TCH-Andy

If you open a help desk ticket, we'll take a look. Alternatively, open a new thread here, and include a link for us to look at.

It's a simple one click from within cpanel. Go to the database section and simply click repair.

You would generally just use your domain name for sending emails ( via POP). If I've guessed your domain name correctly, then your server is stormtrooper.tchmachines.com ( you should be able to see the server name in cpanel, on the left had side, when you are logged in )

You need to set it up to use https ://servername/~username/files where servername is your full server name, and username is your cpanel username. Which cart are you using ? With regard to the renewal - either log into your billing page ( details at the bottom of your welcome email ) or open a ticket at the help desk, billing department, and ask.

Have you added the username you are using to the users allowed full access to your database ? ( You can do that in cpanel, in the database section). You will also need to enable remote access there, but as long as you are accessing some of the tables ( which it sounds as if you have) then you have enabled remote access.

I would check that you have the same versions of php / mysql on both your local server and our server. Once you have everything modified and checked on your local server I would either zip and copy everything over ( if you have modified a lot) or I would simply change those more recent than a given date. The only time you have bigger issues is if your remote site is also being updated at the same time ( such as a blog ) - in which case most of the changes are in the database, and changes should generally only be in the remote, and you are not so worried about changes in the local version).

Just fdisk It should then run and you can partition the disk.

Just create the forward, and not the account. In terms of checking who the email was to, you can cover most with the 'to' address, those that are not correct are probably spam and can be treated as spam anyway alternatively you will have to check in the headers.

It would be 'some other email provider' rather than exchange. They would just need the domain name ( they can use that for the POP and SMTP service, Or with mail. on the front ), the email address ( to be used as the username ) and the password.

You're welcome It depends what other changes ( new installs etc ) she has added since then. If it's nothing significant, then reverting back is worth a try.

Played and managed it first time but not second or third 4th was OK again - it's a bit down to luck what pieces are in to start.

Thanks for your kind words Olsen. Welcome to your new home, and the family here

With regards to the copyright - if the owner has said you can use it, then it's fine. If they haven't then they hold the copyright. I'm out and about a lot the next few days, so probably not the best person to send it to. Are you having problems with just understanding parts of it ? or all of it ?

Try changing the http ://www.mysite.com/counter.php to just counter.php I assume you have a line in the htaccess to interpret html files as php ?

Welcome to the forums Dave

Can you ask her to email me andyb at totalchoicehosting.com and I'll have a look at it if you like.

Don loved to help, and was always one of the post helpful members of the family. I will miss him, as I'm sure will many of us, he was a very special man He's at peace now though.

It looks like the stationary she has, also has a script in it - and hence the error you are getting. Has she checked the stationary fully to confirm that it doesn't have errors in it ? Personally I have the script option turned off for receiving emails, because it's a way of passing viruses etc.

What if you try and look at it from the file manager ?

unfortunately it sounds as if it didn't burn properly. Is it just giving the error when it tries to auto-run ? Or when you actually try reading from the disk? Had you previously checked they were readable ( before you reinstalled ) ? If it were just your machine, I'd try removing and reinstalling the DVD software ... but since you are getting the same effect on a different machine, I'd suspect the disk itself.

In the CSS you have defined the header links with "padding-left: 5px;" which will add spacing in front of them. 2 of the heading titles are not links ( e.g. This 'n' That and The Café )- hence do not have the same spacing before them. Assuming that's the spacing difference you mean.

Let me try and explain ..... There are three lots of permissions the first of these corresponds to the "user" (you when logged in); the second number corresponds to the "group"; and third number corresponds to "everyone" or "world". Generally you can think of the second and third as being "others" and not you. The available permissions are Read, Write, and eXecute. Each permission is assigned a different number: Read = 4 Write = 2 eXecute = 1 Add the numbers for the permissions you want to assign to each position. To give the user (you) all permissions, you add up the numbers for the three permissions: Read (4) + Write (2) + eXecute (1) = 4 + 2 + 1 = 7 To give the "group" and "world" Read and eXecute (not Write) permissions: Read (4) + eXecute (1) = 4 + 1 = 5 Put them together and you get 755. So, in short, if you change a file's permissions to 777, that will give all permissions to everybody. Not generally a wise thing to do

Thanks for the feedback ALS I'm glad you have found your home here.

Are you using the full email type username to login ? If you set up the FTP account 'my_ftp_account' for 'your_domain_name.com' then the username would be 'my_ftp_account@your_domain_name.com'

Are you running the latest version of Invision ? I'm guessing it's an old version, that you need to upgrade so that it runs on PHP5/MySQL5 What's the domain name - so we can have a look ? ( You can PM the domain name if you don't want to put it on the open forums)