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One thing that can be a gotcha, though, is Spam filters. Some of the settings allow you to mark SPAM for the following conditions: From server does not match the from address server indicated(not normally used) From address does not match the reply to address (hopefully the ISP does not also force you to announce their server as from address) Reverse DNS lookup on all incoming email can get you due to the first item (high-bandwidth usage, not often used) ISP has been blocklisted by one or more of the many lists out there and has not taken the steps to get themselves unblocked you will probably be just fine, but I thought I would give fair warning, just in case you start getting bounces.

Sscaring the horses... sounds like something I would be afflicted with

It was an article in W.C. Privy's Bathroom Companion... same place I got the quote I posted. I am an avid reader of useless trivia. My favorites are by the Bathroom Reader's Institute and are published as "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader" I have all 15 volumes! you can find them at BRI.com

I was thinking so... I just got through reading an article that disected the passage of the never ending tea party. I cannot recall who said this, but it is very poigniant(sp?) "god limited man in his capacity for knowledge, too bad he did not do the same for stupidity"

"Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." - Lewis Carroll Isn't this a quote from Alice in Wonderland, by the Mad Hatter?

I like the new avatar boxturt

Amen... makes me _almost_ wanna quit

Bill just answered the question as to why he is always up... He is always up, surviving on Jolt Cola and Mountain Dew while trying to "just get past this stinkin' level." Now we all know the _real_ truth as to why he is always awake.

Fair enough. Didn't read the forum headings to see this one. Thanks

Shoulda known LOL He reminds me of a time as a teenager when my mom caught me sneaking out of the house

OMG!!! I just left the online user's list, posted this and then went back to the list and guess who shows up as soon as I click page 2 (he appeared on page 1 and pushed my name down a notch)!!! He's not human He's Not Human!!! That is just too friggin wierd. I guess you have something watching the board for when your name is mentioned and pulls you right in to the post LOL

This is the first time I have been on the boards and not seen that HG is lurking around or spreading goodwill and cheer to customers and employees alike. I guess he is only human and has actually gone to sleep! I wonder, does he have Terabyte wishes and OC48 dreams? LOL Rock Sign

are all of your original files in Home>f1,2,3 still there, and the Luc>one,two,three files were just added? What I am suspecting is that the folder names were the same, and were not deleted properly. The risk is that the files could have automatically overwritten stuff in the Home dir. Most FTP progs allow you to set the warning level for overwrites... Not allowed, ask before, automatic. I NEVER set mine to automatic... just in case. Check your files that are supposed to be in the Home dir and make sure they are not the ones that _were_ in the Luc dir (simple check of modified date should be sufficient for most) good luck

In the realm of professional photography on the web, I am sure someone has figured this out. I need to find a script that will not allow the user to print the image that appears on the page. I have already instituted the watermarking of images, but that defaces some images and makes them unappealing to visitors. Whether this script will allow the printing of the page and doesn't let the images show up is one way, Or... If it is a page that is only an image and the print function is disabled is another way. Wouldn't it be fun to make it seem like the print was happening, but what came up on the paper was a message stating that they need to contact the photographer for prints.

Are you sure that the files wre actually deleted? I ask this because I have used FTP programs in the past that would delte the folder, but then move the files underneath it into the parent directory (get rid of the folder, but the files just got moved up one level). I have also seen it where the files showed as deleted at the time, but therre are remnants of the file left over that the OS tries to recover as files due to some restore function... thinking that you didn't really want to get rid of the files..."did you " I hate OS's that try to "think" for you. If I wanted to get rid of something, why should it care? EDIT: Just reread your post... you mean to tell me that the files are in ALL of the subfolders, not just in one location? If this is the case, then I would suspect something in the site itself has been given orders to replicate certain file types to all directories. I have done things like this to rapidly deploy stuff that I was going to use for different project subdomains across a primary domain.

I went up into the mountains last weekend on a 4-wheelin' run (TOTAL BLAST!!!) and it went like this: Go up the hill, look down at the clouds Go down the hill, get rained on Go up the hill, look down at the clouds Go down the hill, get snowed on Go up the hill, look down at the clouds Go down the hill, get sleeted on Was a lot of fun, and made a relatively easy trail rather interesting with the off-camber, muddy, ridge road sections with several-hundred foot drop-offs. Coverage of the run should be in Primedia's Four Wheel and Off-Road magazine in a couple months if the pics came out OK... it was way overcast.

I just added mine. I hope you enjoy the comments I put in the box. Feel free to post them or use them if you find the words appealing.

That would be because you have the closing ">" after your YM link (I don't have the closing ">" after my AIM link) Glad all is working for you now

I figured out how to get rid of the clicking while editing your sig!!! You need to close the ahref tags. Instructions: You get one click to get a cursor in your sig, unless you want to do the select all>copy>paste thing. At the very end of your sig, you need to put in "</a></a>" to close both tag.

And now I have ended up with mine vertically aligned... I bet it is due to the ">" I put in there. LOL

If nothing else works, I would suggest logging into cPanel and changing the password, making note of letter case... as well as in the username. I have noticed that the mail server here is rather sensitive to case in all areas.

Well, that kinda makes it a grrr (frustrating, not angry) situation... If you have folks on your ignore list, then you are disabling that list as you can ONLY have it set to allow EVERYONE to see you. Oh well... trade offs are a part of life

Could have been related to the server stuff they were/are doing? I have been having issues with sending mail through Outlook today as well. I typically am just unable to connect or it times out/resets the connection. I am so used to MS products being glitchy that I barely notice it.

I'll drink to that You're more than welcome I am but a small part of a much larger picture... too bad the artist forgot to paint me in

there is an oddity with the usernames through the mail systems here... they require you to format the logon like this: user+domain.com like one of mine would be: "blah+uselessfurball.com" The plus sign (+) is the trick, and it Is CaSe SeNsItIvE