TCH-Bruce

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Thanks for the correction David. I haven't used MT since 2.66

Welcome to the forums Moondawg You can start by reading through this post

chocolate

Welcome to the forums fly.cub And Kelly is correct, uncomment the localhost line.

Another happy ending

Mars

Glad you got it working.

Welcome to the forums scsteve

In your second test you have ><form action="dodosmail.php" method="POST" class="theform"> If this one is not working it is looking for the "dodosmail.php" file in the same folder as the test.html file.

Welcome to the forums Rich I don't use either but I am sure both work given that many customers here are using them. I'm sure someone will be along to offer some guidance. I looked at the source to the first form link you provided and this link will not work at all since Formmail.cgi has been blocked on the servers. ><form action="h*tp://www.basementwaste.com/cgi-sys/FormMail.cgi" method="POST"> Second the folder it used to be in is "cgi-bin".

Next choice would be a semi-dedicated server.

Dave, you can upgrade your plan to the next available plan. Open a help desk ticket to support (link above) and they will take care of it for you.

Sorry Paul, I should have been more clear. Yes, your Firefox profile which you have already figured out.

This has happened to me on more than one occasion. The only thing I was able to do was totally remove Firefox from my machine and reinstall it. Had to remove my profile too. I found the offending extension that was causing it and no longer use it, but for the life of me I can't remember which one it was. I believe it was the search status extension.

By in the body of the email are you referring to a link to download it? The only thing I know to prevent you from downloading something like that would be to put an email scanner between your email client and the server. One that can scan the body of the message. I use K9 that uses bayesian filtering that you can train to some extent on what to block.

Welcome to the forums krull212. Maybe one of our users will have a suggestion for you. Have you tried the Microsoft newsgroups?

If they are in the body and not an attachment they will not be blocked.

Welcome to the family Staci!

Welcome to the family and forums gameaholix

Spam Karma, I use it! Works great. SK does not send anything back to the spammer it just blocks them and tells you which ones it killed. It uses several reverse DNS lookups and known spammer blacklists to do it's blocking. As David has said the only way to stop it is to disable comments and track backs.

Glad you sorted it out.

Does the script run from a broswer?

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Both of those links bring up a 404 error.