MikeJ

The section on renting space doesn't apply here. You have full ability to edit/create all files in the root of your webspace, which is where all crawlers will look for robots.txt.

Here's a little test for you if you like... Click here for a quick script I threw together that outputs your browser header information sent to the server. If you do not see a Referer field, then your browser isn't sending Referer information, or something is preventing your browser from sending it. You can click on the Refresh This Page link on that page to double check.

What browser are you using, sts?

Welcome to the Family! (says the sleepy one.... ) If you have more questions, ask away.

Yes, I know Raul. I was refering to SA auto-learning, not him learning. I blame my lack of clarity on the fact I've been up way too long.

2) To the best of my knowledge, you can learn spam assassin on TCH. As for the filtering, it takes effect when the email arrives at the server. 3) If they are free, TCH would review it and install it if requested and they approve it. I don't believe I can give you a more direct answer without a specific library request. 5) I'm just a forum moderator so I'll let one of the staff confirm whether or not nph's are supported for sure (or get the information from them in a little bit). I want to make sure I'm answering accurately. 8) Yea, sorry...don't do WAP much. WML should work fine.

Giving you the quick answers: 1) That'll work just fine. Just point the A records of your domain.com and www.domain.com to the IP address of the server you are hosted on. FTP, mail, and any subdomains you might create you'll have to manually modify in your zones. 2) Spamassassin (which is a bayesian filter) is available. 3) No php pdf libraries are installed. 4) Yes, you can access MySQL remotely. 5) I'll have to check on nph scripts. It may depend on what you intend to do with them. 6) You have full capability of cron jobs as long as it doesn't use up excessive resources on the server. 7) No features are locked out of .htaccess. If it's configured in the webserver, you can manage it with .htaccess. 8) There is no WAP support installed that I'm aware of, but in theory you could install your own.

In my personal opinion, you will be much better off handling each account separately. When you get a reseller account, you will have access to WebHost Manager which gives you complete control of setting up each account, and then can login to each cPanel to maintain them. The reason I highly recommend separate accounts (therefore separate cPanels) is that's the only way to maintain account quotas (disk and bandwidth usage), and it's easier to suspend account if it comes down to that. And if any of your clients decided to do more of their own maintenance, all you have to do is give them access to their cpanel. I also like to keep sites in their own playground, so to speak. However, with that said, you can manage multiple sites in the same account if you choose, through Addon Domains. They would be created as subdirectories off your public_html, and you can still create ftp and email accounts for them if needed, and it would all be in the same cPanel.

Just submit a request into the helpdesk to have website1.com swapped with website2.com as your primary, and request to have the other two domains parked on the same account. They should be able to take care of you.

Look for the option "Web Protect" in your cPanel. It will allow you to password protect directories. File manager will allow you to change permissions on a directory if you choose, as well. And welcome to the forums (and TCH if you just recently sign up)!

I'm not exactly a CSS expert, but I do not believe you can align two things in a single div. I believe it will require two divs (but you can nest divs).

No. JSP are a bit too server intensive to be used on shared servers.

Please let me know if you find any holes.

I don't believe FTP uses the .htaccess or provides any referrer info, but I could be wrong. As for one forward slash after the protocol, that's not a valid URL. If you're still getting to a website, your browser must be translating it to two first (which should be showing as two in the referrer, but you can look at your raw access logs to confirm that).

Yes. There are some (small amount of) browsers that may not send referrer information. Quite honestly, if bandwidth is an issue, you'd be better off just selecting not to redirect them to another image, instead just deny access. Then there is virtually no bandwidth used up on your end, and they'll just get a broken image on their page. Redirecting them to an anti-hotlinking image will still eat up your bandwidth if they don't remove the hotlink. That can all be done in the cpanel hotlinking settings.

Ok...I gotta stop posting without thinking.... I got a little off track. Doesn't need to be so complicated. The matches for the hotlinking can easily be controlled since we don't care about what doesn't match (everyone else) only what does (your own sites). I haven't found a way to break this: >RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^https?://(.*\.)?******(:.*)?/*.*$ [NC] RewriteRule ....whatever you use for what you want blocked... It works even if you have SSL (https://), and even if someone specifies the port (as in http://www.******:80/). In othewords, it should work for all cases no matter how someone requests your domain as far as I can tell, and it should block all cases where someone is trying to hotlink to you. Obviously repeat for every domain that you have. For the most part, Robert, it's pretty much the same thing as yours (just with a couple less wildcards). Add your line for direct image access (no referrer) if you want to allow it: >RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ {Edited by TCH-Robert to remove auto-link}

Just wait until they come out with a new MMOG... ... Massively Multiplayer Online Gym. Just click your mouse to watch your avatar work out.

If someone doesn't respond to you from this, send a PM to one of the staff (red colored TCH names). They will confirm you are a customer and give you the password.

All of the standard webhosting plans include disk space that is roughly 5-7% of your monthly bandwidth usage, so unless you are uploading your site multiple times, then in most cases your bandwidth usage for uploading the site shouldn't be too significant of an issue. Couple that with the fact that bandwidth usage is based on the calendar month, unless you signup on the 1st of the month, you will likely only be accumulating bandwidth usage for a partial month when you first signup. I'm moving this to site maintenance for better organization.

They way cron's work is that an email is automatically generated if there is any output at all from the script (which for cron jobs is usually only when they error). So if you just put a print statement in there that will always print something out, then an email should be generated. Just add something like this right below the "BEGIN {" line: print "MT Rebuild running.\n\n"; Just note that if you have it running at any kind of real frequency, it could generate a lot of emails.

yea. Name the attachment something different. The mailer sees the ".com " in the attachments list which matches it's trigger to deny it thinking it's a windows executable.

It's seeing an attachment named after your domain name "Kestaal.com". Are you or your mail software attaching something and calling it "Kestaal.com"?

Found your problem. http://www.bsatroop98.org/CalendarWeb/ The directory/URL is case sensitive. You created the directory with capital C and W, so you need to reference it that way.

Note that those included files are interpreted as HTML, so make sure that it all is formatted correctly. Things like missing closing tags in menubar.txt could cause the rest of the document to fail to display, or display incorrectly. As for server side includes, there is no limit on how many you can have in a page.

psssst... don't tell anyone, but neither did I until btrfld mentioned it...