To play mp3s you need to embed a player into the page. A Google search provides many options. Apart from bandwidth you can only stream using the HTTP transport as you can start no services on the server.

So why should they use an FTP client over a web based upload using PHP or what ever? For one thing FTP always works and requires a valid username/password to upload anything. Scripts use the http transport system (web server) to do the uploading and all files are uploaded as the user "nobody". As such limits have to be imposed to the size of files that can be uploaded. The default is usually 2MB and people want to upload much larger files than that. Since you have a dedicated server you can probably adjust that setting pretty easily. If your customers are wanting something web based I recommend that you check out hotscripts.com for something to use. Just remember what ever you use make sure to limit them to only allow .zip, .mp3, .jpg and other file types you might want. Be sure not to let people upload .php, .pl, .cgi or any other scripts they can in turn run on your server.

Well since you pointed it out, I went back and ran a query on WordPress 2.5 and find that there were only 3 vulnerabilities reported. So be very careful when looking at statistics. The charts in the article report 42 year-to-date and the site they link to says 3. So who are you to believe? Since this is propaganda released by Movable Type I'd take it with a grain of salt. Also, there are new vulnerabilities discovered in every piece of software available. It's how fast the developers patch those holes that matters. And you as a user of any software have the responsibility to keep it updated.

Thanks Thomas Another reason to use Foxit Reader

TCH picks and chooses which packages can be installed through Fantastico. As for upgrading your modified version of PHP Nuke, I would venture to say that you will probably lose some of the customization upgrading through cPanel. I would download the package from the Nuke site and do the upgrade manually to be sure nothing breaks.

I am not sure what parameters the script uses to delete the forwards so you may want to open a ticket with the help desk and ask them why both were removed.

Welcome to the forums, manlung Yes, purchase the new domain, set the name servers to the ones in your welcome email and open a ticket with the help desk and request the change.

Welcome to the forums defensiv Don't think there is much you can do about it for IE. Maybe one of our other members has an idea but Microsoft changed the behaviour of the browser several revisions back that make it no longer work.

What kind of security issues with WordPress? I've been using WordPress for a couple of years now with Spam Karma. I've never had an issue but I also keep it updated.

Great news Paul