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What Cpanel themes are available to members of TCH?

I had to search my file of emails to find the original order. Lucky, I did, because my credit card expires in Sept and my renewal is in Oct Anyway, serendiptiously my new credit card arrived in mail today, so all is updated. I'm so glad this topic came up, because the same thing would have happened to me. Just this week, I received a postcard from XM Radio, informing me that the credit card I used for my subscripton was about to expire. That is the kind of reminder to which I am referring, whether it would be initiated by TCH or the billing company makes no difference to me.

It would seem like a relatively trivial task for TCH to generate an email reminder near the expiration of the term, reminding the subscriber to check their credit card data. The return to TCH in terms of administration from not having to close/reopen accounts, respond to help tickets, etc. could justify the hassle of setting up a reminder system. Rock Sign

Well, something changed. I reuploaded everything one more time, made sure the script file was in lowercase, rentered the URL and there it was! Isn't computing wonderful! thanks for the help in getting me started on this project.

The error is a HTTP 404 error - file not found. I reuploaded everything, making sure it was in ASCII. Still get the same error. Do I need a cgi-bin directory in the root folder, or is having one in the public_html folder OK? The later is where I located the folder. Any other files necessary in the cgi-bin folder?

I'm trying to install a PERL script to operate a calendar. I've installed the program files in a folder in my "public_html/cgi-bin" directory. The name of the script is calcium39.pl. The script contents are >#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; BEGIN {$Defines::calendar_root = 'CalciumDir39';} use lib "$Defines::calendar_root"; use lib "$Defines::calendar_root/upgrades"; use Calendar::CalciumStart; CalciumStart::go; The main program folder, "CalciumDir39" is located in the cgi-bin folder. When I enter "www.****/cgi-bin/calcium39.pl" in my browser, I get a page not found error message. I did set the permissions for the folder to allow execution of the script. Anyone with any ideas where this is going wrong?

Can you briefly explain how to determine what number of hits Spam Assassin assigns to a particular email? And how to configure it to learn? I don't understand how to use these features from the Cpanel spam assassin interface. Thanks

Thanks for the explanations. Thumbs Up

What is the advantage to setting up your own Squirrelmail vs using the SquirrelMail already availabe via the CPanel?

I'm using 0.9 on XP Pro without problems. Some of the extensions, like the Googletoolbar, are great.

I am by far no authority on this issue, but in the cpanel email options under the "default address", it states that you can put the default to " :fail: no such address here" in order to have email addressed to unknowns bounced. I hope someone will confirm that this is the correct answer to your question, or submit the correct one.

RADAR Radio detecting and ranging

TANSTAAFL There ain't no such thing as a free lunch - Robert Heinlein ("The Moon is a Harsh Mistress")

Ken & Barbie

I almost forgot... Sonny & Cher

Roy Rogers & Dale Evans

death & taxes

cats & dogs

bow & arrow

Procter & Gamble

Lewis & Clark

Funk & Wagnalls

Jack & Jill

Iliad & Odyssey

Tarzan & Jane