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Welcome to the forum, Hammie I've heard of it happening with the Linksys - but I've not heard of a solution - sorry I'd suspect that a google may elicit some useful info.

Welcome to the forums Deleeted

I'm glad you have it sorted Dean, and thanks for letting us know

I'd try clearing your cache, and rebooting that computer (and also turn of your router for a few mins to clear it. Then try again.

You can't stop the spoofed emails I'm afraid. They don't go from our servers, and hence there is little that can be done. Major ISP's are unlikely to block your real address - because there is so much spoofing on nowadays, they tend to look at the headers, and the IP address to determine where it really came from - not the "from" address.

You only usually get most of these if you have all email addresses going to your main account. I'd suggest setting your default account to :fail: and then setting all the accounts you really want up (or just set up forwards to a genuine account)

I haven't tried filtering to :fail: to be honest - so I'm not sure (the simplest is to give it a try). Alternatively - you could take a copy of that mail account (in the mail directory, from your root) and then delete that account. When you want to recreate it - just copy the mail folders back for that account.

You could set up a filter on that mail account, and delete all new email coming into it (in cpanel, mail section, filters)

Welcome to the forum, scybermonk

Hi David, You would need to include your own domain name in the list (otherwise you won't be able to link from one page to another ....) I also suspect you will also need to include a blank (or no refferer) since if you type it in your browser it does not have any refferer.

Welcome to the forums Fabio

Have you got a link to the manual, or the info on the script itself? The error you list is in trying to create a database - but it shouldn't be doing that, as you should have already created the database in cpanel. Once you have created the database, the config file should have the database name, username etc - which will give access. I assume you have added the user to the database (as Bruce described) ?

You need to create the database within cpanel (as Bruce said), rather than via the script, and then set the username / password in the script to allow it to access the database.

Thanks for your kind words BlueTooth

If you are still getting the Cpanel / Apache place holder, then for some reason the server is not displaying the files for your site... open a ticket at the help desk (link at top of page) and we'll give it a kick for you

Welcome to the forums adephue

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

Open a ticket, and we'll take a look. I'd guess it's a permissions issue on the directory, but it's easier to have a look at the account to be certain.

Welcome to the forums Brian

Hi, Open a ticket at the help desk, and we'll sort it out for you. It looks like a DNS problem.

I do exactly that on my accounts.... dbsender to backup the database every night and send it to a gmail account. It works like a charm

Hi Brett, we've chatted via PM, so I think we know each others views. In short answer - to take the server offline, put a new disk in and install an operating system etc takes 2-3 hours. Swapping another hard disk in, and copying over all the backups takes a couple of hours (much quicker than downloading them all over the network from a remote server). Restoring all the accounts - this means unzipping all that data and adding each account into the cpanel etc (yes it's done by script) but will take 6-12 hours. The problem then was that the new disk crashed (totally unexpected) .... so it was time to put together a new box, new operating system, new hard disk ... and start again. Once that's happened you're ready to go - but there are now thousands of servers out there, that have been storing up emails for domains on server 27 - that now all want to deliver it all at once... Anyway, I'll leave the full lessons learnt from the server27 escapade until it's all sorted. I don't think this is the time to discuss it - lets get it sorted first.

Hi David, Welcome to the forums I haven't tested it, but try; >RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www\.your_domain_name\.com/ [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www\.OKdomain1\.com/ [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www\.OKdomain2\.com/ [NC] RewriteRule ^.*$ http://www.your_domain_name.com/not_allowed_here.htm [R=301,L] or I'd try something along those lines anyway - with the not_allowed_here.htm being a page I redirected all those I don't want to.

PM me the ticket ref (or your email address) and I'll search the system.