TCH-Rick

This should be fixed. If not, please let me know what server you are on and we will look into it.

I run Crazy Browser and usually have 10 or so tabs open.

The address is resolving for me after I refreshed a few times. There is a problem, however, in that what you are doing is in violation of the Acceptible Use Policy. We do not support nor allow pointing additional domains to subdomains unless the site is a reseller account. The relevant section follows:

Yes, all domains you wish to park should also have the nameservers set to ns1.totalchoicehosting.com and ns2.totalchoicehosting.com. All plans can use parked domains but they have to be parked by us. The starter plan does not allow add-on domains. You do have CPanel 7.4. If you look at the information bar on the left your will see the version listed. The title in the browser bar still says Cpanel 6 because CPanel has not changed that bit of the template.

If you named the db trial you should use username_trial for the db name. All databases and db users have the CPanel username appended to the front.

Welcome to the family. Good to have another math teacher around. I taught 8th grade Pre-Algebra and Algebra I a couple of years ago and this year will be teaching mainly seniors in Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, and Probability and Stats. We crank back up on Monday. A daily Math Blog - wow. I do well to post my homework assignments each day. I'll look for you on the Goggle Search for "Math Blog" soon.

I thought of this thread tonight and looked it up. I also tend toward the No Filter camp. As nice as having the option to use it or not use it sounds, that is not possible at this time. We have to make a decision on enabling filtering for all or disabling filtering for all. A couple of weeks ago Bill and I discussed whether we should remove it. Other things came up and we never really got the chance to discuss it again. I just got through looking through the main mail log on several servers and ran a filtered search for .pif to see just how many messages were being rejected with the .pif extensions. There were pages and pages of entries just from the last three days. The sobig virus has been on the news and thousands of computers have been infected. We've had a lot of Help Desk tickets from folks concerned about bounced messages they have received. I can't imagine how much worse it would have been if these messages had been delivered.

I checked the whois records and see that the domain registration does have the dash. I have modified the domain on your account and you should be able to see the index of your page now. All the other information in your welcome email remains the same.

You need to open a Help Desk ticket and provide a name so we can look it up. Your account may be set up and the email didn't get to you or there could be a problem. In any case, we need more information to know for sure.

In looking through the mail logs while working on Help Desk tickets I can say that I have seen a large number of rejected emails due to the .pif attachments. I've made sure I updated my anti-virus definitions.

As for FTP clients, I like FileZilla and CoreFTP best. A google search will find sites to download them. Both are free for home use.

OK. I went to http://www.guitarfxr.com/eBay/ and looked at your file names. If you look there is no file on the disk named d35+case2.jpg but there is one named d35+casef2.JPG (note the extra f and the capital JPG). Change the filename in the eBay directory and it should work.

It would be easier to figure out what is going on if you would post a url to the page so we can see the error and such. The most common problem is in the filenames. All filenames in linux are case sensitive so if the code has myimage.jpg but the file on the server was uploaded as myimage.JPG then it won't show up. I always use lowercase letters only. There are other possibilities but that's the one I see the most.

I received a note via the Help Desk today as a follow-up and thought I would share her thoughts with you on the pros and cons of various email configurations. Thanks for putting this together!

The version using /webmail is part of CPanel and runs over the webmail port of 2095. The version using /sqmail is one we installed and runs over the standard http port 80.

Add the following commands to your .htaccess file in the folder containing the php script (or create an .htaccess file if none exists.) php_flag display_errors on php_value error_reporting 7

If you go to Manage Accounts under Email in your CPanel there is an option at the bottom to Show Disk Space Used. That should give you the info you need.

All servers are done.

To upload the files in cPanel you should go to File Manager. THen click on the folder icon next to public_html, not on the name. Then you will be in the public_html directory. You can then click on Uplolad File and use it to upload. The first directory you enter in CPanel is not public_html but the root directory.

It looks like the files are in the root directory rather than the publi_html directory. You can move them in Cpanel or use an FTP program. I would recommend SmartFTP, CoreFTP, or Filezilla.

The easiest method is to use Horde Webmail. The address is http://******/webmail. Use the drop down menu on the right to choose the Spam box.

On question 3, we do not have a RealServer or WindowsMedia server. Streaming audio/video is possible via html.

Here are the results of one section of running env.pl: Perl libraries installed Library CGI v2.752 installed Library mod_perl v1.28 installed Library www-perl v5.69 installed Library DBI v1.37 installed Library DBD::mysql v2.9002 installed Library URI v1.24 installed Library Apache v1.27 installed So yes, it has changed. The test above was on server 31.

The first thing I would do is check where you have the mail being sent in the parked domain accounts. For example, if you have an account set up called myname@abc.com you will not get mail in that account by using myname@xyz.com. If you don't have an account called myname@xyz.com then the mail sent there will go to the default address set up for that account. By default all mail sent to the parked domains goes to the main mail account for your primary domain. You can set up accounts using any of your domain names. You can have myname@abc.com and myname@xyz.com. Each would be a separate account. You can also set up forwarders so you could set myname@xyz.com to myname@abc.com if you want all of myname's mail to go to one account. You could also set the default address for xyz.com to be xyz@abc.com but would need to set up that account. There is really not much more I can do to check this without access to the account so please submit a Help Desk ticket if you feel there is a problem.

The plug-ins shouldn't be a problem since all of these scripts install into the user's site directories. This is different than SquirrelMail which is installed system wide and uses symbolic links so that all the program files are only installed once and are available to all.