TCH-Bruce

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Welcome to the family! Glad you figured it out. Thanks for sharing.

It's called "phishing" and it's getting worse. I always compare the link to the actual site before clicking. See this page for more info: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/phishingalrt.htm

Welcome to the forums! Yep, a ticket to the help desk is what to do.

boar

Sometimes an extra pair of eyes helps.

michelin (the staypuff marshmello always reminded me of the michelin man! )

Wayne, Samantha's solution works perfectly. There was an extra > that I removed. Copy and paste this into your page and see if it works for you.

Welcome to the family! And your new home.

reptile

Sorry, I don't know the answer but I will move it to a more appropriate area for better exposure.

Thomas are you on any Swedish mailing lists? You may want to query them to see what software they are using.

Welcome to the forums. Yes, you can forward your parked domain address to your active domain address using cPanel's Email Forwarders. The forwarder is active as soon as you add it. However if you do not delete the parked domain's account you will still receive a copy of the email in that box as well. Don't know about changing the MX record.

Wayne, I was able to get rid of the gap at the top but not the gap at the bottom. Here is the code I used.

Moving for organization and better exposure.

Lisa, I think he wants to show regular website viewers what his mobile site looks like so that if they are interested they can view his mobile site on their phones.

Please start a new thread for new questions. Thanks.

emeralds

The highest one 1.5 Mbps Cable T1/Intranet/LAN

Glad you were able to figure it out.

pelicanlife.org is hosted here on server 75. It is registered through Tucows.

escape

Please have a look at the following post. http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...l=spam+assassin

You need to replace "cpanelname" with your user name on the server. And you don't want to write to your index.php file, you want to create the .txt file. And I did make a mistake. It should have been. $filename = "http://home/yourcpanelname/public_html/botlog.txt";

Sorry, I don't have an answer but you might want to open a help desk ticket and have one of the techs take a look for you. Use the link above.