borfast
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Hi thapliyal, and welcome to the forums! Unfortunately, I don't know how to help you because I don't use Movable Type but we have many MT users here on the forusm, so hold on and I'm sure someone will be able to help you I'm moving your post to a more appropriate section of the forums, to expose it to the people with the knowledge and for better organization
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Glad you fixed it! I'm moving your post for organization
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Welcome to the forums You can also try Gallery.
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I'd recommend the sendmail option. Less trouble for you and faster, too. If you go with the SMTP option, theoretically, you should only have to "Use SMTP Authentication.
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Welcome to the family, Kisler! If you need anything, just ask
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I even got some Portuguese words out of it but still no complete sentence...
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Welcome to the family, hbcrosby! Are you sure you're using the correct database name and username? The database name should be in the form of "yourcpanelusername_databasename" and yourusername in the form of "yourcpanelusername_database_username". That's a common mistake when people are not used to this kind of nomenclature.
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Nice work, Anderson And thanks for the update By the way, I forgot to write this joke on my previous post: So you're using Linux... I see you have chosen to take the red pill, Mr. Anderson. Good choice.
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Welcome to the family, Polat. And I also agree with Bruce's suggestion: try UFM!
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Depending on your Linux distribution, there may be some pre-configured packages available. For instance, I use Fedora Core and it has Sendmail all ready to go. I use it as the default mail delivery method most of the time. Also, using it is really really simple, there are lots of tutorials around on the web, so if you decide to go that way, it won't be that hard, don't worry Anyway, good luck and let me know how it goes
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Anderson, I don't think I have welcomed you to the family, so... welcome aboard! As for the problem you're experiencing, that's probably due to the fact that TCH sets the mail servers' security to not allow spammers to use them as relays. I'm not 100% sure about this but logging in via SMTP should be enough to prevent that but I do know that sometimes, ISPs force people to log in to their POP3 accounts before allowing them to use SMTP to send messages, so perhaps if you login into your POP account before logging into SMTP will do the trick. Also, here's a suggestion: Although completely possible, it's not usual to use Perl under a Windows environment (and even less to code scripts), so assuming you're using some form of Unix operating system, why don't you install Sendmail and use it to send e-mail?
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Here's something for you to play with (assuming the hex codes is the right way to go): an HTML/PHP page that writes out the printable ASCII characters (codes 32 through 126), the original string, the same string with all the values converted to their decimal equivalents and then all the possible strings by using Caesar's cipher - it's an encryption method used by the Roman Emperor, Caesar, to send messages to his generals. The encryption algorithm is very simple, consisting of assigning a decimal value to each letter of the alphabet (in our case, the ASCII character set) and then shifting that value by some value. Feel free to improve it ><html> <body> <strong>Printable ASCII characters and their respective integer values</strong> <table style="border: 1px solid black;"> <tr> <?php for($i = 32; $i < 62; $i++) echo " <td style='background: yellow;'>$i</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 32; $i < 62; $i++) echo " <td>".chr($i)."</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 63; $i < 93; $i++) echo " <td style='background: yellow;'>$i</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 63; $i < 93; $i++) echo " <td>".chr($i)."</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 94; $i < 124; $i++) echo " <td style='background: yellow;'>$i</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 94; $i < 124; $i++) echo " <td>".chr($i)."</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 125; $i < 127; $i++) echo " <td style='background: yellow;'>$i</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; for($i = 125; $i < 127; $i++) echo " <td>".chr($i)."</td>"; echo " </tr><tr>"; ?> </tr> </table> <br /><br /> <?php $string = "42-6E-6C-75-76-63-71-68-70-22-68-78-21-6B-71-77-62-70-6C-76-66-22-6C-79-64-77-71-68-76-6F-23-69-74-76-2F"; echo "<strong>Original (hexadecimal?) string:</strong><br />".$string."<br /><br />"; // Convert from hexadecimal to decimal echo "<strong>Original string converted to decimal values:</strong><br />"; $string = explode("-", $string); $dec_string = array(); foreach($string as $value) array_push($dec_string, hexdec($value)); foreach($dec_string as $value) echo $value."-"; echo "<br /><br />"; // Convert to text echo "<strong>Strings by 'shifting' each character code by <delta>:</strong><br />"; echo "<table><tr><td>Char code</td>"; foreach($dec_string as $value) echo "<td style='background: orange;'>".$value."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; for($i = 0; $i <= 94; $i++) { echo "<tr><td>Delta = ".$i.":</td>"; foreach($dec_string as $value) { $value -= $i; while($value < 32) $value = 126 - (31 - $value); $color = ($i%2 == 0)? "lightblue" : "yellow"; echo "<td style='background: $color;'>".htmlentities(chr($value))."</td>"; } echo "</tr>"; } echo "</table>"; ?> </body> </html>
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Ray, if it helps you can also talk to Portuguese and Swedish people Seriously, we all speak English without a problem, so don't worry about that
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Robert, can you give us some clues? Like... are those hexadecimal values? I suppose they are, because there's no letter above F...
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Argh! Another cipher! Now I hate both you and Rob, 'cause I can't resist these things and I spend way more time than I should trying to break them! I never got Rob's, though...
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Thanks - Very Smooth Getting Started!
borfast replied to seestone's topic in Reviews of TotalChoice Hosting
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Welcome to the family, sighmetal
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Answering your questions in reverse order... E - I don't think so. Unless you try to access something via http://subdomain.domain.com D - If you want to use the absolute URL then you must use the http:// C - That would work but you'll need to use http:// in the beggining of the URL (see D) B - Same as C A - Ah, the complicated one, finally: No. Seriously, this is the most complex one to answer. Read my post about why using include("http://somedomain.com/include.php") will not work.
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Seems I missed your post... sorry I suppose you don't need help with this anymore, since it's been such a long time but here's my answer, anyway: no, the fact that --enable-trans-sid is not enabled on the configuration is not a reason for the server to spit out an "Internal Server Error" message. If you need the trans_sid configuration directive turned on, you can put this in .htaccess: php_flag session.use_trans_sid on or call ini_set in your PHP script: ini_set("session.use_trans_sid", "1");
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Yep, Firefox does use a lot of memory. I still like that better than having my computer open wide to the world, though Robert, you're probably right, it could be a problem with some extension. If you have the time & patience, you could search the web about other reports of similar problems with some of the extensions you had installed and now don't. Maybe you could find the source of the problem.
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Email -- Thunderbird And Certificate Error
borfast replied to lomn's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
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Greetings from Portugal, Stefan! And welcome to the forums! If you need anything, just ask
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I agree with Lisa: go with XHTML. I also suggest you look at HTML Tidy to convert all your code into XHTML.
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Wow, sorry your post has gone by unanswered, David! We usually answer every single post but it seems yours slipped through our fingers. Sorry... If you need anything else, just ask! By the way, I don't think I have officially welcomed you to the family, so... Welcome!!
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He Does Something Good With The Money Anyway :)
borfast replied to TCH-Thomas's topic in Open Discussion
Yes, Gates is a very generous man, despite his business tactics. And that slashdot story could have been good if the submitter didn't include that flame bait at the end... I saw that earlier today and it filled up to the roof with flame wars... :\