MikeJ

Thanks, Peter. I have mentioned it to the people who make the script installers to see if it'll make it in an upcoming update.

Did you try the below instructions to see if it was just the IMAP folder subscriptions you lost?

The help desk and Dick have been trying to help you. You asked (paraphrasing) "How can I access all of the mailboxes under my account from my main cpanel login". They both responsed (paraphrasing), "You cannot anymore, that 'feature' is no longer available. If you need to access individual mailboxes now, you have to login to each one." Asking repeatedly won't change that fact. I'm sorry for your inconvenience, but this was a feature that was somewhat of a security risk and you happened to be using it to your advantage, but that option isn't available anymore.

Good find, heyguy.

I've seen it happen while making changes in the admin interface. Editing the theme itself shouldn't have any problems. And I've only seen it happen a couple times, never consistently so I've never figured out why it happened, but my themes stick now.

If someone wanted to try a brute force attack on guessing passwords, with disconnecting from the internet between every few attempts - it would take them months if not years Plus most brute force attempts come from compromised machines, not the hackers IP, so those blocks basically take the compromised machine they gained access to out of the usable list for more attempts. And most brute force attempts are scripted so if they start failing, they'll typically just move on to the next host.

The other IP address was from support successfully testing your account. The reason there hasn't been a resolution on the problem is that your account on the server is working fine. If you can get to it via your start, run, but not via your browser, there is likely a browser configuration problem on your machine. What browser are you using?

Most likely they didn't "prep" their servers properly for cP11, especially if they didn't realize their servers were set to auto-update (meaning they don't very actively administrate them). I have a personal server I was running on CURRENT for awhile and one I'm running on RELEASE. The update on the RELEASE one went pretty smoothly (between prepping everything properly and testing things on the CURRENT server, I was ready for it), with only minor non-critical problems at best and were easily corrected. I haven't personally messed with EDGE, but I know some of the guys at TCH have been testing out cP11 for awhile.

It's very possible your hosting provider's server auto-blocked you based on whatever security measures they have installed. You should ask their support to check if your IP is blocked on their server.

That doesn't sound like a forward though, so it should work properly (mail originating from 3rd parties routing through TCH servers, i.e., forwarding, is not allowed to AOL due to the way AOL handles spam blocking, but mail originating from your TCH account is allowed). You may need to submit a help desk ticket to have an admin take a look at the logs to see if your email is being denied.

Not unusual. It's not to hard to get a list of domains about to expire. Several of my domain names I let expire on purpose are now held by domain squatters trying to sell them (probably for much more than they are worth since none of them have sold).

It works fine for me on Firefox. Both have mouseover issues with IE7, but that's not what I think you are talking about.

Late June, Early July I'd expect you'll start seeing cPanell 11 get rolled out here. Not any earlier. cPanel themselves has the stable release scheduled for June 26th, but that's already slipped a couple times.

If you're looking for something simple, then sNews (www.solucija.com/home/snews/) might be something suitable.

Wordpress is a database driven application. I'm not aware offhand of an easy way to create separate subdomains for different pages of the same wordpress installation. And just to clarify, my subdomain recommendation above was a single one for the whole site for testing until it's ready for primetime (then move it to your main domain). You can, however, pretty easily have yourtchdomain.com/advice go to a specific page (link of lists for example). Wordpress uses templates to display the content you create. The content is located in the wordpress database. The templates are located under wp-content/themes/<yourthemename> for whichever theme you are using. When you create "pages" in wordpress, the theme file used to display it by default is "page.php". When you create a page, however, you can select within the wordpress site admin a specific template to use with that page that can be custom made, so you could have a separate template for each page if you liked (including references to different css styles). Like I mention above, I'm not sure of an easy way to do it with subdomains, but for pages, at least for "Date and Name based" permalink structure under Options->Permalinks, it'll default to yourtchdomain.com/page-slug-title/ as the url to access the page (slug can be defined when you create the page on the right hand column, or it'll be auto-created based on the title of the page if you don't specify it).

Basically if you are responding to your own thread, and your response itself has no purpose other than to make the thread new again (i.e., you have no additional information or questions), then it's bumping. If you have a thread that is days or weeks old with no response, try rephrasing your question in your reply, as it's likely that no one responded because they either don't know the answer, or didn't understand the question.

As thomas said, once 2.0 is released (probably not until the end of the year as it won't even be in public Beta until around October), it should be available in Fantastico as an upgrade for 1.1.2 assuming SMF provides a suitable upgrade path to 2.0 (which I assume most likely they will). If you want 2.0 prior to it's official release (i.e., run it as a beta which is risky), you'd have to upgrade it manually.

My suggestion would be to create a subdomain (wordpress.toptenlisted.com or something), and have wordpress running at the root of that subdomain. That way the only change that will be made when you move everything to your main site is the url, not the directory paths, and if anything did happen to get indexed to the subdomain, you could just redirect the subdomain to the main site after moving it. Theme changes for the most part won't affect anything other than how the pages look. Links and everything else should pretty much remain the same. I tend to make theme changes every so often and never have any problems doing so with incoming links. As far as pages versus posts, I'll leave that to someone who's done more with pages than I.

All the pixie dust should work fine with multiple blog installs from Fantastico in a single account as long as you don't go over your accounts resource limits (mainly bandwidth, diskspace, and server utilization... i.e., as long as they aren't all really popular).

Nevermind. It reverted back to the old one yet again (I'm guessing it's not propogating to all the caching servers properly). Buh-bye gravatar plugin.

Well, manage to fix my gravatar when the site came back up again. Ended up just deleting my account on gravatar.com and recreating it to force a new image to be pushed out, in case that's helpful to anyone else using gravatars.

nice .

Except preg_split is a php function and he's using perl. This is the way I'd probably do it, although there may be a better way (made up the regex to match on example string just to show): >$string = 'xxxxxxxxyyyy'; $regex = '(x)+'; if ($string =~ m/$regex/) { $value1 = $&; $value2 = $string; $value2 =~ s/$regex//; } Result of that: $value1 = 'xxxxxxxx' $value2 = 'yyyy' I'm not aware of a way to split the string up in a single operation within perl natively.

It's an ipsec client, and Linksys is a division of Cisco, so I'd hope it'd be reasonably decent, but I have no experience with it (just the CiscoVPN client like yourself).

Yea, and I'm thinking of just implementing something locally for my registered users since gravatar.com seems to be a dying project.