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Welcome to the forum, jlangner I assume you have both databases on your account ? If you open a ticket, with as much info as possible - and ask them to notify me - I'll take a quick look.

Keep fighting piggie

Welcome to the forums Danny Thanks for the kind words

Our thoughts are with you Thomas, Piggie has had a good life, and she will be back with her friend Ginnie.

change the connection from mysql_pconnect to mysql_connect (without the p) and then things should be much better. It's best not to use persistent connections

I assume you have tried to fix a copy of them in winzip and winRAR. Since they were created on Linux - it may be worth trying to extract them there. Have you tried uploading one and then uncompressing it using the cpanel file manager? Alternatively - do a quick google on "advanced zip repair" and pick up a trial copy of the program.

shhhh, they are hidden under the snow where Bill doesn't know about them

I have disabled the spam box, and set up a filter to delete everything that SA (spam assassin) thinks is spam. I have also changed the SA required score to 5 (from the 7.5 you had) which will catch a lot more of the spam and, in my experience, still doesn't catch legitimate emails.

I've just checked it on several servers - and they were just fine and ready - yes.

Hi Dave, Can you PM me your domain name - I'll take a quick look, because I had a look at what I thought was your main domain, and it's not set up as suggested. You should be able to set it up to delete all the spam on the server using spam-assassin (that's how I have my domains set up) and hence I don't have to worry about downloading lots of spam. I have mine set up to get rid of about 90% of spam, because I want to be certain no legitimate ones get deleted - and I deal with the remaining 10% with my email client (thunderbird in my case). The problem is that headers prior to the last server can, potentially, be spoofed hence all ISP's tend to assume that the last server that forwarded it is the one sending out spam (and why AOL, MSN, Hotmail etc then start blocking those servers as spam). Potentially, any / all email providers such as gmail could eventually do the same, so none is totally safe to set up a forward to. The other way would be to set up some form of filtering on your email before sending it on - but how easy that is depends on how much and what type of legitimate email you get.

I would also suggest disabling the spam box. Instead I set up a filter to delete all spam (this is a one click operation from the spam assassin page). That way you do not need to keep going in and emptying the spam box.

Hi Bernard, Yes, backups on that server are taken at that time. It's a balance between causing load, and having backups. The good news however is that we are moving to a new backup system which does not cause load problems - see New Backup Policy and will also include more frequent backups.

You're welcome I'm glad it's fixed If you have further questions, ask away - there is usually someone around who's come across a similar issue before and can offer some suggestions.

Yes - you're correct myresellerdomain.com has it's own space and bandwidth - separate to your hosted domains.

with dreamweaver the template is not uploaded. You will need to modify it, and then reupload all your files.

Whilst persistent connections eleminate the overheads during creation of new connections, mysql takes relatively short time for creating new connections and often the benefit of using persistent connections is not noticeable. Also, considering the drawbacks of using persistent connections its advantages are negligible. You may have also have to check your code and verify that all mysql sesstions are getting closed after the script execution. Is there any specific reason your programmer wants to use persistent connections ?

I'm glad it's all sorted Thanks for the kind words

welcome to the forums Cokeman

Welcome to the forum, VeloVol

Welcome to the forums bizbot I'd suggest changing the mysql_pconnect to mysql_connect (without the p) in the code.

A reseller account can host unlimited domains, as well as unlimited subdomains. You can also point a domain at a subdomain if you want to in a reseller account.

Can you tell us exactly what you you are trying to achieve please? If it's just the FP extensions, for publishing, you can ask us to reinstall them for you (via a ticket)

You have them in the template as (for example) ><a href="../../www.yahoo.com"><img src="../../images/imagenes_72/PISCINA_LARA_DOS-copy copy.jpg" width="30" height="30" border="0" /> If you were to use a different directory, the template would change the "../../" for you into the new directory, but it won't change the link you have their to "www.yahoo.com" you need to change that manually (or fix it in the template to where you want it to go).

There are several things you can do here ... 1. You can reinstall the FrontPage extensions from cpanel, and then try and republish. 2. You could upload using FTP, or put them all in one compressed file, upload it via cpanel, then unzip it on the server (from within file manager, in cpanel) 3. Open a ticket at the help desk and ask us to reinstall your FP extensions. As a note, if you upload files using cpanel or FTP then usually FrontPage doesn't like to republish parts of your web - it will only publish all of it. Also note that Microsoft no longer support FrontPage, so it's probably time to change to a different package.

emails to username@serverxx.tchmachines.com will be delivered to the "default" address - since this is the correct email address for that account (and will include info from cron jobs etc). It is just unrouted email that is sent to :fail: