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TCH-Bruce

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  1. Looks like Snipe has a slight problem. All the articles are pointing to the same content and it's not the one she originally posted. Sorry, she will have to respond.
  2. Moving to proper forum for organization.
  3. You are correct, the index.pop files stays. I just checked mine. I don't leave mail on the server though so it is a size of 0.
  4. plane
  5. Welcome to the family, Francois! You won't be sorry you chose TCH to host your site. If you have any questions please don't be afraid to ask.
  6. Welcome to the family, Jon!
  7. Each time you access your email with a POP3 client the a .pop file (index.pop) gets created. After the messages are downloaded the index.pop file should go away. It's like a lock file.
  8. You can try that. If it doesn't work you may want to open a Help Desk ticket to support and have them take a look. Do you see any content where you insert that tag when you publish? You are publishing to the server and not just FTPing the page up, right?
  9. I also use CuteFTP, and there is a way to view the .htaccess file as well as any other hidden files. I'm using 6.0 Professional beta version, but I used to do it in previous versions, it just may be in a different menu selection. In version 6.0, go to the View menu. Select Filter. In Filter Properties, check Enable server side filtering. Then in the Remote filter box, type in -a This will make all files visible, and you can directly edit the file on the server, or transfer it to your local drive, edit it and upload it again. Thanks, Miriam but it doesn't appear to work in CuteFTP 3.5 Guess it's time to upgrade!
  10. Sorry, but I have to ask, do you have the FrontPage extensions installed on the web server?
  11. Sounds like a plan to me.
  12. cavity
  13. It was up once and taken back down. Not sure when it will be back up.
  14. Jeff, thanks for your comments. The TCH website is currently being redesigned. And a lot of what you say has been addressed. And sorry I didn't welcome you to the family in my first reply so I will do it now. Welcome to the family, Jeff!
  15. Someone that has your email address on their machine is infected with one of the many viruses out there that is spoofing your email address as the from address. Nothing you can do about it I'm afraid to say. I get them all the time. Just ignore and delete it.
  16. As the AUP says, they do not routinely monitor for violations doesn't mean that they never do.
  17. From the Acceptable Use Policy page. So to answer your question, you are not allowed to do that. You need a separate account for the second domain.
  18. Hi Laurel, You can park a second domain overtop of your main domain. They will/must both point to your entry page of your primary domain. You cannot point a top level domain name to a subdomain. When you access a subdomain, the address that appears in the brower will be subdomain.domain.com.
  19. I totally missed the "VIEW" part of your post. Sorry. As Glenn said, if you want to view that file, download it to your machine or view it with the File Manager in cPanel. To answer your question you would want to "skip it". I am assuming that Smartftp is opening the file and wants to rewrite it back to the server and the message is a warning asking if that's what you really want to do.
  20. Sorry, no I don't sorry. I don't access my .htaccess file with an FTP program. I use the cPanel File Manager to access it. Also, I use CuteFTP and it won't display files beginning with "."
  21. You can modify the MX entry through the cPanel. It's in the Email section. I have never modfied an MX entry but that's where it is.
  22. I figured that's what you were saying but wanted her to be clear that the PCMCIA card would work in the laptop.
  23. Welcome to the family, Steve. What kinds of DNS changes are you wanting to make? TCH controls the DNS name servers. All you should need to do if you are hosted with TCH is change the name servers for your domain to point to: NS1.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM NS2.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM
  24. If you make a mistake editing your .htaccess file you may not be able to access anything in your domain. That is without opening a support ticket and having one the TCH techs remove the file.
  25. I love my DLink! 614+ No problems in over a year with it.
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