TCH-Bruce

Forwards to aol are not permitted but a mailing list should get through. If it's not the person on aol could have their filtering set to strick to allow it to come through.

Welcome to the forums, puffer_archer

Even though the email is sent through my ISP account it still says it's coming from our domain and the return address is one of our domain addresses.

I found a response that may help over at Expert Exchange And another link about downloading your own ***** And the root for the link above Mobile Phone Development

Instead of trying to create a redirect why don't you just access it like this? >https://youTCHdomain.tld:2096/horde/index.php

I send email newsletters for work as well but I bypass my TCH domain when sending and use my ISP's SMTP server to send the messages. So far they have not capped a limit on sending. I've been pretty successful doing it this way.

Welcome to the forums rockinbassman

135 was my highest. I suck at games.

Not a problem but you can also delete your databases through cpanel as well as users you create.

eggrock, you probably have hotlink protection turned on thus not making the image avaliable to view.

If you use subdomains to do your testing you can simply remove the content of the folder and start over. Of course you can also get a reseller account which will allow you to create additional domains to play in. Or you can also remove all the content in your public_html folder and you will be back to square one.

http://www.club300.ru/public/content/media...new/cat_new.swf

Are you using email or are you using the Help Desk? If you use the help desk or live support I'm sure they will get it done for you.

Solid

Unless you have a reseller account you will not have a WHM panel. The WHM panel is the Web Host Manager that allows you to create and maintain multiple domains.

Welcome to the forums, dharmistha

Welcome to the forums Sam You may want to take a look at forum topic "Upload_max_filesize .htaccess Options". Also you need to put the .htaccess in the same folder as the calling php file.

Welcome to the forums, songbirdie

Did you upload the script in ASCII mode? Have you checked the error log on your site for the actual error?

You can only create them once per account. Check out www.hotscripts.com for other scripts you can use.

Welcome to the forums tintin

Welcome to the forum, bryangr As others have told you the email marked as spam would be collected in the spam box. However you will need to use a webmail client to view those. What I have done is leave spam box turned off and created a spam account. I then added a filter to send the tagged email to that account. This way I can check the account with any pop email client. After a while when I was satisfied the emails being tagged were truly spam (no good emails caught) I changed the filter to discard the emails marked as spam. HTH

You can also use a shared SSL on the server but the links would take on a different domain than your domain name. The links would then appear as 'https://www.sslX.com/userid/' Chcek out the SSL help pages

If your viewing audience is using IE that would be quicker.

IE6 is going to be your trouble as they (M$) are not as standards compliant as they try to let everyone believe they are.