TCH-Bruce

Soldier

I updated the link in Dick's post.

Welcome to the forum rowan

Welcome to the forums glodilox You are referencing a working draft model. This is for the CSS 2.1 specification and not all browsers will recognize it yet.

When you use Squirrel Mail it will only access a single accounts email folders. using Horde after selecting the main account and you can see every email folder created in your domain and subdomains.

Also looking at the whois information you have 4 DNS servers listet. 2 are correct and 2 are wrong. Remove the DNS3 and DNS4 names.

Colt

I had the same problem. Dick showed me a trick. Go into cPanel, select Manage Accounts then select Read Webmail for the Main account. Choose to read with Horde. This will allow you to access all mail folders for your domain. You can delete the offending email that way. What I had found was an email box for myself and then another under my domain name folder. Apparently what happens is cPanel creates mail boxes without creating a domain folder and then when you add a subdomain it creates the domain folder and new mail boxes. HTH

Rifle

Hey, glad it's working for you!

From looking at what's needed to run Nucleus it should run fine here at TCH. Their installation instructions even include screen shots of how to create the MySQL database in cPanel before installation.

Jim, if you think there is a problem with the server open a help desk ticket. The techs don't frequent the forums and the mods don't have access to the servers or your account. Have you tried rebuilding the database?

I don't know if there is a limit on outgoing email but the receiving end may have one. Put the file on your web space with an FTP client and send an email with the link to download it to the person you are sending.

Also, when a blog or cms send a page to the browser it looks like a static page (view source) but the content was created on the fly from a database.

I don't know that you can. But blogs can be created to look exactly like the site you linked too. Or other content management systems can do the same thing. If you are dealing with static HTML pages it will be a lot of work but with PHP and MySQL which most CMS and blog software are written in it's easier since the content is dynamic. You create templates and use PHP to make the SQL calls to a database to display content.

Well that's a standard feature of most blogging software. What you see on the main page is an exceprt of the story and the link [full story] takes you to the individual post.

Pendulum (It was Shelly Long)

You have a private message.

Welcome to the forums, mr_vindictive Thanks for the info.

Welcome to the forums kcaysoc Actually the help desk can duplicate the site for you by doing a cpanel transfer to the new account and then you can clear out the one you are going to leave behind. You should be able to transfer the account to someone else but you would have to go through the help desk to have it done. Link to the help desk is at top of page.

Welcome to the forums jbrechtel You can also check out www.hotscripts.com and see if there is something more to your liking.

Wabbit (rabbit)

Welcome to the forums Mckin cPanel 10.x is installed on the servers.

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