TCH-Bruce

I've helped all I can without being able to log into your cpanel and look. Please open a Help Desk ticket to support (link above) and one of the techs will have a look. Thanks.

Have you added any email accounts? You did nothing wrong by putting :blackhole: in the right box. What that will do is if someone emails whoever@****** and "whoever" does not exist then the mail will be discarded. You should create an email account for yourself and anyone else that you want to have an email address with your domain address. Go to the Manage Accounts screen. You will see a main account which is the one assigned when you signed up with TCH and should be the same as your cpanel login. Select Add Account and enter a name in the left box, the right box will contain your domain name. Then add a password. Then enter the quota allowed for this account. Then select Create to add it. Now you should be able to send email to that account and receive it.

You might try turning off Anonymous login if it's turned on in cPanel. Go into Anonymous setup and make sure the check boxes are unchecked and see if that helps.

No, what I meant was can you access your domain information where you tell it what DNS servers to point to? If so, you just change the pointers that it is currently using to point to the TCH servers.

If you have access to the DNS servers you will need to point them to ns1.totalchoicehosting.com and ns2.totalchoicehosting.com. You will also need to open a help desk ticket to support (link above) and request that they park the .org domain on your .com domain.

Forgot to move this thread to proper forum moving now.

Welcome to the family, blacksmith! The address you give at the top of cpanel is for TCH to contact you. When you say you set up blackhole, what did you do exactly? Did you enter :blackhole: as the default address for all mail directed to your domain for which no email address is set up? Have you created any email accounts?

Happy St Patrick's Day! Don't drink too much GREEN beer today!

You can check out this Help page for help with that.

"omgn" = "oh my god, no!"

In *nix versions of grep you could use the following: grep -e pattern_match -e pattern_match -e pattern_match Not sure if that utility follows the *nix grep or not, but might be worth a try.

Please take a look at at this post http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=8239

Ty, Give this a try http://www.wingrep.com/

From the above site:

That server is located in Texas (EV1 center). You may submit a help ticket to ask about the change to cpanel.

Welcome to the family, casey! What version of CuteFTP are you using? Can you provide a screen shot of what you are referring to?

I ran the same test on my site with the same results. However this isn't going to help us. Since the DNS report is from the server you ran it on. The trace route really needs to be done from the machine that cannot access your site.

Wayne, Are the users getting errors viewing your site or just can't access your site? DNS you have no real control over. It usually takes 24 to 72 hours for propgation to occur. If it's been longer than that and your users still can't access your site, then something else is at play here. You can have them do a trace route to your site and post it here and then possibly it can be determined where the problem is. To have them run a trace route have them open a DOS window and type in the following: tracert {your domain name}

Yes, I see the same results in my File manager too, but the images are there and display properly on the web pages. This is something cpanel will have to fix (I think).

Hi, you can find the backup schedule on the TCH Help Site. The link (Current Server Backup Schedule) is at the lower left section of the page. Also, moved post for organization.

I'm not sure the cpanel upload will upload the file in ASCII or not. Like Ty says, use an FTP client and force it to upload in ASCII. I also failed to mention the last config section where you edit in the extensions of the files you will allow to be uploaded. Make sure the file's extension you are uploading is included in the upload.cgi on a separate line.

Ok, I've just uploaded and tested it and it works great. Modify the upload.cgi file for the following fields. $dir = "/home/(cpanel login)/{path-to-upload-folder}"; where you replace (cpanel login) with your login and replace {path-to-upload-folder} with where you intend the uploads to go like "public_html/uploads" $folder = "http://www.******/{upload folder}/"; Where you replace YOURDOMAIN with your domain name and {upload folder} with the folder you create to upload into $max = 200; With how big a file in kilobytes you will allow $domain = "YOURDOMAIN"; Enter your domain for YOURDOMAIN $notify = 'YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS'; Enter your email address That's all that needs modified in the upload.cgi script. Save it and upload it to your cgi-bin folder and change file permissions to 755 Now modify the demo.html file and modify the path to the upload.cgi file form action="http://www.******/cgi-bin/upload.cgi" Now save and upload that file to your webspace. Now create the folder you told the script to use in the proper path on the server. I created an uploads folder in my public_html folder and changed the permissions of the folder to 777. Test the script it should work. If you did all that, did you upload the upload.cgi file in ASCII mode or Binary? It must be uploaded in ASCII mode for it to work.

Well, I've scanned my XP machine and although the 'system' font is available for use, there doesn't appear to be a font file associated with it. So that would lead me to believe that it is embedded into Windows.

These posts were merged because they were identical. Please do not double post. All posts are read. Give someone some time to respond. Thank you.