TCH-Bruce

Thanks Thomas. I'm not surprised, it's been 30 days since the last update!

I believe it would be up to cPanel to make that change. But the question still would be why put an extra load onto the server to dump emails being forwarded off to another server? The real issue is with the receiving server (destination server) not being able to distinguish or not wanting to distinguish the souce of the spam and just blackisting the server that forwarded the message on.

Where are the images in relation to the folder you are displaying them from? The link to the thumbnail is >img src="../../../images/MULAY_TUNNEL-copy copy.jpg" It is looking three levels up from where the page is in a folder called images. But you have a space in the filename. While that may work on a Windows machine you will have difficulty with it on a *nix machine which is what the servers are running. Also, case matters in filenames on *nix machines. Check the error logs in cPanel as well.

Really, how hard is it to add a second, third or how ever many servers to check for email in a mail client? These users are probably not even using an email client and using a web mail interface. If they were using an email client they set it up once and it does all the checking for you in one place.

Yes, we do and there is a help page for it.

Glad you sorted it out.

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The only issue I have with Spam Karma is the theme configuration utility that came with it well not work. But I've worked around that issue by installing a test blog in another folder w/o Spam Karma installed to use the configuration utility. Then I copy the CSS file to my current blog. It's a bit of a hassle but it works. The test blog has comments turned off so I don't need to worry about Spam there.

My eyes must be bad because it looks the same to me in Firefox and IE.

Have her try another browser. If she's using IE try FF or Opera.

Welcome to the forum, =SBS=Blade

Have her delete her cookie for the board and log back in. Maybe that will clear it up.

To add a border to a table cell or image tag use: >border="1" Set "1" to the thickness of the border you want.

What kind of errors? I've been using Spam Karma since the day I found it 3 years ago and never had any errors. I did have issues with two people being blocked from commenting but once I whitelisted their IP the problems went away.

Setting up PHP to work on Windows Server 2003 PHPBuddy.com - Manually Configuring PHP for IIS Server

Teach me to answer a question I know nothing about. I don't use Dreamweaver but I thought you were asking how to make a quick modification to your site without using Dreamweaver.

Change the IP to allow field to a % and see if that works. That is a wildcard to allow any host to connect. Let us know if you still have problems.

I'm with Thomas on this one. Dump Akismet and install Spam Karma. It just works. No API key to register. Why do they make it so hard to protect yourself from Spam?

Welcome to the forums, Cokeman

Yes, just open up file manager in cPanel and browse to the file. Select it and edit it with from there.

That's all there is to it.

Welcome to the forums VeloVol Jim is correct above. Add those values to your .htaccess file and it will fix you up. By default the servers are configured to allow a 2mb file upload through PHP.

In the past they have posted information about server moves. I would expect no less this time.

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Not sure which plan you currently have but you can upgrade to any of the others simply by opening a ticket with the help desk. You can also purchase additional bandwidth as needed.