MikeJ

My windows (gaming) PC I shutdown whenever I'm not using it for 2 reasons besides the fact I only use it for games.... First, I'm a little worried about overheating (lot of higher end heat generators in there)... and second, it kinda sounds like a mini-jet engine when it's on with so many fans in it. My mac I don't worry about that much, but I usually just put it into sleep mode when I'm not using it (it's a notebook).

^--- He just makes it LOOK easy.

Here's what I do for testing sites, but only do this if you are pretty comfortable making changes to your system. If you are using Windows: Edit the file "C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" (might be "C:\winnt\...." if you are on NT). Add a line to that file: >1.2.3.4 www.****** Use your new server's IP address instead of 1.2.3.4 Save the file, close all browser windows (to make sure it's not hanging onto any name cache), and then open the browser and go to "www.******". You should be viewing your new site. Note that you won't be able to view your old site while this is in place. When you are done testing, edit that line back out of the hosts file. It's helpful when using this technique to put something on your new site's page to identify that it is the new site (just add some text somewhere that says "new site" or something) to make sure that your browser is picking up the hosts file change properly. Hope that helps.

Ahh... $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] can't figure out your proper document root because you are using the IP address, so it can't properly interpret what virtual account you are trying to access. When your domain is changed over, it will work correctly.

Email for your accounts is on the same server as your account. I have not heard of any serious impact on the any of the servers so far. TCH seems to be handling it pretty well.

The location of your include is incorrect. Is menu.php one of your files? If so, try including "menu.php" without the path, or "/home/youraccount/public_html/menu.php". Oh, and Welcome to the TCH Family!

I think something's still screwy with your hotlinking. I go into an endless redirection loop when I click on that link. Works if I cut and paste it though.

That would work fine, since the mail wouldn't even go through the TCH servers using a mailto.

Do you get any kind of error when you try to send? If so, what does it say? I haven't used outlook or outlook express for a couple years so my memory of it's settings is a little foggy.

oh... I understand now what you are saying. Yea... definitely looks like you received an email from someone infected.

That looks like the headers of the email that is warning you. Do you have the headers of the email that caused the warning by chance? Just saw your edit... if that's the headers from the email that caused the warning, the you are correct.

I welcome your new addition to the family!!! Submit a help desk ticket (click on Help Desk at top of this page) and they will get it straightened out.

Those 9 cars I've had were over 17 years, so on average for me, about 2 years. Although they've varied a lot, like the one car I only owned for a month before it was stolen. Similar to TCH-Mike, though, none of them were purchased new, some were used.... some were very used. My motorcycle is the only motorized vehicle I've ever bought new.

I still think people identify with and remember .com better, so I voted james-cpa.com.

It's possible your ISP started blocking port 25. You should try to change your outgoing SMTP port to 26 in your outlook settings. More info in this thread.

Here in Chicago they are considering passing a law that requires ID chips in all cats and dogs.... take it to the next step, and we'll all be walking around with 'em. But as for the $20 bill... I'm pretty certain that's a hoax.

I'm just starting to learn MySQL myself, but I *believe* that means the query to the database returned no results. Most likely a query was made and returned a result that was empty, and then mysql_fetch_assoc() was used against that result, but the result was false (0 rows) so it failed. As for why, hard to tell without seeing your setup. You might consider contacting the people who created the PHP program and see if they have a help forum that may cover the specifics for that program.

The easiest way (for some reason cPanel doesn't want to do it) is to just create a dummy directory (call it "secure" or something), and use web protect to create your users and enable web protection on that directory. Then, copy the lines that look like the following out of the .htaccess file and put them in your .htaccess file of your public_html directory... >AuthType Basic AuthName "Members Only" AuthUserFile "/home/account/.htpasswds/secure/passwd" require valid-user Then keep your "secure" directory around, because you can go back into web protect and manage the users by selecting the secure directory since the parent directory is using the same "passwd" file. I'm not sure why cPanel won't let you web protect the main directory directly.

hurts

Dangit... you know what the first thing I'll be doing when I get home now, don't ya.....

I'm not an expert at FrontPage, but I looked at your old site (assuming that www.dallasnorthproperties.net is it), and your current one. Your current site is missing some components. Just the navigation alone, a comparison of differences between the two main pages shows this: Your old site navigation code: > <!--webbot bot="Navigation" S-Type="top" S-Orientation="horizontal" S-Rendering="text" B-Include-Home="FALSE" B-Include-Up="TRUE" startspan --><nobr>[ <a href="HomeBuyer_Info.htm" target="">HomeBuyer Info</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="homeseller_info.htm" target="">HomeSeller Info</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="Homes_for_Sale.htm" target="">Home Listings</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="townhomes_for_sale.htm" target="">Townhomes/Condos</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="Texas-Home-Values.htm" target="">Facts & Figures</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="mortgage_info.htm" target="">Mortgage Info</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="credit_report.htm" target="">Credit Report</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="calculators.htm" target="">Calculators</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="foreclosures.htm" target="">Foreclosures</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="Dallas-Real-Estate-News.htm" target="">Latest News</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="dictionary.htm" target="">Dictionary</a> ]</nobr> <nobr>[ <a href="privacy-policy.htm" target="">Privacy</a> ]</nobr><!--webbot bot="Navigation" i-checksum="30199" endspan --> Your new site navigation code: > <!--webbot bot="Navigation" S-Type="top" S-Orientation="horizontal" S-Rendering="text" B-Include-Home="FALSE" B-Include-Up="TRUE" startspan --><!--webbot bot="Navigation" i-checksum="0" endspan --> It looks like it didn't publish correctly.

Thank you! It's an honor to be a member of the esteemed family.

Can you post the full headers of one of them?

Well, Congradulations Bill and crew! Keep up the good work, and great touch on the forum pics! Thumbs Up Rock Sign