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welcome to the forum sikz As Carl says this is one that's best done via the help desk (link at the top of the page).

Welcome to the forums Etheline As Dick says, open a ticket at the help desk (link at the top of this page) and they will sort things out for you.

Especially as he has dedicated servers

It's Magic Welcome to the forums Tracy I'm glad it's sorted. If it happens again, the quickest way to get support on such things is via the help desk (link at the top of the page). Remember to use a different email address than the one you are having problems with for us to reply to though.

I'm slightly confused. (Nothing new there ) are you trying to do a complete copy of your whole disk to another disk? Or do you just want to backup key files from your current drive? I would use completely different things for these two different tasks.

Hi Ty, I tend to use "Acronis True Image" for this, but there are a number of other packages. You could also have a look at some of the Maxtor options at http://www.maxtor.com/portal/site/Maxtor/menuitem.6adb6b8313633595062e6be791346068/?channelpath=/en_us/Products/External%20Hard%20Drives/OneTouch%20Family if you want to look at something simple to do on a regular basis (rather than backing up to CD's etc.

Hi Pat, Welcome to the forums Open a ticket at the help desk (link at the top of the page) and we'll have a closer look at that account.

Open a ticket (help desk link at top of page) and we'll have a closer look.

It sounds as if you have some poor screening on some of the cables / connectors somewhere - hence you are getting the interference.

If you have unshielded speaker cables, then an electrical storm (even at a distance) could cause the crackling. With the beeps, that could also be caused, but only when the electrical storm is much closer.

That depends on what you mean by going mad.... Generally I'd have said no. Electrical storms can have an effect if they are very close, but usually the impact is seen as power surges etc down the electricity cables.

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

No, you would need to do them one by one. (It is in a file that could be edited from the back end, but you don't have access, hence will have to do it via the cpanel, one at a time).

Welcome to the forums jamicat You can't change the username, it's used in many places (your directory structure, your database names etc). It's computer generated for security purposes.

version 1.6.8 will run fine on php version 4.4.2

Don't you just love cousins some times

I would suggest you open a ticket in the help desk, abuse department, about your site being hacked. They will be able to provide you the log files. If the site has been hacked, I would recommend that you clear the complete site, and reinstall from a backup. It's always tricky to go though every file and make sure they have not made any changes, or left anything behind, hence I'd restore from one you know is clean. I'd also ensure you change your passwords regularly, and make sure they are strong passwords (not just one or two real words, or letters replaced with numbers). Anonymous FTP is turned off at server level (so it does not matter what the setting in cpanel is, it's turned off). In terms of stats updates, if the server is loaded with other tasks overnight, the stats will not be updated. If it happens over several nights, open a ticket at the desk, and we'll take a look.

Just include the page name into the code >RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} referrerdomain\.com/path/page\.htm [NC] RewriteRule .* - [F]

Hi Thomas, A parked domain will go to the same files on your "main" domain. So if someone went to parked.com/page45.htm they would see the file at main.com/page45.htm From what you write above, I'm guessing that you would like parked.com/page45.htm to go to main.com/index.htm - is that correct?

Hi Lee, Doing what you suggest will be fine for the forum (because that basically ends up in exactly the same place. In the cms directory, that you will rename, it depends on the methods used for links etc. I had a quick look in your cms folder, and it all seems to be relative links - so it should be fine. The quickest way to be sure, is to move it - you can always move it back

Hi, Basically you can add; >RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} referrerdomain\.com [NC] RewriteRule .* - [F] to your .htaccess file (replacing referrerdomain by the domain name) There are other ways you can do it to - but if you just want to block that site, that's probably the easiest.

Pamm, Try opening the dump file (it should be just text) and see if you can see the missing table. It does sound as if it's corrupt.

You're welcome I'm glad it's all working nicely

Try adding the following line into your list of conditions; >RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !^192\.192\.192\.192$ and replace the 192.192.192.192 with your IP address

Login at mywebsite.org/webmail using the full email address as the password (teammemberA@mywebsite.org) and the password for that email account.