TCH-Bruce

Works pretty much by just enabling it through cPanel. And we have a setup that's been working for lots of folks. You can read about it here: Filtering with Spam Assassin

OK, I did a little better. 1215.04

Thanks for the kind words. And welcome to the family!

From this page: http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/12/18/dive-into-xml.html This page also has information on the different formats of RSS. Moveable Type creates several index files for RSS feeds. atom.xml index.rdf index.xml You would need a news aggregator to display the content properly. I use Abilon (Windows only and free) for my aggregator.

Another great time waster! Best I could do was 382

The only other suggestion I can make is to open a Help Desk ticket (link above) and have one of the techs have a look.

Excuse me for asking but what are the permissions of the cgi-bin folder in the public_html folder? And you have not web protected the cgi-bin folder have you? The permissions of the cgi-folder should be 755

I just did a whois on shescape.net and get good results.

Totally awesome! Thumbs Up

Sorry Sam didn't see it. There is a separate section in the upload.cgi script where you add the extensions. One per line like this.

But he said: And that was the basis for my response.

You want to create a folder in the public_html folder. The public_ftp folder is pretty much useless since anonymous FTP is no longer allowed.

I do not have the American Classic font and my browser is set to display Arial as the default font.

Fonts are stored in the Windows/Fonts folder. That's where it would normally be if it's installed. Use Windows Explorer and go to the Windows folder and then the fonts folder.

And the second one

Here's what I see at the first one.

I looked at the source of your pages and it does indeed reference the American Classic font. But as Jim says, if that font is not installed on someone else's computer and they access your page it will display in what ever default font they have chosen to view pages with. Some people also override the browser to display in only one font.

Not a problem.

I don't think so since the domain name will not reslove. I could be wrong.

No you may not. From the Acceptable Use Policy page.

Any of the hosting plans will support the requirements. It is a question of the amount of resources this will use as to whether or not it can be hosted on a shared server.

In cPanel create an ftp user and assign the path to the folder you will allow access. They will only be able to navigate from the folder you specify down, not up. For an HTML upload script have a look at this thread.

Can you post a link to the form?

Don, you are correct.

Glad you got it working! Thumbs Up Welcome to the family!