savage3e

Ah. Very good, then. Thanks.

A forum search didn't turn up anything for me, so I thought I'd ask and hope that I didn't just miss something. As a part of my reseller package, my wife is setting up a WordPress install and wants an SSL certificate to avoid Chrome's "unsafe" warning. I've enabled Let's Encrypt and gone through Really Simple SSL's activation wizard, but received the following message: "Your hosting environment does not allow automatic SSL installation. Please complete manually You can follow these instructions. After completing the installation, you can continue to the next step to complete your configuration." But I cannot find any instructions at the links provided. I have downloaded the CRT, KEY, and CABUNDLE, but I cannot find where to upload them now. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

It is just that easy, isn't it? I skipped right over those auto-filled fields. Thanks Bruce.

So I've been having trouble accessing my websites or email accounts for three days and have finally opened a Help Desk Ticket. However, the default email address associated with the hosting account that I used to open the Help Desk Ticket is also hosted here at TCH and is also unreachable. I cannot get into CPanel to change my contact address (learned my lesson there ), nor can I access my current email account to get the Help Desk Ticket Key needed to see any responses to my Help Desk Ticket. So I seem to be stuck in a vicious little circle here. Can anybody point me to a place where I can get the Ticket Key so I can try to get the rest of these issues resolved? Thanks in advance.

Bummer. Thanks for the help.

Yeah, I usually do that too. I just thought the CPanel option might be less time-intensive, unless I need to move everything by hand, that is.

So I was going to use the handy PHP-Nuke installer in CPanel to set up a new domain as a PHP-Nuke site, but it looks as though I cannot use the installer to install to the root directory. Does anyone know the easiest way to make that happen? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for that.

So if my existing mailing list (2-ish years) and my new mailing list (1 week or so) are still having troubles and apparently receiving or sending no emails should I simply open a help desk ticket? Thanks.

Looks like its something my ISP has recently put in place. I'm not sure what the benefit of such a thing would be, but at least there's one question answered. Also, email from the troubled domain has begun flowing to my desktop again. I'm not sure what caused the problem in the first place, nor am I sure why its suddenly working again. Hopefully this won't continue for too much longer, since the "outages" are getting lengthier each day. Thanks guys.

Well, I guess that's not the problem then. Thanks.

Logging in to my Network Solutions Account Manager I see that all of my domains are set up with NS1.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM as Name Server 1 and NS2.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM as Name Server 2. Should these be switched, or is the whois reporting erroneously? That's what I was afraid of. Is it at least weird that only one account out of seven is having this issue?

I've seen a few posters having problems similar to mine, and have tried looking into their solutions with no luck. So I figured I'd post here and see if you guys could lend me a hand as well. I'm currently pulling email from 7 different domains all hosted on Server39. 1 domain is accessed through Outlook Express; 1 domain is accessed through Mozilla; 1 domain is accessed through Thunderbird; and 4 domains are accessed through Outlook. Over the past week or so one specific domain (savagegames.org, which is one of 4 accessed through Outlook) has experienced more downtime than not. I can access the remaining 6 domain's email without difficulty but get frequent errors when attempting to access this domain's email. >Error as follows: Unable to connect to the server: (Account: 'SavageGames Mail', POP3 Server: 'mail.savagegames.org', Error Number: 0x800ccc0e). I cannot ping any of these 7 domains locally, nor can I trace route to them. Ted's Webtools shows that each domain has the same statistics; irresolvable at 3 US NameServers and their related MX Servers. However, I can access all 7 domains from each of 5 machines on my local network via web browser, and can access webmail for all 7, including the domain that returns errors within Outlook. I have made no changes to the domain in question since becoming a TCH customer in October of 2003 and have had no email problems until this past week. The domain is not due for renewal for nearly a year, and shows the proper name servers on file with the registrar (Network Solutions). All that said, can you guys see any reason why this would be happening or any means of fixing this issue? Thanks in advance.

Thanks Lisa. I'll give that a shot. UPDATE: From the Tech Support Guys: There was a problem with mysql to connect as root on the server which was giving the issues. And that fixed it. In about an hour. Not a bad turn around. Rock Sign

I've done this before. Created databases and users in cPanel. Never a problem. However, I have not done this since the snazzy new cPanel showed up, but I figured it should work the same since it appears only the initial interface has changed. So I login to cPanel, select MySQL Databases, only to find that none of my previously made users or databases show up. "Okay, whatever" I think to myself, "I'm making a new database anyway". So I enter the new database name in the Db: field, press the Add Db button, and I get a screen telling me the database has been successfully created. I go back to the main screen and add a user. That seems to work as well. However, on the primary MySQL Account Maintenance page, neither the newly created database or user show up. "Odd" I say aloud. "Perhaps I'll try phpMyAdmin." Now phpMyAdmin sees my two in-use databases that cPanel seemed to miss, so I'm feeling pretty good about being here. I attempt to create the new database in the default Create New Database field only to be taken to a page that tells me the following (noting that names have been changed to protect the innocent): >#1044 - Access denied for user: '???????@localhost' to database '???????_nuke' Trying to log out of phpMyAdmin after failing miserably to create the database gives me Wrong username/password. Access denied. So what am I doing wrong? I'm thinking either something has changed that I've overlooked, or I've lost my mind. Or perhaps both. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.