pphoa

I explained my understanding poorly, but Lianna describes how I thought it should work. Thanks. I guess I'll try to remember to log out.

Thanks for your response. Indeed, I did specify the account name as you suggest. my $db = 'DBI:mysql:pphoa_database:localhost'; my $pass = 'this is not the real password'; my $dbh = DBI->connect($db, 'pphoa_user', $pass) || print "$DBI::errstr"; And I get when viewing the page: Access denied for user: 'pphoa_user@localhost' to database 'pphoa_database' I believe the user/password information is correct since if I change either of them to something stupid then I get a more obvious password verification problem.

I would assume that "per board visit" statement means that no matter how many messages have been posted to a topic, you will only get the one initial mail.

Thanks, you nice people, for picking up the ball on this. If I really am logged in, how am I supposed to see the notification? I have to think that I have really been logged in when someone else responded. Maybe there should be a setting for getting e-mail all the time even if I am supposedly logged in.

On a few forum topics/threads, I've clicked on "Track this topic Receive email notification when a reply has been made to this topic and you are not active on the board. " However, I'm not getting the e-mail. This has happened on a few topics, some of which I started. I click the "track this topic" again and it tells me I'm already subscribed. I'm not leaving my browser open or something that I know of to avoid (?) getting the e-mail. I do have it set to automatically log me in to the forums, though.

I have a simple perl CGI script which uses the DBI module and tries to connect to my first-ever MySQL database, but I get this error from connect(): Access denied for user: 'user@localhost' to database 'dbname' ('user' and 'dbname' not the real ones). I believe this error message means that the user and password is correct. Sample code: my $db = 'DBI:mysql:dbname:localhost'; my $dbh = DBI->connect($db, 'user', 'password'); Any advice?

http://peter.nyc.ny.us/burp/manual.html says that for BURP to work, I need "Apache 1.3 compiled/configured with mod_perl with the PERL_ACCESS option enabled)". Is PERL_ACCESS enabled? I'm looking for scripts which will password-protect some stuff and allow users to retrieve and change their password.

I made a mistake. The forwarder does indeed list both forwarded-to destinations. I hadn't noticed that the forwarded-from address is listed twice. This makes me more confident that it is a supported feature. Please don't take this nice feature away.

I don't understand much of the technicalities in the previous messages, but I wanted this feature and figured out how to make it work. I set up a forwarder which forwards to two comma-separated addresses like: user1@domain1.com, user2@domain2.com It works great. However, in the list of forwarders only the first address is listed! This makes me worried - is this supported?

I tried fooling my Windows 98 computer's DNS - either by changing c:\windows\hosts.sam or c:\windows\system\hosts.sam - or by Network Neighborhood -> Properties, selected TCP/IP for my PCI adapter which connects to my cable modem, Properties -> DNS Configuration, Enable DNS, placed 66.11.163.212 and 66.11.163.213 in the DNS Server Search Order. Neither of these tricks worked, and yes I did reboot. But I had published my site via FTP, and I went ahead and changed my registrar's DNS settings to point to TCH's. The next morning, just 9 hours after making that change, the DNS change had propagated enough for me to see that it had worked! And FrontPage works fine using http. I'm a happy customer.

I reopened my ticket and it was closed again and I reopened it and then it was closed again. Finally I understand - after a chat with totalchoiceguru. This is what is in our welcome e-mail: FRONTPAGE USERS - Please upload to your domain name as follows - http://**** or before DNS propagation 66.11.163.212/www So I tried "66.11.163.212/www". But with FrontPage 2000, it defaults to assuming you're talking http - equivalent to "http://66.11.163.212/www". That doesn't work. You can't use http until the domain is transfered. (Actually I've read other forums people mentioning the ability to change your own computer's DNS lookups which would probably fool FrontPage into working). The welcome e-mail is clear ONLY FOR FrontPage 2002 users. For FrontPage 2002, "66.11.163.212/www" means to transfer using FTP. FTP transfer works fine, though of course isn't as friendly in FrontPage.

My ticket was closed but I'm reopening it, as suggested by the closing person if the advice didn't work. He suggested public_html instead of www also but it didn't work. Ed wrote to me that he tried using publishing via http://(ip_string)/public_html/ And when FP gave him the error message, suggesting to try a ftp site, he typed in: ftp://(ip_string)/public_html/ and that worked... FrontPage uploaded but then he couldn't open the web page from with FrontPage (using the ftp URL).

Wow, I couldn't add a reply for awhile - saw no window to type any text into! Anyway, yes, I'm using FrontPage 2000. I already opened a ticket, just thought it might be nice to document this problem if it was a general problem for all new users...

I also have a new account and can't publish via FrontPage 2000. My instructions said to publish to 66.11.163.212/www but I get that same message about extensions not being installed - even after I reinstall them.