TCH-Bruce

Pepperoni! Yum!

Thanks, read it this morning. Waiting for the auto update or won't there be one?

Do you have the web developer toolbar? It has an option to clear cache. Or get a copy of CClener and run it.

Are you running a plugin preventing the images from being shown?

All servers should be done. To be sure open a ticket with the help desk and ask.

It will not intall automatically. You have to iniate the install of the update. It is wise to keep your scipts updated though. Updates should only install the things that have changed. It should not mess with any configuration files.

Click the text link that says "New Installation".

Now you might want to register on the forum instead of using the "Guest" account.

Welcome to the forums cephyn I'm sorry you are unable to connect to your site but I can connect to it just fine from Ohio. If you are having issues with your site or your server please open a ticket with the help desk. The forum moderators are volunteers and do not have access to the servers or your account. Oh and your site is on the dantooine server.

Attack

Thanks Thomas

Can you provide a snippet of your code showing what you are trying to do? And your cron command line? Be sure to exclude any of your confidential info, like your cpanel name.

Understood but it's a server configuration question and the mods do not have access to that informaiton.

The help desk can give you that answer.

Question (what was it?)

I re-read your thread on the SMF forum and the answer to their question about SMTP having the same restriction is yes.

Maybe this will help.

Welcome to the forums Mike My recommendation is to use throw away addresses to sign up for things like this. Inevitably your email address will be culled and used to spam you or others as you. When that happens you can delete the throw away address and the spam stops. To create a throw away address set it up as a forward in cpanel. yellow@your-domain.ext and point it to a valid email address you will check.

I have not tested this script but if I were setting it up I would do this. $mailserver = 'mail.domain.com'; //SMTP server address $mailserver_need_authentication='yes'; //Use username & password for sending mail? 'yes' or 'no' $smtpusername = 'valid-domain-email-address'; //SMTP valid domain email address $smtppassword = 'password-for-valid-email'; //SMTP password $to = 'email@gmail.com';// Who should the emails be sent from?

It should not be /home/domain.com it should be /home/cpanelname

Welcome to the forums ajleduc In cPanel it will be under Password Protect Directories. The folders with locks next to them are password protected.

madness

The charset is usually set to MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8). Yet my databases both are set to latin1_swedish Check out dbsender to backup your databases through a cron job. You can find more information in the backup topic pinned in this forum.

Thanks Thomas

What did you set to :fail: ? If you are send email to a valid email address on your account you should be receiving email. If you are not, please open a ticket with the help desk and have them take a look.