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Welcome aboard, Alan. Glad to have you with us Thumbs Up If you need anything, just ask

Glad you solved the problem, Monica

Yes, it's Symantec Winfax, my mistake, sorry I asked because I think I remember another program called Winfax... but maybe it's the same thing

That means that the system keeps information about each user in more than one table. You need to find which tables it uses and delete all the references to the users you removed. As a starting point, you already know that ibf_members (the one you mentioned) and ibf_member_extra (the table where the error is occurring) contain member information. If there are any other tables containing members data, it's probably named "ibf_member_something".

I'm not sure about the implementation details, nor the ability to manage quotas or the index as root path. I do know that in order to rename some folders, I had to create new folders for Trash, Drafts and Sent-mail, log into squirrel mail, tell it to use the new folders as the default for deleted messages, drafts and sent messages. Then I deleted the "old" folders and fired up Thunderbird, which automatically detected the changes. As for the sub-folders, I can't seem to be able to create them from Thunderbird, either. I don't think I tried creating them from within squirrelmail.

Bruce, is that Norton Winfax? I also like that one (for Windows). I think it's the only Symantec program that I allow to run on the computers I'm responsible for

Glad you got it working If you need anything else, you know where to ask for help

Betty, try SmartFTP (assuming you're using Windows). Also, moving for organization.

http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/11/1...4&tid=217&tid=1

No problem, Jorge And as Thomas said, we have a lot of Coppermine users here - actually, we have a lot of "everything" users here, so anything you need, just ask By the way, are you Portuguese? Spanish?

Sorry for taking a while, dinner was waiting That link should get you started. You basically need to edit the HTML code in order to get it done. I can't help you much more than that, since I'm not a Gallery user myself but if you need it, I can download it and take a look

You should use the same server address both for POP and IMAP access: mail.******

Well, unfortunately, 755 won't work, because that means only your user will have write access to the directory but since PHP/Apache are running under another user, they won't be able to write to the directory, which is not what you want. The other solution I proposed above also has the disadvantage that anyone could *theoretically* delete any file that has group-write permissions. I say theoretically because it's quite hard for someone to do that, since they need to know the username of another user on the same server, which is not publicly available. Besides, I believe TCH has recently activated some configuration options in PHP that make this even harder. In practice, I don't think we have ever assisted a situation where a user has deleted files from another user, so don't worry too much about it

Welcome to the family, Jorge! Thumbs Up As for your question regarding directory permissions and coppermine, the problem is that when coppermine (PHP) needs to write stuff into those directories, since it is not running as your user but the directory is owned by your user, coppermine can't write into it. The solution is to either make the directory belong to the group to which the PHP/Apache user belongs and set its permissions to 775 or make the directory writable for anyone.

I'm not sure if I understand correctly what you want to do. Correct me if I'm wrong. You want: 1 - Have a link on a page in your site, which takes you into a certain photo gallery inside the Gallery software; 2 - In the previous photo gallery, you want to have a link back to the page where you came from but you don't want to have that link anywhere else. Is that it? If so, the first one is easy to do, you just need to get the URL for the gallery you want to link to and put it on the page. The second one I don't think it's possible, because Gallery uses the same base "skin" (or "template", if you prefer) for every photo gallery, so if you'd change it in order to have that link in a certain gallery, it would also show in every other gallery. Let me know if this helps.

*TCH-Dick likes it Searching for "borfast" gives me as the first result the page on my site that tells people not to use Internet Explorer Thumbs Up

Glad you found the problem If you need anything, just ask your new family

Thanks for the heads up, Bob. I remember they had a free version 6 for download. I suppose that's what you're talking about, since I remember (I think) seing someone using version 7 (paid) on their laptop a couple of weeks ago, am I right? EDIT: Nevermind, I checked their website and yes, version 6 free edition is the one being discontinued.

First of all, welcome to the family!! Thumbs Up As for your question, you can use cPanel's File Manager to unzip the file: click on it's name and then click on the "Extract File Contents" option that should be available on the menu at the top right corner. That's it!

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I know near nothing about Perl, so I may be wrong but that seems to be a missing Perl module. Is the other blog (the one you say it's working) also using Movable Type? By the way, your blog is no longer "Hosted by Bloghosts", it is now "Hosted by TCH" :)

I'll give it a few more hours, so I won't be another one overloading the server. Arvind, what's that Firefox Start page? Is it the default start page for Firefox, now?

I can't access the site And http://texturizer.net/firefox/ is no longer available. Looks like David Tenser completely moved the Firefox website to mozilla.org, now that Firefox is official. Guess I'll have to wait a few hours before I can download 1.0 - no problem, if I waited all these years, I can wait a few more hours...

The anchor tag ( <a> ) needs it's closing partner because it is a tag that surrounds something. If you tell the browser "there's a link that starts here" (that is, you place a <a href="link"> tag somewhere) but then you don't tell it where the link ends, how will the browser know? Tags that don't need their closing counterparts are the <img /> tag, the <br /> and.... well, I don't remember any other that I use frequently. Check w3schools.com's XHTML tag list Just as a note: ALL tags need to be closed. Most of them need to have the opening tag and the closing tag but there are some that can be opened and closed in just one tag, like the ones I mentioned.

Hmmm... but in all those lines, you're always calling the exact same function: print. Does that function know whether it should print text to the stdout or via an HTTP connection based on what you tell it to write? That doesn't make much sense... I think From what I remember, the print function should always print to stdout but you (or the Perl interpreter, if needed or configured to do so) can redirect stdout to wherever you want. stdout is the "standard output", which means it will be whatever is more appropriate for the case you're in. For instance, in the old days, the standard output would be a line printer - in this case it's the HTTP connection to the browser. At least that's how it works with C/C++, if I recall correctly. I don't think Perl will be much different Can one of the Perl coders from the family shed some light on my questions, please?