TCH-Bruce

All the servers have been upgraded to PHP5 and MySQL5. If you are encountering any problems please open a ticket with the help desk.

Thanks Thomas

I believe Horde has some mechanism to mark spam. I don't use web mail but from the Horde help file. Reading that would make me think there is a way to do it.

Welcome to the forum pasamelo Glad you found a quick solution.

Welcome to the forum Mydnyte Syn

It was upgraded when the post was made that it was upgraded. cPanel was just reporting the old information.

Welcome to the forums Voru Please check it now.

If you are not on the current version of WordPress I highy recommend that you upgrade. It's not hard. With the new version your plugins page will let you know if there are updates for any of them.

Welcome to the forums Donna

Wouldn't restoring your backup overwrite anything new you install? If you are having problems since the conversion please open a ticket with the help desk and maybe the techs can help you sort it out.

Are you just starting to design your site? There was no site there before? If so, you can delete everything in the public_html folder or you can open a ticket with the help desk and they can reprovision the account for you so it was back to the way it was when you first got it.

Did you upload a new version or something? Usually a 500 internal error means files were uploaded in binary mode when they should have been uploaded in text mode.

Glad I could help.

Most likely this virus is an attachment in an email message. As long as you don't extract the archive on your machine you would be fine. What I would do is make sure the mail folders are clear on your account and do another full backup.

Don't know if it was a typo but you have above: >a .tablelink{ color: #000000; text-decoration: none; } Note the space between the a and .tablelink

Edit the .htaccess in the public_html folder that will lock your entire site from being accessed by anyone but you. You need to tell the file manager to show hidden files to be able to edit/access it.

Why can't you access the admin page to your site? You should be able to enter the full url and access the page. If the full url requires the index.php file you can modify your .htaccess file so that only your IP can access your site temporarily. >order allow,deny allow from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx deny from all xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is your IP When you are done, remove those lines from your .htaccess file.

Please open a ticket with the help desk, they should be able to help you delete the forwards. Second, if someone had cPanel I suppose they could use the trace function as you are doing. I'm sure there are other tools available that would allow them to determine where email was going as well.

Please open a ticket with the help desk. They may be able to help you sort this out.

Welcome to the forums Dave It's not wise to give write access to the .htaccess file or your folders. In doing so you are opening yourself up to being hacked. If you change the permissions to allow what ever program is it would be wise to set them back to their defaults when you are done.

Samrc or Thomas can field this. I'm sure one of them will respond.

Yes, the problem must be somewhere between your ISP and your site. I can see it just fine.

That should take care of it.

Someone else had that problem. Not sure if he ever figured out what was causing it. What theme does it switch to when it happens? You could always stick your theme in that folder and it would never change.

^^ What he said