TCH-Andy

It will certainly get answered on this one Final stages of the project are being completed, so it's still on target for March 15th. You might let everyone know what it is Bruce Give me a call after wednesday (the next testing phase will be completed then), and I'll give you a preview....

Thanks for the update Jay If you have problems with the install of phpGroupware, drop me a PM, and I'll have a look for you. I've installed it a few times on TotalChoice Hosting servers.

Hi George, Is it just when trying to get into cpanel ? If so I'd suspect a firewall (perhaps the default XP firewall) is stopping it. If you can't get to the site at all (ie you can't get to cpanel, and you also can not browse to your site), then I'd suspect the DNS on that computer. From what you say though, I think it's the firewall above.

welcome to the forums rikishi

In short, No. You could pipe / forward the cron job output to different email addresses, but the general report (or any errors etc) would all be sent to the one email address that you define.

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Hi kaula, It's a plain text file, where you can leave instrctions for all "robots" - ie. Search engine spiders such as google, yahoo etc. They will all try and read that file first. In it you can tell them areas they should not go. For example, if you don't want Google to index your family pages, you can tell it not to. If you're happy for google (or any other search engine) to index your whole site, you don't need to have this file. If you want to stop the error in your log, caused by all the bots looking for this file, just create an empty file called tobots.txt and upload it to your public_html folder.

I've just checked - and they do block port 25. She either needs to send using ( smtp.charter.net ) as the outgoing server or try changing to use port 26

That is usually simply a username / password missmatch. Check that she is using the full email address as the username, and that the password is correct (remember it's case sensitive). I would also try resetting the password for that email account in cpanel, to confirm it's correct. Or. As stated above, port 25 is blocked by her ISP, and she needs to either send through her ISP, or change to using port 26. I'm pretty sure that Charter does block port 25 - so it's probably the latter.

I've run PHPGroupware without problems - along with some of the other group CMS systems.

Welcome to the forum, moxsl

"Fancy meeting you in a place like this, do you come here often?" Yeah - never works as a chat up line for me either

Welcome to the forums Lindsey I would also check her firewall settings if she can't reach any .... Is she getting a specific error ? Have you tried rondelkennels.com/sqmail because that whould get through any firewall more easily.

Are you trying to use the IP address before the domain name has propagated ?

Nat, I've just tried the code ><?php echo date("F d, Y @ g:i A T"); echo "<br/>"; putenv("TZ=MST"); echo date("F d, Y @ g:i A T"); echo "<br/>"; putenv("TZ=GMT"); echo date("F d, Y @ g:i A T"); ?> And that gives me If that helps

Hi Nat, Try Or you can use the putenv("TZ=required_timzone")

Hi, It would depend on the number of hits you are getting, but 500MB is getting towards needing a dedicated server if frequently searched.

Welcome Back Great to have you spending more time around the family here

Outlook Express nearly always does a check of your POP3 before the send (because most people have it do the default check for emails when it starts). If you have done this, then you have already authenticated with the server, and do not need to do so again when you send. As Rick says though, open a ticket and we'll check

As Bruce says, you don't have direct access to the file. You can add "|/home/username/public_html/cgi-bin/bounce.cgi" as a forward for bounce@yoursite.com in your cpanel though, which will add it to the etc/valiases file

Generally I'm not keen on posting information that could be used by someone for dishonest purposes. I'm sure you need it for totally legitimate reasons having lost your password though so if you PM me, I'll talk through some of the issues with you.

can you list the full contents of the .htaccess file ?

Welcome to the forums John

From a quick look, you have the google adds just before it, which define the style for a link as white. You have a white background, and you do not define the colour. Hence it is showing them as white on a white background.

Hi Dave, to sounds like the preoperties you have defined for the links. Can you let us know the URL ?