TCH-Andy

Well done Alex Thanks for the feedback Rick, it is appreciated

I would still recommend the dbsender script (I still use it on my sites)

HI Gabi, Open a ticket at the help desk and we'll take a look for you.

Hi Gando, Welcome to the forums. My first guess is that your script is using persistent connections look through the code, and see if there is a mysql_pconnect, if so change it to mysql_connect

Hi, I'm not sure what it is you want to do, but let me try an example and see if that helps ... If you had a database with all your visitor information in it, and wanted to display it, the script could be; ><? $username="cpuser_dbname"; $password="password"; $database="cpuser_database"; mysql_connect(localhost,$username,$password); @mysql_select_db($database) or die( "Unable to select database"); $query="SELECT * FROM contacts"; $result=mysql_query($query); $num=mysql_numrows($result); mysql_close(); echo "<b><center>Database Output</center></b><br><br>"; $i=0; while ($i < $num) { $first=mysql_result($result,$i,"first"); $last=mysql_result($result,$i,"last"); $phone=mysql_result($result,$i,"phone"); $mobile=mysql_result($result,$i,"mobile"); $fax=mysql_result($result,$i,"fax"); $email=mysql_result($result,$i,"email"); $web=mysql_result($result,$i,"web"); echo "<b>$first $last</b><br>Phone: $phone<br>Mobile: $mobile<br>Fax: $fax<br>E-mail: $email<br>Web: $web<br><hr><br>"; $i++; } ?>

we've all had those moments - I know I certainly have I'm glad you sorted it all out though

Can I check that you have changed "cpanelusername" to the correct cpanel username for your account ? And that databasename is the name of your database etc. ? In the error above I would usually expect "Access denied for user 'cpanelusername_databaseUSERname'@'localhost' (using password: YES)" so it looks as if you have the databasename not the database username for the user.

I'd have thought your niche was exactly what you say "top ten lists"

Yes, they give you a demo there - so that you can see what the code is like when running. If you find one that you like, then you can download the source code, and run it on your own domain / account.

Welcome to the family and forums Henrietta Transfer is usually when you move something from one place to another. Bandwidth is the total amount of data (files, emails etc) uploaded and downloaded from your/to account There are a number of definition sites - try http://www.matisse.net/files/glossary.html With regard to shopping carts - I'm not a big user, so I'll leave someone else to answer that one SSL - It's best to have an SSL for links with paypal - but you can use the shared SSL provided free by us, or you can buy your own (either through us, or elsewhere). Moving Yes - I would take a backup. It doesn't matter what order you move the files in - as long as you move them all. Yes, you can test everything here before you move the domain over. If you currently use cpanel, then just ask us (via a ticket, link for the help desk at the top of the page) and we'll try moving it all for you.

version 0.9.7

The binary - /usr/bin/openssl - should contain all you need.

What functions are you after? /usr/bin/openssl should be what you are after.

The best thing to do is open a ticket and let the techs have a look. Your server did get upgraded / moved - see Server23 Migration

What were the mod_security problems you were getting ? It may not be affected by the .htaccess, depending on what they were. I'd suggest opening a ticket and giving as much detail as possible, we'll take a look at it.

Can you tell us what the command you have for the cron job is? And the initial bit of the php code ? Are you trying to call the PHP file directly? Or via a CGI script? Have you included the path in the top of the PHP code you are trying to run? >#!/usr/local/bin/php The version on the server should be CLI, I'll check on your server if you can let me know which server you are on.

PEAR is on the server, were you after a specific module though? Since not all module are installed. Open a ticket with your requirements / issue and we'll see if we can help get you sorted.

You can update it yourself - and you should be able to import into phpMyAdmin, but it will start to fail when the database is a few MB (I've forgotten the exact limit - possibly a 4MB limit). If it's below that, you should be fine.

for large files the best is to upload the file to the server, and ask us to put it into the database for you via a ticket a the help desk.

The other routes would be to do a print out, or save the html somewhere, or save an image copy ...

Welcome to the forums File

Excellent news so far I hope all is well for Wednesday

Telcor, you are correct, however, :blackhole: option accepts everything sent to the domain mail server and then deletes email addressed to nonexistent accounts. This option uses the full amount of bandwidth, and also requires that the server read and write messages to disk before they are deleted. Multiply this by 1,000-or-so messages a day and you can imagine the impact on server resources. The :fail: setting stops emails addressed to invalid recipients from entering the mail server in the first place. The mail server will reject each message during the SMTP handshake conversation - therefore the actual email message will never make it to your server, and the sender's email server will have to deal with the stuck message. This is much more effective, and also in the case of legitimate email in which the sender has actually misspelled the recipient's email address, the sender would receive a bounce message informing him that the domain could not be reached, enabling him to correct the error. Hence, overall, we'd much prefer :fail:

Hi Kelly, Please open an ticket, and we'll check the server logs, to see if there are any clues there.

It looks like the efficient help desk staff dealt with it in under 10 mins - and before I got to it - well done Tina