TCH-Andy

personally I like mediawiki, I think it's one of the best available. However, take a look at http://opensourcecms.com/ to play with a few alternatives

1. Yes, mod_rewrite is active on all accounts 2. .htaccess will be in the public_html directory. Please note that by editing it, you can mess up your account - so be prepared to remove the changes again 3. I'd try something like >#RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / # parse out basename, but remember the fact RewriteRule ^(.*)\.html$ $1 [NC,E=WasHTM:yes] # rewrite to document.php if exists RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.php -f RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.php [R=301,S=1] # else reverse the previous basename cutout RewriteCond %{ENV:WasHTM} ^yes$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.html This will check if the file and see if a relevant php file exits. If it doesn't it will return to the original file name, this is where you would do part 4 - giving it something more useful ...

We know you do Jack hence my link to your forum about 10 items earlier in this thread As with any good script / program, the author is nearly always a great place to get some support.

welcome to the forums As Don said, just put "none" in for the username and password.

yes, you can back up everything onto a number of CD's / DVD's assuming you have a writer on your machine. Since you don't have the original disks for XP, I would use some software ( such as Acronis True Image) to take a full backup of your disk. Normally, I rely on installing a new operating system, and hence only backup the data part of my system, on the basis that I can always instal a new system. There are a number of backup systems available, including the one in Windows XP to do this.

What are you using? PHP? - try the variables HTTP_HOST and PHP_SELF HTML - you need to use SHTML (Server side includes) and the variable DOCUMENT_URI

I don't think you can arrange it without setting up a mail box, because of the order in which the filters / spam assassin work. I would probably set up the account, then add three filters. 1 to delete all mail marked by spam assasin as spam a second to forward any email to your other account and a third to delete all emails. If you do them in that order, I think it should do what you want. You can always test it on a dummy account.

welcome to the forums I'd also suggest having a look at http://opensourcecms.com/ where you can try out many of the open source cms.

the lock will show up, but there may be a warning that the certificate name does not match the domain name.

butterfly

Welcome to the forums

sounds an odd error - can you open a ticket at the help desk (link at top of this page) and we'll take a look

If it is happening just after you have said "view file" then yes, I'm certain

As it's still on the server, just copy the body of the text, and tell us the email account password - we'll login and check.

Just copy and paste, plain text. The email is easy. The headers depend on what email client you are using; Thunderbird - Ctrl-U Outlook Express - File, Properties, Detail, message Source Outlook - File, Properties

It depends if the email account was really being used to send spam. Generally, it is a spoofed "from" address, in which case nothing canbe done about it (since it didn't really come from you). If the email is from your account, then yes something can be done about it. Post a ticket to the abuse desk, and include the email and headers - we'll take a look.

See http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...showtopic=24946 for the notification, and testing done before we upgraded The experience with PHP 5 is that it breaks a lot more scripts. Version 4.4 has been tested on our severs (as described in the above link), and Version 4.4.1 is the stable release from PHP.

That sounds like the code then. I'd be tempted to copy the from on the one that's working to the same location (but different file name) as the one that's not. Then test that. That way you should know if it's the code or not.

Any typographical error in the email address? Well I always start with the obvious If you send an email direct to that recipient email address - is it working properly and arriving ?

Welcome to the forums Open a ticket at the help desk (link at top of this page), and we'll take a look. Be sure to include in the email address and password, so that we can test it.

This page, and many of the others are not valid HTML, hence they are interpreted differently by different browsers. I'd suggest looking at http://validator.w3.org/detailed.html and modifying the code so that it validates first. Then it should work.

When you select view in smartFTP, it first copies the file to the temp directory of your computer, before it then opens the correct application. Hence it is asking about overwriting a zero length file in your temp directory with the file you want to view (which is 365 bytes, and it is trying to copy).

Hi maryanne Welcome to the forums it is usually the IP address that is noted - not the domain name. Open a ticket at our help desk, abuse department, and include a copy of the bounced email - we'll help sort it for you.