TCH-Bruce

FYI, a subdomain is nothing more than a redirect to www.yourdomain.ext/folder

Welcome to the forums departu!

Bob, I had a chance to try the drive assignment. That worked and thanks. It was similar to what Samantha said happened to her. It assigned drive "F" to the USB drive which was already assigned to a network drive. Once I used the disk management feature to tell it to use "L" everything worked. When I clicked on my "F" drive in Windows Explorer it brought up my networked drive not the USB drive. So all is well and thanks again.

Welcome to the forums Karen and Amiya!

Welcome to the family and forums nevamore! Follow Groovyfish's directions and you will be good to go.

No, I am in the middle of two programming projects and haven't had a chance to try. Doing tech support and programming is eating up all my time.

If you are going to turn off moderation of comments I suggest that you install Spam Karma to help prevent comment spam. http://www.unknowngenius.com/blog/static/spam-karma

You can safely delete the scgi-bin folder if you do no plan on using it. scgi-bin is a secure cgi-bin folder.

Glad you have it solved.

Hi owatagal, and welcome to the fourms. Don't have an answer for you but I am sure someone will be along to answer.

Good catch Curtis!

Well, I'm lazy I guess! Actually, I've been meaning to upgrade but just haven't had the time.

Welcome to the family and forums, Jimmy!

Welcome to the family and forums Jeves!

Thanks Bob, I'll give that a try.

I have a Sony RX-755 desktop computer I use at work. It has 4 USB (1.1) ports on it. Here's the weird thing that's happening. I have a USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 flash drive. When I insert the USB 1.1 flash drive Windows XP recognizes it and assigns it a drive letter and I can use it. When I insert the USB 2.0 drive into it Windows XP recognizes it as a 2.0 device and a balloon pops up telling me that a high speed device was detected but it would function at a slower rate because the ports are not 2.0. This is all fine with one exception. It never assigns a drive letter and I have no way to access it. Any ideas as to why? I've used the same 2.0 USB drive on a Windows 98 machine with the proper drivers. Also used it on a Windows 2000 machine with 1.1 ports. I also tried 3 other USB 2.0 drives and they all get detected but no drive letter is assigned. Different manufacturers too. The machine is XP with SP1 installed. I'm stumped.

Welcome to the forums CodeMyster! Yes, you need to send the headers to get it to work.

Sorry StormSeeker, I have never played with PHPNuke either. But I'd also like to welcome you to the forums.

Welcome to the family and forums, Guy! Your iframes appear but I am blocking content from loading and see the action canceled placeholder where your content would be.

Go to a dos prompt. Click your start button, select Run and enter CMD in the box. Now you have a DOS window open. Enter tracert www.yoursite.com and hit enter

No problems loading it from Ohio. May want to run a tracert to it.

I'm curious as to why you would want this? You would not be able to have an MT installation outside of the cgi-bin folder if this were the case. It is an apache configuration setting I believe so you would not have access to change it. Only the support staff would. Unless there was an .htaccess setting you could change.

Moved for organization

Here or on your own server?

Welcome to the forums Daniel Slatkin!