TCH-Bruce

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I'd open a help desk ticket if you think it's a PHP problem but I don't think it is. I have 2 gallery2 installations on 2 different servers and they both run fine.

Thanks Thomas

Yes it should have been h*tp://Ip-number/cpanel

Well there are plenty of utilities. Spybot Search and Destroy and Microsoft's new Anti-Spyware tool are a couple I'd try. And then there is Pest Patrol and Panda Software's online scanner.

Great, glad you got it sorted.

Buy what? MT is still free.

Dave ~ is pool a sub-folder of the folder your calling php files are located in? If it is remove the leading /. Making it /pool/whatever.php is forcing it to look in the /httpdocs folder. Jayson ~ that is correct

TCH does not control what cart scripts are included with cPanel or Fantastico. If you would like this cart added cPanel and Fantastico would be the people to ask.

If you like Dansie cart download and install it on your account space. I see it's not a free cart software like OSC, Cube or Zen, but it would be possible to install on your account.

h*tp://IP-number/~account/cpanel will get you to cPanel h*ttp://IP-number and log in with your cpanel name and password should allow you to publish

If they can't spell my email address right I probably don't want their email anyway. Just my opinion so my default is set to :fail: and when they get the bounce they will figure it out.

I've found that xampp did not like the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] so I wrote my includes as Tim describes.

Set your default address in cPanel to :fail:

Sorry, can't say that I have but my g2data folder is in my root level (same as public_html).

Glad you got it solved.

Yes, if they are Blogger comments and not Haloscan.

Do you have Spam Assassin turned on for your domain? Are these coming to your real email address or just appearing in your default email account for the domain? If they are coming to your domain default email (not addressed to any email address you have set up) make sure your default email for your domain is set to :fail: and it should stop the majority of them.

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You won't believe it!

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I will leave the post but I would suggest that anyone else having an issue using the import module in Wordpress to please open help desk ticket first. The import function should work since only command line Curl is disabled and the import script does not use those type of Curl statements.

Curtis, if you would have said you had a dozen Titleist Pro-V1 balls I might have jumped at it.

This issue has been resolved and the import function works in Wordpress. Still unsure as to why it did not work the first time but only command line Curl is disabled.

On your current host set up a forward for your domain email to go to your email address from your Internet Service Provider is what Don is suggesting. This way any email sent while propagation is going on will arrive in your ISP email account.