TCH-Rick

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If you have the Spam Box option enabled in Spam Assassin you should log into cPanel and go to Spam Assassin and click on the Clear Spam Box option at the bottom of the page. This is the most common reason for the problem you describe.

Should be fixed now.

Actually the links do not go to the same SquirrelMail. Using /webmail at the end or accessing SquirrelMail through cPanel goes to the version of SquirrelMail installed with cPanel and uses port 2095. Using the /sqmail link goes to a version of SquirrelMail that we have installed on the server that is accessible through port 80 so that folks that have port 2095 blocked can still access webmail.

Submit a ticket using the link at the top of this page and we can have a look. We need more information than provided here to see if there is a configuration problem.

Please test it now.

You should change the server from your domain name to localhost.

In looking on the server it looks like the .htaccess file was changed yesterday. I ran a quick test renaming the .htaccess file and the links all loaded fine. I then renamed the .htaccess file back as you had it and there were problems. Something in your rewrite rules is probably causing the problem.

I would suggest doing a Google search for Moodle. Moodle is a CMS designed for education.

NetPBM is not installed on any of our servers. You can download the binaries for linux and upload them to your site so that you can use NetPBM. As for the problem with Image::Magick, if the problems persist open a Help Desk ticket using the link at the top of this page and we can check out the installation on the server and be sure there are no problems.

Make sure that the file is uploaded to your root folder as an .sql file and open a Help Desk ticket using the link above. Provide full details on the file location and the database you need it imported into and we can do it from the server.

Yes, you can delete any files or folders starting with .neomail.

Mailman is software to send out mailing lists that is included as a part of cPanel. It requires a server process or daemon to run constantly. Unfortunately, this process can stall and must be restarted. An advantage to using DadaMail is that it does not require a daemon and, in my opinion, is more reliable. It also allows more options as you can customize it.

Yes, you can access multiple webmail accounts on our servers by adding /webmail to the end of your domain in the URL. The users will only need to enter their email username and password, not your main log in.

What would DadaMail not do? We use it for a mailing list at our church and it provides all of the features you listed from what I have seen of it.

The most common reason is that there were too many failed log in attempts from your IP address. This can include either email or ftp log ins as well as cPanel log ins.

Congratulations! She is adorable. As the father of a recent bride I would suggest starting a wedding fund now.

There is a fairly easy way to clear all of the spam boxes at once. You would log into your cPanel and select the Spam Assassin option. At the bottom of the page is an option to clear the spam box. It will clear all of them. You could set up a cron job to delete the spam boxes by entering the following command for each account: rm -f /home/yourcpanelusername/mail/yourtchdomain/emailuser/spam Just replace the parts in blue with the appropriate information for the account. It would be safer, however, to clear the spam box in cPanel under the Spam Assassin options regularly.

I have been playing around with Puppy Linux from this web site. I burned the Live CD and booted from it. I then ran a Setup USB and it installed to a 512 meg USB drive which I can now use to boot my laptop into linux. I have Suse installed to dual boot on my laptop as well but I was impressed at how much easier it was to get my wireless network card to work using the directions in PuppyLinux. The boot up actually creates a RAM disk and loads into RAM. While it takes a bit longer to boot than some other versions, once it boots everything flies! It includes most applications that you would need including word processing, browser, multimedia, chat, and more. If you have an extra USB drive lying around I would recommend trying it out. I also tried FlashLinux but it was not nearly as easy to get running.

It does sound like something in the router blocking access. The port for cPanel is 2082 or 2083. I think you mentioned that you could connect from other computers so it does indicate something on the specific computer or network.

Running the cron every other minute is excessive. I would suggest setting it to run every 10 or 15 minutes instead. The wget and get commands are disabled on the server for security reasons. You should be able to run the script using php -q /home/yourcpanelusername/public_html/wordpress/wp-mail.php.

While it will work to use the cPanel username/password that can also create a different set of problems. It is advisable to change the cPanel password from time to time. It is easy to change the password in your cPanel but then you will need to change the password in your configuration files for any databases as well.

As mentioned in the Help Desk ticket you can view the quotas that are set for the account under the mail options. Log into your cPanel. Once in cpanel select mail option. Once in there you will see the option Manage/Add/Remove Accounts. In manage accounts you will see all your mail accounts listed. At the bottom of that scree you will see an option Show Disk Space Used. Click on that link and you will see the disk space used for each account and the quota that is set up. You can also increase the disk quota. If you have the Spam Box option enabled you can clear the spam box under the Spam Assassin options. This is another common reason for accounts being over quota.

Personally I would create a new file and paste all but the first line into it. Then I would type in the php include line and upload the new file.