TCH-Bruce

warning

Welcome to the family, skousen What I would do is create a single folder to load all the web content into and use cPanel's Web Protect feature on that folder. Then you can create an index.html page in your "public_html" folder that contains a link to access the web protected area. When you access the folder www.******/newfolder/ it will open a login box. You can add the login/password combinations using the web protect feature. Someone else may have a different way of doing it.

haystack

Isn't there a Select All link above the messages? (see image)

Sorry, forgot to welcome you to the family. Welcome to the family! Moving for organization.

I just tested as you have described and all the images are there for me. If you want to take them back to a regular page (not secure) change your "Home" link to http://****** instead of just "home.php"

cover

Moving for organization

cheese

I've been examining some of the raw messages that are getting through and they seem to be multi-part encoding email with text first and then HTML. When the message is displayed you only see the HTML content and I think SA is passing them through because the text portion is lowering the hit count. I could be wrong, but I think this is what's happening.

creek

rock

train

Moving for organization

This note is on the wesite link above: And the final release is still scheduled for sometime this month but no date given.

money

That is a spoofed email message commonly used to sent by and for sending viruses. Check this thread for more information.

Thanks for the explanation Glenn.

That doesn't make any sense to me. If they set up an alias it should all be going to her.name@domain.com address. There is no second box to check. What am I missing here?

Same here this morning. Guess it may have taken slightly longer than normal to propogate.

Here is a help page for Spam Assassin setup that might help?

The Server Status link above goes all the way up to server 77.

mouse (as a)

Have a look at this page on the Help site.

I believe squirrel mail uses standard port 80.