TCH-Bruce

Portable Thunderbird on a USB flash drive. I take mine everywhere.

Yes, a good POP3 or IMAP client. Thunderbird comes to mind.

You should be able to add a Redirect to your .htaccess file to do what you want. >Redirect www.domain.com/music.htm journal.domain.com/thisthat.htm You can also use the redirect function in cPanel to do what you need.

Welcome to the forums GS3

Thanks Thomas

But Thomas, you can use the editor in File Manager to edit the file. No need to download it.

Nicely done. Merry Christmas Dave!

NORAD Santa Tracker

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Peter is correct, use the editor in File Manager to edit the file. No need to download it. As Thomas says if you've added an address to the SA black-list you will see the format in the file. If you haven't the format is as such: blacklist_from email_address You can use wild cards to block an entire domain blacklist_from *@domain.ext

If you are having a problem, open a ticket.

Thanks Thomas

This is a Wordpress issue. I use Wordpress and hate this change. I have since resorted to using an FTP client to upload my images. Only one folder needs the 777 permissions and that is your upload folder. Changing all your folder permissions to 777 is just asking for trouble. Go into your admin interface for Wordpress, then select Options and then Miscellaneous. Find out what folder is being used for uploads, the default is wp-content/uploads but you can change it. Under the path to upload is a check box to Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders. If you want your images organized check the box. Then using either the File Manager or an FTP client make sure the root image folder (uploads inside the wp-content folder in this example) is set to 777 permissions. You will then be able to upload through the WP interface.

Must be the holidays

I believe the one in Horde is for the email address you are accessing Horde with. The one in cPanel under Spam Assassin would be for the entire domain. You can also just edit the file directly. It is located in the .spamassassin folder of your domain and the file is called user_prefs This will work provided Spam Assassin is turned on.

There is only one configuration file for spam assassin per domain so blacklisting an email address will black list it for the entire domain.

Glad they made it down safely.

bath

There is no outgoing file limit imposed but there could be a limit on the size of file the intended receipient can receive. 14MB is in my opinion too large to send via email and if someone sent me a file that large I would hunt them down and hurt them. Whether I wanted the attachment or not. A good suggestion would be to upload the file to your web space and send the receipient an email with a link to download the file.

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Thanks Thomas

There doesn't appear to be much in the way of documentation for Horde. But there is a Horde FAQ.

Maybe if you explained what type of problems you've had in the past we can offer you an answer to your query. If you purchase a hosting account here at TCH you will not be placed on the machine that hosts totalchoicehosting.com so running DNS tests to that server really is of no use. I too am a customer here and have had sites hosted here for four years. I've never had any major problems with any of my sites and they are always reachable.

Welcome to the forums Walle Link works for me