orangechicken

From either webmail or Outlook, server4's mail capabilities seem to be down. In webmail (Horde), when it gets to inbox page it just never comes back. Same type of behavior from Outlook. At first I thought it was simply an Outlook issue so I tried webmail. I can log in and everything (both in sqmail and horde) but I can never see the inbox. Any ideas? -chicken

What's considered night? You guys are CST, right? Are these going to be weekend nights? Just trying to get more information for people.

And how do we change the skin?

How much does it cost for dedicated SSL? For instance, I have a customer that has already purchased their certificate from Verisign - what are the next steps to implementing SSL on their site?

Quick answers: You can't modify the php.ini fiile. GD support is installed by default and GD2 support is available. You may be able to dl() a library. A tech will let you know.

Heya, (Thanks to my nagging) GD2 support is available, but you'll have to submit a help desk request to have it installed as it's not yet part of a standard install for them. I believe that GD 1.8 is standard though so if you don't need the True Color capabilities of GD2 you should be fine with what is already available to you.

I believe that it's 4.2.3. TotalChoice is great about keeping up to date on major technologies.

Yes on both, I believe. 1) You can link to images on your site from other sites (ie. Ebay or the ***** forums) 2) For both incoming and outgoing mail you should point Outlook Express to the mail server at your domain: mail.<your domain>. For example: mail.orangechicken.com HTH

What was the site again, sodbayar? Maybe we can help if we can see the error message.

Have you figured this out yet, sodbayar? It sounds like you already created the subdomain, now all that remains is to upload content to the /subdomain directory under /public_html.

Patience Young Grasshopper. It takes time for DNS propagation (which shares the actual address of your domain name). So until that takes place, no one's computer knows where to look for sbmgl.com. The process usually takes 24-72 hours. In fact, it looks like ATTBI's DNS servers have the correct address for you now and I can view your site. Congratulations and welcome to the SNH family!

If you go to your CPanel there should be an icon or link that says something like 'Password Protection'. The interface for the password protection is kinda weird and takes a little getting used to. Basically, you click the *icon* of the folder to navigate and the *name* of the folder to bring up it's protection options. First add a user (make sure you put both the name and the password - the interface for changing user passwords later is worse (at least in Mozilla, maybe it's different in IE?). Once you have entered a user you can enter a name for the 'Protected Resource' (i.e. My Subdomain Protection) and check the box 'Folder requires a password to access via http:/' That should do it for the protection. Oh, BTW the interface problems are not *****'s fault, it's the issue of CPanel's creators. HTH,

They can definitely host it. -BUT- this doesn't take the burden off of you to build your commerce platform. Whether you choose to DIY or use a more sophisticated (preferrably open-source) ecommerce platform like osCommerce (http://www.oscommerce.com) is up to you. You will still have to set up a merchant account, an account with a payment gateway (like iTransact or Authorize.net), and purchase an SSL certificate. There are many steps to building an ecommerce web site, my friend. ***** will host it for you quite wonderfully so check that off the TODO list!

Shell accounts are not available by default. I believe there's a possibility on a case-by-case basis - but only for extremely good reasons I'd think. Head Guru will give a definitive answer.

I don't believe so. What you could do is when you purchase the second domain you could have them set up domain forwarding and forward it to your real domain. I just don't think SNH allows for multiple domains to be parked on the same account - they have reseller accounts for that. Head Guru or someone else around here will be able to give you a definitive answer.

No problem. Let us know if it works!

I couldn't see where you were trying to sort anything. You're using HTML and the form gets sent to FormMail.cgi. Maybe if you gave me some more specifics on the problem I could be of some help.

Thanks for the WDDX Bill!! See what nagging can get you? WAIT... forget I said that everyone.

Well, for future knowledge, the href of each area can point to javascript functions (which is how you normally pop up a new window of a specifc size). So, re-using some of your code, it would look something like this: ><script type="text/javascript"> function popUp( url, width, height ){ // code to do pop up here } </script> <IMG SRC="http://www.camppain.com/pictures/campblackbg900.jpg" USEMAP="#campblackbg900.jpg" WIDTH=900 HEIGHT=675 BORDER=0> <MAP NAME="campblackbg900.jpg"> <AREA SHAPE=RECT COORDS="260,12,351,41" HREF="javascript:popUp('http://www.camppain.com/interview.html', 800, 600);" ALT="interview" OnMouseOver="window.status='read the interview'; return true"> </MAP> Noticed how I change the HREF to use the added javascript function? (I also removed the TARGET attribute because it's unnecessary and could cause problems). HTH

And I think y'all can thank my naggin' I AM A SPAMMER for getting GD2 compiled on server4. Seriously though, SNH rocks and the support here is incredible! Best ever. Slobberingly happy, chicken

Make sure you have Spam Assassin enabled in your Cpanel. Then just make a nice filter/rule in your email client to move those marked as spam (they'll be very apparent) to the trash. It's quite accurate.

You can use Paypal's fake credit card feature, I believe, to pay via credit card here. Head Guru or someone will be able to give you a yes/no on accepting Paypal directly. -chicken

You're going to want to use an .htaccess file. Someone else on here more familiar with the cpanel application will be able to tell you how much you can do with it to manipulate the .htaccess file. But, you can just log in with an ftp client (like CuteFTP) and either edit the file directly on the server or download it and edit it locally (and then re-upload it). I found a good resource at this link. -chicken

If you go to your mysql manager in your cpanel it will display the PHP code necessary to connect to your database. It's very handy! -chicken