TCH-Bruce

I received over 120 in an 8-hour period. Wonder how many the account will collect overnight.

Welcome to the forums sleazy Good luck with it!

You upload it to the cgi-bin folder of your site with an FTP program or the File Manager in cPanel. Most cgi scripts are in text format and should be uploaded in ASCII mode. To make the script executable the permissions must be changed to 755 (-rwxr-xr-x)

My virus definitions this morning is catching the attachment. Everyone make sure your virus definitions are up to date!

Yes, if you are not on a Reseller Server you access the shared SSL like this. https://serverXX.totalchoicehosting.com/your-cpanel-login/path-to-file The "XX" would be your server number.

BoxTrapper has been removed from most servers and should be removed from yours as well. BoxTrapper causes heavy loads on the server and that is the reason it's being removed.

Spam Assassin nor Box Trapper will protect your site if you have a contact form script that can be compromised. There has been plenty of talk on the forums of insecure form scripts. If your script will allow an email header injection then people can send SPAM through it. Spam Assassin will only block mail coming to your domain not mail going out.

I've been getting these all day long. I just didn't have time to do any research. Thanks Curtis!

Unless the extenstions are installed you cannot publish with FrontPage unless you use FTP. So yes, I am saying that if they are installed they will do no harm to the rest of your site. If you don't use FP then you really don't need the added folders the extensions create.

I don't know of a way to do that. But you don't have to use the FP extensions on the rest of your site. In cPanel there is only an option to add or remove the extensions.

When you open the ticket ask the help desk to park the domain on your current account.

For anyone else that may need to know it's created like this: ><a href="mailto:your-email-address">Email me</a> While this approach works it exposes your email address to the world. And we all know what comes next, right? All the SPAM you can read.

miles

Good to know, thanks for the info. I have a problem with trying to reinvent the wheel and thus the suggestion.

Greg, you can go to the IrfanView site and select the History link to see what's changed since 3.70 which is quite a bit.

I wasn't suggesting resizing the image. For that I would have recommended IrfanView.

Many programs will allow you to reduce the size of an image by reducing the quality slightly. Programs like Paint Shop Pro have an export option for the web which will shrink the image size considerably while leaving the photo relatively the same.

Yeah Dick! It's 100% faster than it was! Thanks

Done yet? The server is quite a bit quicker now.

Thanks Bill! I won the moment I moved my sites to TCH!

Thanks for the review Bradley. I too agree about other hosts charging more for less and that's why I am here.

I see you have it sorted out You are missing an image or the reference to the image is incorrect on you page though. Might want to take a look at that. Your image links on some of the other pages are not displaying either. Remember you are running on a *nix system and case (filenames upper/lower) does matter.

Why don't you just use xcopy to make your backup?

Welcome to the forums ValTodorov Please open a ticket with the help desk. They will be able to help you out. Link at top of page. The mods don't have access to the servers or your account. And the techs don't frequent the forums.

Thanks for the link Raul!