TCH-Andy

You can't set a limit for a subdomain in cpanel, you can only limit the whole account.

it's not a standard question certainly I missed the questions first time - sorry. I can think of 2 only ways. The first would be to use .htaccess to redirect internally, but you would also have to code the pages specifically to understand the redirects etc. The second (and much easier) is to create a symlink for bob to /home/cpuser/public_html/usa/family/bob (or wherever) - then it should work. You would need to ask the help desk to set this up for you.

No, It is occasionally enabled for a short period, whilst we are working / testing out email issues, but not for any significant period.

Hi Rick, I had a quick look at Drupal, and it seems that most ways would conflict with the way Drupal works. The method they recommend it to use a symlink (but unfortunately you need shell access for that which you don't have - we could do it from the help desk for you though). One method that people report as working is, instead of setting up subdomains, simply park the subdomain on top of your domain in WHM (as you suggest). Then the URL etc remains, and all goes to the same main account (where Drupal interprets it to provide the correct info).

To do a basic redirect you would use >RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.domain\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*) http://www.domain.com/$1 [L] which would redirect all the subdomains to the main domain. What part does Drupal want to read though? Does it need the subdomain name somewhere in the URL (such as domain.com/sub) ?

I'm not an expert on this area ... so my real advice would be go and see a professional My understanding is that you should look over several weeks and work out what your average total amount of sleep is (that way you can work out what your body needs). You should then arrange a regular patten for going to bed (so that you can get what you need on average before you need to get up in the morning). If at any stage you can't get to sleep within 20 mins, then you should get up, go to a quiet place, and rest (don't go and work on the computer, watch TV, read a book or anything - just rest, eyes closed etc, but not in bed) then, after 30 mins there, go back to bed.

I've seen this happen with Thunderbird and Netscape when you are using SSL option to send email, and a certificate is updated (as it is done on an annual basis). Simply delete the old copy of the certificate that Thunderbird / netscape keeps, then connect up and tell it to accept the new certificate. If you are unsure, you can always view the certificate to check it's valid). Once you've done that you should be fine for another 12 months The other way would be to turn off the SSL option on sending

As Bruce says - there should be no problem. Problems only start to occur when going between version 4 and version 5.

Open a ticket at the help desk and we'll take a look. We've had an email issue on a couple of servers - the help desk can sort you out

Welcome to the forums skyofreason 1. Yes, phpmyadmin is available in cpanel 2. Chatrooms / shoutbox is allowed, yes. Voice software (such as teamtalk) is not allowed on shared servers. 3. Yes, We have PHP 4.4.4 and MySQL 4.1.21-standard 4. Yes, you can use big5.

Welcome to the forums Mike

Hi Jenny, Welcome to the forums here I removed the link to your suggestion of a place to purchase SSL, as I think that's a little bit to much self promotion I agree with the sentiment though - SSL can be important - and you can of course buy them from us

With a full restore, upload it to the server, and then open a ticket at the help desk and ask us to restore it for you.

This is a slightly old thread you have responded to but to answer your question... The domain registration side, and web hosting side are separate, so finances cannot be passed across. However, if you just paid for us to attempt to purchase the domain name, and the domain was not purchased, then the money is refunded. Just contact the domain registration side at https://www.securepaynet.net/gdshop/support...1828&se=%2B

Welcome to the forums tioat

Welcome to the team Peter

Welcome back JustWade

Cron is a method that enables unix users to execute commands or scripts (groups of commands) automatically at a specified time/date. hence it can be used for regular backups etc. Have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crontab

It was installed onto a number of servers, and initially caused a few issues, so we are still undergoing long term testing on those servers, to ensure the config works effectively. There is no date fixed for the rollout to all servers.

Welcome to the forums martyrl2

Sheryl, Open a ticket and we'll take a look - see if we can see anything from our end. Can you include a tracert in the ticket please.

It depends what the rest of the code is really in Personally, I tend to now code in XHTML - but I always used to use HTML 4.01. I prefer the rigour of XHTML, I think I can get a more consistent coding standard from it.

Hi Peep please remember not to chew the cables

You can check in Disk Usage - rather than file manager (and yes there are some hidden files, but they are usually small) If it all disagrees - open a ticket and we'll take a look

Welcome to the forums Texmood And thanks for the info