TCH-Andy

welcome to the forums I think you are on server 386, assuming it is the domain name in your user info

Since it is restrictions your host has put in place, I'd change hosts - it's relatively easy, quick and painless to do

Often this is because of the links used, which can be different for a propagated site, and one that has not yet propagated. For example. If you use /images/file.jpg to reference an image file on the domain normally, this will not work using the IP addres method (because it would try and fine the file in the wrong place). You would need to use a relative address such as ../images/file.jpg

The link should be in your welcome email. It will be something like; http://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/~username where xxx.xxx.xx.xx is the server IP for your site and username is the cpanel username for your account

Please see this link http://www.surefirewebdesign.com/ufm/index.php?act=ST&f=2&t=559 for information on updating the ioncube loader for UFM.

I'm not familiar enough with OScommerce to tell you exactly where the option is in admin section. I'd cheat, and do it a different way. Check what your IP address is http://whatismyip.com/ then add the following to your .htaccess in the /sales directory (remember to do it in that directory - you don't want to block access for your whole site) >order deny,allow allow from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx deny from all where you replace the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with your IP address. Then you will be the only one with access You can easily remove it afterwards.

Your oscommerce site is at http://www.debutanteclothing.com/shop/ it's just the admin /setup site that is at the link you provided. That is just a template, to show you the idea - you can delete or replace all that stuff.

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welcome to the forums slinger. You could always move to our servers, then you wouldn't get those problems

If you go to Jacks site, you will see this issue discussed on his forums. It looks like you need to remove all reference to anti_spoof in mailit.php. I'd check with him - http://www.surefirewebdesign.com/ufm

Did you upload all the UFM files in Binary mode ? If so, then I'd suggest a chat with Jack (the author of the script).

Hi imdiane, welcome to the forums You can check which server you are on by looking at the top of cpanel when you login. You should not need to change the nameservers due to a server being migrated.

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From a quick look, I think it's because you have a space in your template files.

Welcome to the forum not one that rings a bell for me. I assume it's the site in your profile - I see that has a space at the top, I'll have a quick look, but someone with more knowledge of MT will be along ...

If you want some instructions / background on traceroute, see How To Run A Trace Route However, as MadmanMCP says, post the info in a ticket, and we'll take a look.

Since you have only one connection to the internet - it has one IP address. Within your own network, each laptop / computer will have a separate IP address, but that is not what the game will be checking. The other option is to use a proxy.

welcome to the forum I'd use one of the many programs for clearing your registry of any rubbish (there are a number of good ones about, just google for "register cleaner utility") Alternatively - just use regedit, and search. Remember to take a backup first of course

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

Hi Molly, What you are describing can happen, particularly if you have a large mailing list. If you open a ticket at the help desk, we'll have a check for you on if the emails were sent out, or if there was an issue. For a full manual to mailman - please see MailMan Manual As Thomas says, I would actually try DadaMail as a better alternative to mailman.

Instead of putting it in your main .htaccess file. Go into that folder, and open (or create if it doesn't exist) a .htaccess file. Then use >RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http:/newdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

Have you looked at hotscripts.com Welcome to the forum kepler2

Have you tried a simple redirect (of everything) in the .htaccess of the subdomain ?

Have you tried Aaron's suggestion of turning of firewall....