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Hi Tracy, Have you tried looking at the file in Neomail or via outlook or similar? My first guess is that it is the way it has been sent rather than the recieving end. It may be worth looking at the headers to see the format the email has been sent in. Andy

A think this is a question for our resident expert, but I'll put my 2 cents in anyway I can't see any reason why google would want to penalise anyone for well thought out and constructed META statements. If people put lots of repeat words in, and other poor techniques, then yes I can see why google would want to. If you have used a sensible description and keywords, than I don't think it is much of a heavy load on your pages either. If you put lots of repeated words and other things in, then it will be. Organise everything sensibly and I think it will be fine. And

I get a 403 for both

Hints that big even manage to get across the pond to the UK Naughty

Hi, I'm not sure what this is without looking more closely at your site, for which I will need the passwords etc. Can I suggest that you open a help desk ticket, and we'll have a look at it. Andy

Hi, is this error just on uploading the file? or was it once you had uploaded it, and then tried to use it? Was it from the same version of mysql? Has it got any errors in the database if you look at it with PHPmyadmin? Andy

Welcome to the family Andy

Doc, you're back Andy

If you drop a ticket into the helpdesk we should be able to restore your databases for you from a recent backup. I would strongly recommend that you backup your data on a regular basis though, for just such situations Andy

Hopefully most of those cache problems you were having will now magically go away Andy

I agree, great idea Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Andy

My first guess would be that your ISP that you are using on your travels is blocking the port, and you will have to use their SMTP server for sending emails out. Andy

IF you don't want to store any mail on that account, you are simply using it to forward mail, then delete the account. The forward should will still work. Andy

Kasey, As an aside I'll say that if you want a better script for doing this I would have a look at amember which I think does everything you are looking for, and has been used by a number of people on this forum. However, in terms of learning PHP, then let's carry on with this script. The checklogin.php will effectively have to go in every web page that you use, if you want to stop people linking to the pages directly. In that file you have ><?php // Start the session session_start(); // Check to make sure the session variable is registered if (session_is_registered('username')){ // The session variable is registered, the user is allowed to see anything that follows. echo ('Welcome. You are still logged in.'); } else { // The session variable is not registered. Send them back to the login page. header("Location: /login.htm"); } ?> Where you have the echo ('Welcome...'); you will need to put the information you want to display on the page. Other than that, the bulk of the rest of it should work. Have a search on this forum for how you include files and html into php. Surefire and others have written some very good articles on it. If you can't find them I will add some links tomorrow. I will have a look at setting this up on one of my sites tomorrow (it's 22:25 in the UK now) Andy

Steve, I'm glad you sorted it all out, it solves your problem, and it might be useful for other family members here Andy

Hal, now that was a name I was trying to remember, but my memory banks weren't working

I've thought of various other names, mythical creatures, historic leaders, computers from sci fi books, but I still come back to Hawk Eye - I like it :-) Andy

Kasey, I'm happy to have a quick look at it if you like, but you will either need to provide the source code (php) or a password for me to get in (by PM, not via posting on the forum). The easiest may be to put a copy of the files in .txt files and then I can link directly to them and read the source code. Andy

Steve, Pleased to hear it partially worked. Let us know what happens after a sleep and a few more thoughts If I can think of a reason for it only working on the local domain, and how to get round that, I'll let you know. Andy

Hi Kasey, Welcome to the family I just had a quick look, and I think you may have made some changes since posting here. The attached file was not complete (on my download anyway), so I can only guess at some of the issues. login.php does not exist. But index.php does, and uses memberlogin.php, which seems to work with an incorrect password - it just takes me back to the login screen Andy

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Borfast, As far as I'm aware I think there is a problem in cPanel with names that include dashes, as yours does "best-alm". cPanel are working on the issue and hopefully will have updated things in the next release. Have a look at http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?s=...&threadid=11957 or if you want to look at exactly the same problem you have http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?s=...&threadid=12741 I'll have a look to see if I can find a workround. Andy

Looking at various reports around the web, this does seem to be a recent problem. The good news is that it seems you can just ignore the email it sends you. All the messages go out fine. Andy

I'm not a user of mailman and, to be honest, I am not certain of what changes, if any, are made in third party products between upgrades Getting a copy of your own message can be turned on / off on the general admin page. Looking at things a bit more, there are a number of possible causes of this msg. Are you a member of your list? as well as being the administrator? Andy

Dance Dance Welcome to the Family Dance Dance Andy