TCH-Bruce

Very good point! I have a hardwired lan at work. Would be useful there too.

Someone should suggest to Echolink to allow more ports to be open. Wireless lans are an everyday thing now.

Yes. CGI scripts run on the server. If he is not seeing the banners then he must be blocking them somehow.

Without seeing your pages I am guessing that you are using CSS for layout. So here is a suggestion to try. Just above your footer code which has to come before the <

This would be done by opening a support ticket with the help desk. You would ask them to change the supergirl.nu domain to the new domain name and then park the supergirl.nu domain on top of continuumworlds.org. You are correct that you cannot point supergirl.nu to another folder on either site unless you had a reseller account.

Have you checked the Linksys site. Maybe they have a config option you can use in thier knowledge base. I know D-Link has suggested configs for different programs.

Steve I used to think like that until I realized the only time that a backup would normally be used was if the HD crashed and needed replacing. That said, the backup on the server would be useless. But if you are going to make a bunch of changes and might possibly need a restore that's an excellent tip.

Steve, I've seen similar problems with communication software with more than one computer behind a NAT router. Can you open two more ports 5200-5201 and configure Echolink to use them on the laptop? That's the way I had to do it with another software on two machines.

Glad that it's working.

The .com file just needs to be renamed .txt and you can open it with Notepad. It will be zero size until your domain is active.

If you did a Full Backup you created a tar.gz file for download. You can ftp that file back to the root folder of the account and open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to restore it for you. It can not be done yourself. Be sure to let the techs know where you placed the file. If you chose to do a Home Backup, that you can restore through the cPanel interface. But it you choose to do a Home Backup be sure to grab backups for your databases, email aliases and filters as well so that they can also be restored. Hope that helps.

Downloaded and installed. No problems here either. Thanks Thomas. If anyone cares Trillian has released their update to 3.1 too.

If you wish to keep your information private so that when someone does a whois lookup then yes, go with the private option. It's sort of the same thing as having an unlisted telephone number. My domains are not set to be private and I've had them for years with no problems. It's purely up to you the user whether or not the information be kept private.

Welcome to the forums Casey

Welcome to the forums Pocketman. From the docs: I've never used the feature, but maybe others may have an answer for you.

Welcome to the forums Fredatuk

Welcome to the family and forums Tom!

Welcome to the forums Adam.

Your email addresses are coded wrong. They should be you\@yourdomian.ext and they\@theirdomain.ext That may be your problem. You have to escape the @ sign.

Hi Lee, welcome to the forums. bellringer is correct. You can purchase a domain name and just leave it sit without having a web site to use it with. Good to do if you want to reserve a domain name. And you can also park that domain over the domain you actually set up. Then entering either domain name will take you to the single web site. There is no charge to park a domain over an existing domain. When you purchase a hosting account you can only host 1 domain within that hosting account (excluding parking another on top of it). To host 2 domains with different content requires multiple hosting accounts or a reseller account which allows you to add as many web sites as your space allows with separate domain names.

When traveling I use SquirrelMail. Otherwise I use Thunderbird and pop my mail.

Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you. The 404 error page will not funtion properly until you access a page with your domain name.

Welcome to the forums, lcbrevard

Since these are Linux servers any files beginning with a "." are considered hidden files. You may need to adjust your FTP client to display hidden files. As for where the file goes I will make an assumption. All your domain content normally resides in the public_html folder. This is where I have my 404.htm file. Also the .htaccess line that I gave you is right out of my .htaccess file for my site. I have never tried using a .php extension for an error but I don't see why it would matter. One thing to ask is has your domain propogated yet? Not sure if that would cause an issue or not but it may.

You can create an error page in any extension if you modify your .htaccess file with a line similar to this. ErrorDocument 404 /404.htm