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  1. It's official... I'm addle-brained. Sorry bout that, fellas.
  2. OK, so I re-join TCH as my hosting provider for my blog, http://www.bluntedonreality.com. Upon entering NS3.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM & NS4.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM into my Nameserver slots over @ godaddy.com, I wait... roughly 3 days. Nothing. Mozilla sez my site cannot be found. I know propagation can take up to 72 hours, but I've been the proud owner (at one time or another) of 6 different sites and never had to wait that long. Impatient as I am, I came to the forums, read a few other posts regarding propagation, and decided to switch my nameservers over to NS1 & NS2, which was the recommended action for some other people to take who were having propagation issues. No dice. Now I'm back to square one, putting them back to NS3 & NS4, and it's been 24 hours. When I check my site on DNS report, this is what I get... did I do something wrong? I'm not a master at any of this stuff by any means, so when I read some of the errors it reports to me, I'm a bit clueless. Am I being overly impatient, or did I possibly do something wrong? Regardless, and I'm glad to be back with you guys as my host! Thanks, blunted
  3. When I log in to cPanel, I get the following error message: HELP!
  4. I moved my files over from my old server, EHostPros.com... who all of a sudden decided to stop allowing MT on their servers (ba$tards). After installing MT, I attempt to log in, and even if I input the default Melody/Nelson username/password, it tells me "invalid password". Per MT's installation instructions, this is what I'm told: First, and most important, back up your DB files; you need to create backup copies of all of the files in your db directory. (If you do this by downloading the directory, make sure to transfer it in binary mode.) The easiest way to convert the DB files is to use the db_upgrade program; unfortunately this is not available on every server, but it may be available on yours. To find out, log into your shell account, and type the following at your shell prompt (<db_dir> is the path to your db directory): $ cd <db_dir> $ db_upgrade *.db *.idx If your server has db_upgrade, this will convert all of your DB files over to the new format. If this works, you're done, and you can skip the following steps; Movable Type should now work. If the above db_upgrade command does not work--for example, if you get an error saying that command not found--then you will need to use the following method to convert your data. This method dumps out all of the data from your DB files, then loads it into new versions of those DB files. The program used to dump the contents of your DB files is called either one of two things: db_dump, or db_dump185. To determine which program you need to use, first try running the following command in your shell account: $ cd <db_dir> $ db_dump author.db If this command is successful, you will see a screenful of data dumped out. If it is unsuccessful, you will get an error message; in this case, try using the following command: $ db_dump185 author.db Again, if the command is successful, you will see a screenful of data. If this also fails, then you will need to contact your hosting provider. Now that you have determined which db_dump program to use (either db_dump or db_dump185), you can dump all of the data from your old DBM files and load it into new versions of those files. To do that, try the following (substitute db_dump185 instead of db_dump, if necessary): $ db_dump -f author.db.data author.db $ mv author.db author.db.old $ db_load -f author.db.data author.db $ chmod 666 author.db You will need to run these four commands for each file in your db directory whose name ends in .db or .idx. After you have done so, you're done, and Movable Type should now work. So you see my problem :-\
  5. I am having the same problem with MT that she was originally having. I had mt MT installed on another server with no problems, but now I cannot log in. The MT instructions say that I should contact my webhost regarding db_upgrade... help!
  6. ok lemme get this straight... I just punch in the nameserver information and voila, transfer?? Aww man that's schweet... I thought I was gonna have to do a bunch of down & uploading! - blunted
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