DarqFlare

beef

Ukraine

I agree. At this point, that's really the only thing I can think of as a suggestion, is making a bevy of free software installable through the CPanel...

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[is proud to show off the TCH in front of his name] Truly the best place to host at!

I tend to use PHP for everything... I tend to concur with the expression that if your index page is in PHP and everybody follows links around your site, they generally don't care what the address of the page is... I could even be www.domain.com/sub1/sub2/sub3/sub4/index_file_handler.release1.php lol...

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I do indeed like blonde jokes... I try to remember them so I can use them on my sister. lol... You know what sucks? My hairline. It cuts back in the left- and right-hand sides after the middle section... It looks like it's receding...

Nothing, Arizona

Norfolk

As a general rule, if you think something may offend somebody else... then don't post it. This thread can stay unless somebody does have a problem with it.

The webmail software runs off of the server through the domain name, but it doesn't check what address is used to access it (Ie www.domain.com/webmail). It just knows it's running off of the server, therefore you need the domain name. SquirrelMail is one of the best out there, so it's up to them to add smart thinking like that to it. To log out of webmail altogether, close all instances of the browser window that spawned the webmail access.

Welcome to the asylum-- err, family!

Twisted

Alamo

Welcome Nancy! Fine attention to detail you have. In the end, it helps us out too to notice things like that!

Always having fun!

Rock Sign It's so nice to know we're talking about the link in my signature.

The sad thing is that spam even exists. All the existance of spam does is make it tougher for us to get through our inboxes in a timely manner, because things may get listed as spam incorrectly... Have to setup the controls... Might get spam anyway... heh.

Istanbul

dork

Lesse here... I'm interested in websites, by and large. Love making them and looking at them, haha. I like computers, working on them, configuring them... Tech support too. I like soccer but don't play at the moment, love watching football (NFL), I'm very interested in my fiancee (Hehe)... Hmm... I'm interested in good food, too. Love it!

That happened to me too. It happens if you login using domain.com/webmail and not domain.com/sqmail Try using domain.com/sqmail and see if the icons appear.

Augh. lol... Well, this one worked with me... No wonder. There's a new MT version. Well, the script I wrote up works with 2.65, once I upgrade my blog to 2.66, I'll get it working with that version. Sorry, heh...

Here it is, your newly written PHP script that works -- I tested it on my own blog. ><? $host = "localhost"; $user = "USER" $pass = "PASS"; $db = "DB"; $Link = mysql_connect($host, $user, $pass); mysql_select_db($db); $DB_Result = mysql_query("select `entry_id`, `entry_created_on` from `mt_entry` where `entry_allow_comments`=1"); while($DB_Data = mysql_fetch_row($DB_Result)) { $Entry_ID = $DB_Data[0]; $Entry_Created_On = strtotime($DB_Data[1]); if(($Entry_Created_On + 604800) < time()) { mysql_query("update `mt_entry` set `entry_allow_comments`='0' where `entry_id`='$Entry_ID'"); } } mysql_close($Link); ?>