MikeJ

Don't bother. The video is not appropriate for linking here, at least the one I saw.

Well, keep in mind, these members reside all over the world. Not just a simple thing to attend the real funeral in person.

Glad to see you got it working.

It sounds like you didn't run the install/update_to_latest.php script which creates that new column. Make sure to run that. For example, if your phpbb is installed as yourtchsite.com/forum/, use your browser to hit yourtchsite.com/forum/install/update_to_latest.php, and then when you are done and it works, remove that install directory.

All you should have to do is click on mail in your control panel, select Horde, then look in the inbox. If you get prompted for login at any point, just use your account name (without a domain name) and password as you would when you login to your control panel. If you want to receive the cronjob output in a different email than your main cpanel account, you can change the value of "Please enter an email address where the cron output will be sent:" to be a full email address (such as user@yourtchdomain.com). Cronjobs in general should not generate output. A good cronjob will only generate output when there's an error. If you do not have the ability for whatever reason to prevent the cronjob from generating output on clean runs, add the following (without quotes) to the end of each cron command that you want to suppress all output for: "> /dev/null 2>&1"

If it works from the command line, but not from the crontab, my guess (without knowing what's in your convert.sh file) is that it could be environment related. The environment your shell has won't necessarily be the same as what a cronjob will have, so you may want to make sure you either have all the correct paths defined in your convert.sh file, or use complete paths for any binaries you are running. If you look in your main account email, are you getting error output from this cronjob that may give a better clue as to why it's failing?

I enjoy the end-game more than the leveling. That and helping run a guild with 500 members is more than enough to keep me busy in what little spare time I have.

The guild of the person who died held a funeral service online in the game, and a friend of the deceased logged in the deceased's character for the service. This is all fine and good... people do build online friendships through these games. But this was a PvP (player versus player fighting allowed in most areas) server, and they chose to hold the funeral in a contested area, so members of the opposing faction crashed the service and started killing the attendees (online of course). First rule of online gaming is to never take it too seriously. It's a form of entertainment, nothing more.

Now this is cat entertainment... The birds perch on my windows all the time.

Loose change I generally will not pickup. Leave it for someone who might need it more than me. I'd feel guilty even picking up a 10 dollar bill sitting on the sidewalk, unless it was to return it to someone who dropped it. But when I was in college and had no money, I had no shame in searching our sofa for loose change all time time.

Domain Registry Support are scammers. If you ever get contacted by them, don't give them any information. Just hang up.

Since you have your MX records pointing at Google, the TCH servers have no interaction with your incoming email, and therefore it will not count against your bandwidth.

The other themes aren't supported by the provider of those themes anymore, that's part of the reason for TCH making this change. This is also why TCH is looking into alternative better layed out themes for the future (see the cpanel theme beta thread).

Hmm....maybe you should click on Mysql Databases first, then.... oh wait...

http://www.cygwin.com/ Might do what you are looking for. Then check out http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/cygwin.html

Main thing is to use Apache 1.3.x, and (if you use PHP), PHP 4.4.x, and mysql 4.1.x, and you'll be pretty much covered (or whatever language you are writing your apps in). The rest should not make a significant difference.

We have many phpBB2, WordPress, and Movable Type users (the first two are available even through one click installers, MT is not due to it's licensing fee). As for mysql db's on the starter plan, your only limitation is the diskspace allotted (450 MB). As long as you stay under that, you can create new DB's. We do support modrewite, php mail, and cron jobs. Adult content is fine as long as it's legal content. You should be getting your welcome email with all the details you need to get your account and domains configured usually within 24 hours of signing up. Welcome to TCH, chatbug, in the event you decide to move forward with your plans!

Step 1 in setting up Anonymous FTP: Don't use anonymous FTP. You *really* don't want to do that. You'd be much better off just setting up a regular FTP and providing a general account to those you want to upload files to you. Anonymous FTP get's so abused it's not even funny. However, if you really must have anonymous FTP, put the account that you want anonymous FTP enabled for on a separate IP address from the primary server address, and not shared with any others, and it should correct your problem (it won't work correctly on the primary IP). You generally should not assign a separate IP for any site unless it has something that requires a dedicated IP address, which will primarily only be for anonymous FTP as above, or for SSL (you can only bind one SSL certificate to an IP address, so each one requires a dedicated one). If you have any more hiccups or questions, feel free to ask in these forums. P.S. Welcome to the forums!

Most likely, they gained access through a vulnerable script you may have installed. The best thing to do is make sure all of your software is current... if you have any old versions installed, update them. And if you have any software installed that you don't use anymore on your account, remove it. Sometimes you can get an idea of what might have been abused if you download and look through your raw logs and look for odd looking requests. Also look for any suspicious files in any world writable directories you have. The red notice on /boot is nothing to worry about. That's just a system partition that is only written to by admins, so that won't ever be a problem. /home is just showing it's getting a little on the full side, but still has a ways to go. That'll be taken care of if it gets too close to full.

$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] just references your public_html (root of your web tree). You can change it to be an absolute path for testing at home if you want: <?php include "/whereveronyourharddrive/inc/header.php"; ?> You still need php on your computer, obviously, to parse it though, since even the include file is in PHP.

You may have figured it out by now, but all the themes have the same options, they just may refer to them by slightly different names.

By default, mail identified as spam by SpamAssassin is deleted. If you want to see it, you can go into your spamassassin settings under mail in your control panel and enable your "Spam Box" and this will send all spam identified emails to a folder name "Spam" under your main account (your cpanel account), so you'll be able to see it if you access your default account's mailbox in horde. Just keep in mind if you enable Spam Box, you'll need to delete your spam manually, otherwise you could eventually run out of disk space.

Welcome aboard, Carl!

Or worse... when I used to live in Ohio, I was a networking consultant, and I had customers in Indiana who were literally 10 minutes away. Yet half the year they were on the same time as us, and half the year they were one hour off (because parts of Indiana don't change timezones as Steve pointed out). Talk about confusion setting up appointments...

They are also crediting everyone's billing with 1 free day. May not seem like much, but when they have over 5 million subscribers... that's not a small chunk of change.