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I don't think so. What sort of information do you want to include in the "General account information" ?

Hi Boxturt, It's because you are including the file by reference - the clue is in the error >Failed opening '/usr/local/apache/htdocs/alpha/songs/includes/google_ads.inc' for inclusion which it not looking for the include in your file space. Try something like >RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^lyricsplayground.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://lyricsplayground.com/$1 [R,L] in your .htaccess - please note, that this does depend on if you have subdomains / other redirects in your .htaccess.

Welcome to the forums Basically it tells you how many people have been to visit your site. I've stolen a fuller answer from an old post by Jimuni

It sounds as if you have it only in one part (an included file?). If you PM me, and let me know the domain name - I'll take a look for you.

Hi Martin, He can always have an account on one of our UK servers. Would that help?

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It should be in the MediaWiki directory. It is automatically generated by the MediaWiki installer - so if the installation has failed, it may not be there. In which case, use the values I gave above when running the installer.

Hi Martin, Welcome to the forums Just set up the LocalSettings.php to use $wgDBserver = "localhost"; $wgDBname = "cpanelusername_dbname"; $wgDBuser = "cpanelusername_dbusername"; $wgDBpassword = "dbpassword"; $wgDBprefix = "";

Hi, Welcome to the forums You can dissable the hotlink protection yourself from cpanel (it's dissabled by default). You can also edit your .htaccess file direct of course, if you prefer to do things that way.

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Welcome to the forums, Mr Wobbles

Personally, I always use either the backup and restore function, or a short script which does a mysql dump, and then emails my backup every day.

Hi, I don't think you can do it in cpanel. If you edit your .htaccess though and add >rewriteEngine on rewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} referrerdomain\.com rewriteRule .* - [F] It should work.

From memory, there was a short period when it was possible to set upload limits in cpanel for each FTP account. That option is no longer available (it was only there for a few weeks, in beta test).

Try downloading the raw log file, open it in a text editor - and search for 302. You will then be able to see the hits which are being redirected - which may give you a few clues.

Caongratulations to you both

If you upload the backup to the server, and then open a ticket at the help desk (link at the top of this page) we'll try restoring it for you. Please give us as much info as possible (database name, is it to be completely overwritten, file name, location, passwords )

One of those little annoying things from Mambo When you export your tables with phpMyAdmin make sure you select "Enclose table and field names with backquotes" and "Complete inserts", after that you should be able to restore your database. The problem is because Mambo used some restricted words.

If you are on a company account, the company probably has a firewall set up (and you will need to talk to them). If this is your computer at home, there could be a firewall in the router, and one in your operating system (for example SP2 of windows XP includes a firewall).

I assume you want your .co.uk domain to show exactly the same files as the .com domain. If so, simply set the DNS to our nameservers, and open a ticket asking us to park the domain name for you. It would then not be done using frames or anything nasty that way.

Hi Dean, You should get the complete month, rather than the last day, if you are downloading the raw log file from cpanel (or via FTP). If these are not giving you the month to date, open a ticket, and we'll take a look.

I would look at 2 logs. The main one being the domain log. If you download the raw log file and unzip it (this is then a plain text file). Search the complete file for the file name. That will show who ahs accessed it via the domain name. I would then check the FTP log in the same way (or open a ticket at the abuse desk and tell us the name of the image file, and we will check the log files for you).

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Excellent catch Billy I bet that one fought a little to

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