TCH-Andy

Hi Jeff, Yes, accounts are set up at weekends as well as during the week. If you open a ticket at the help desk (put in n/a when it asks for username and password) and we'll take a look for you.

Hi, You would need to do it in a script, such as php, then run the script via the cron job. I'm not aware of a way to do it directly on the cron line.

Welcome to the forums When submitting the ticket, just put "unknown" or something similar in where it asks for your username / password.

You would need to talk to the IT support folk at the office, and ask if it's possible for them to open up ports 2082 / 2083 on the firewall. You can't change it in IE or anything.

The cron command you are trying here is incorrect Try >/home/yourcpanelname/public_html/runcron.php as the cron job. Have you set up the php file as MikeJ suggested?

Yes, The path you show is correct

Thanks for the feedback Steve

You should be able to do a redirect along the lines of the first example I posted above. Just to check my understanding, you want any request coming in, for any file, to use the shared (not your) SSL ?

I haven't tested, but I think it should be; >RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} =443 RewriteRule ^ https://tchdomain.ext%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L] RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !=443 RewriteRule ^ http://tchdomain.ext%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L] The first will redirect your secure and the second your http. If it doesn't work - shout, and we'll take a closer look.

Morning Rob You will get sent an email at 80% usage - as long as you have filled in the email acontact address in cpanel.

Don't worry Rob, I won't mention the bolt in the neck

As Rob says, you need to do a redirect. If you do it in the .htacces file and you wanted to redirect everything then it would be; >rewriteEngine on rewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^tchdomain\.com rewriterule (.*) https://tchdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L] However, it does depend on what else you are doing, and if you want everything on https, etc. etc.

If you open a ticket, and PM (or IM) me the ref number, I'll take a quick look for you.

Impressive stuff You wouldn't want to be in the wrong place ...

Yes you would (if you don't want a warning coming up on some browsers), but why not just force the use of basedomain.com rather than allowing www.basedomain.com.

Hi Slick, Which one of the two methods are you trying?

That's excellent, well done I'm not surprised you are excited and happy. The start of even bigger things

Welcome to the forums Dan

Hi oldhag, welcome to the forums. This is basically saying that yahoo has been used to send out spam - and hence spamcop is blocking that IP. Where the bounce comes from (and the contents) will tell you if it is your ISP, or somewhere else that is checking spamblock for blocking the emails from there. Please note, this is not blocking a TCH server, that IP is for a Yahoo server.

These are all hidden files, which are not in the public_html by default. If you open a ticket at the help desk, we'll take a look for you.

Hi Steve, welcome to the forums What script are you using? as long as you are checking the size of the temp file, not the final file, it should be fine.

As Rob says, we can always park the new domain name on top of the old. Also, if you don't want the old one any more, simply ask us to change it from the old domain name to the new domain name (this can affect any email accounts you have set up, but otherwise everything remains the same). Either can be done, just open a ticket at the help desk (link at top of page).

Open a ticket, and we'll take a look for you, logging in with your account details and see what the issue is.

Welcome to the forum, angruth

Hi Hillhikerz, welcome to the forums I don't know of one I'm afriad, but there may be a couple on hotscripts.com