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Welcome to the forums chopki-mmogn If you were hosting mmogamingnetwork.com meaning that's what you used to register your hosting. Did you tell the help desk you are no longer using it and using the new name? If not you should open a ticket with the help desk and let them know.

I would always update manually anyway because Fantastico takes too long to get the updates out. They can become two releases behind very quickly. The upgrade instructions Don links to are simple to follow and it should only take about 15 minutes to complete.

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Uploads are turned off on the forum, sorry To accept multiple check boxes require they each have a unique ID. All of yours are "chk". You would need "chk1", "chk2", "chk3", etc...

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Well your logs are in /home/username/tmp/awstats. I suppose you may be able to copy them to your publc_html folder to create your site map and then delete them. Google had some tools that I used on my blog at one time to create a site map but it wasted so much bandwidth I decided to remove it. There are others here that have created sitemaps maybe one of them will respond.

Your log files are not accessible by web applications. They are stored in the "tmp/awstats" folder of your site. But you may be able to use a sitemap generator

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Welcome to the forums hycari. No, there has been no decision as yet. If you are looking for a WYSIWYG environment have a look at NVU.

The up time is calculated each time the page is loaded. There is no image for the overall up time so what is it that you would like to link too?

I don't think they would want people doing that as it would put undue burden on the server accepting the requests to serve the images. And it is like stealing bandwith.

If you are unsure what server you are hosted you can check that at http://www.tchstatus.com/whatsmyserver.php

Since cPanel updates are pushed out constantly there is no current method to add comments to it. Maybe a future version of cPanel will allow for comments to be added generically so notifications can be added easily.

No, that's gets updated by the Fantastico people. And they are usually at least one rev behind most of the time. I always do manual installs. It's not that difficult.

If I am not mistaken there is an excellent example of this in the "Dummies for MySQL and PHP" book. Don't have it in front of me at the moment but I am sure that's where I saw it.

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Some people don't like change. Sorry. I like the new naming scheme.

Wouldn't think it would be too hard. Just like moving any other PHP/SQL application like a blog. I would get the help desk to import the database. Of course you can do as Thomas mentioned and ask the help desk if they can move the subdomain to a new domain for you. Don't know if that's possible but it may be and would be quicker.