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I just got an 'invite' from google to use their 'Sitemaps' program. Does anyone have any updated user experiences so I can determine if this is something worthwhile to commit time and resources to? Thanks!

It's apparently the firewire port on the laptop that's kaput. I installed an NEC PCI firewire card and all is well again. (Beware when the Dell technician tells you from afar that your firewire port works, just because you're able to download their updated firmware.)

How do I set up a folder in Horde so I can monitor the email SpamAssassin designates as spam? The help desk told me to use the Horde/IMP folder to check messages that are routed to the spam box, but I don't see how to set this folder up. Thanks!

Perfectly. I'm also trying a hardware solution. Going to spend a few bucks for a new PCI Firewire card, with a new cable, and potentially, a fix for the problem. Unless you have another suggestion on the software side? Thanks for hanging with me on this!

Started the Removable Storage service manually, Windows didn't recognize device via firewire; I then set Startup Type to automatic and rebooted again. Still no luck via firewire.

I connected the drive via USB to get it listed under Disk Management (if I connected via Firewire, it would not have shown.) I changed the letter name and then under Services > Removable Storage it says that the service is NOT started and Startup Type is "manual." Is starting the service for Removable Storage the right way to go? ? Thanks!

Internal drives are: Local disk=(C:) DVD Drive=(D:) CD-RW Drive (F:) When the external hd is plugged in it is: (Z:) Thanks!

Unless I can figure this out, it looks like the alternative is Dell-on-call. They charge $100 bucks and guarantee a solution, or your money back ... seems a shame given that all I did was unplug and plug-back-in a drive that's been working fine for months.

After working with Dell customer support they decided that the firewire port on my Dell Inspiron 8200 laptop is functioning. They determined this by having me download and install the "'Intel Mobile Chipset' (which the tech said updates the firmware of the laptop's firewire port, and because the installation was successful, the firewire port is fine; but more importantly this download was supposed to address some known issues regarding connecting non-Dell firewire peripherals. But it didn't fix my problem. I'm still not able to get firewire connectivity between my external devices and the laptop. Though each device works fine via USB, and I am able to get connectivity via firewire on the Mac. I'm at a loss here: My winxp/firewire connection was working fine the other day, and for no apparent reason has crapped out. Productivity has taken a big hit. Any suggestions? Thanks! On Monday, March 27, 2006 at 12:47 pm, Mark wrote: >You should be looking under USB heading. > > >

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I'm using an external Maxtor DiamondMax 10 HD in an AMS VENUS enclosure on WinXP. The drive has been working fine for months until today, because its icon is not showing up in Windows Explorer so I can't access it on my PC. I attached the disk setup -- disk, firewire cable, and powerpack -- to my iMac and the drive shows up on the mac desktop and is accessible. Can anyone offer some troubleshooting ideas for how to get WinXP to re-recognize the drive? Thanks!

I noticed that my AWStats screen hasn't updated itself since 3/20/06. Does anyone know why that is, and how I can get it to update? Thanks!

The link is at www.biom.net. THANKS for taking a look at this!!!

Is there a css scheme for positioning <div id="footer"> so that it will lay at the "absolute" bottom of the page, with every other element above it? Re: www.biom.net: In order to keep my footer from rising up and covering content in my main section, I've had to add about 25 <br/> tags at the bottom of the "leftbar" page element. (And even I know in this age of CSS this is not the most "elegant" way to position page elements (Note: Right now all page elements are working fine on IE6/MyIE2 (Windows), not so good on Firefox (Windows: footer is covering icon graphic). And on Mac it's like herding cats: Safari, Firefox, and Netscape are positioning the footer at different levels.) Can anyone offer some suggestions for anchoring a footer to the bottom of a page? THANKS!!!

I added the following to my .htaccess file to get a global redirect from .../dojo.php to .../index.php but the server is only redirecting the old index page -- dojo.php -- and not any of the subpages -- dojo.php/page/. The following code is all I have on the .htaccess file. Is there some modification I need to make? Thanks! >Redirect 301 /dojo.php http://www.biom.net/ Thanks!

I just reworked my home page (www.biom.net) and validated the xhtml and css using the W3c validator tools, but I'm still trying to solve a problem in a few browsers where the footers are either rising up and/or covering other content. I see that when I open www.biom.net in IE6 at the bottom of the page is the indicator with the error message: "Unterminated String Constant." Can you tell if this might be the cause of the footer problem and if so how to address? (I thought/hoped that the code validation would clear the problem up. Thanks!

Thanks, Jim. This worked for the index page redirect, but not for the subsidiary pages like /dojo.php/photoblog to /index.php/photoblog. Do I have to do a redirect for everypage under the /dojo.php url to get them to point to their updated /index.php counterpart? (I have quite a few pages to redirect if that's the case Thanks for the help!

I'm using Expression Engine and I redesigned my site which included changing the site url from www.biom.net/dojo.php to www.biom.net/index.php. When I look at AWStats I'm seeing that I'm still getting hits to pages like /dojo.php/photoblog/rss_2.0/ and /index.php/photoblog/rss_2.0/. Does this mean that someone had either bookmarked the old .../dojo.php page, or opened it before I made the conversion to .../index.php? And, do I need to do something like a 'redirect' to point users from old bookmarked pages to the new urls? I've never done this type of conversion before and I'm concerned about the confusion it may cause my existing readers. Thanks for your insights!

I've never used .htaccess before, so do I just add the code you suggested, or is there anything else that needs to go into the file? Thanks.

My website currently uses a Front Page-created "index.htm" file for the homepage. I'm now using Expression Engine and want to make my default homepage an Expression Engine "index.php" file. I tried deleting "index.htm" thinking that when 'www.my_domain.com' was called, the server would automatically serve up "index.php," but instead a directory listing of all my FrontPage-created .htm files came up. Question: What do I need to do to get the server to serve up my Expression Engine "index.php" instead of the FrontPage-created "Index.htm"? Thanks. P.S. After searching around the EE site I found this entry: Considering this, how do I "tell Apache to load 'index.php' by default"?

I need to ftp an .htaccess file up to my site, but I can't find the setting in WS_FTP that allows files with a 'period' in the filename to show. Can you point me to that setting? Thanks!

"/hbh/index.xml" is the sample path given in Feedburner's instructions, I think that's the path to the feed using Moveable Type. Does anyone know where in the cPanel File Manager Expression Engine places this feed file for the redirect? I can't seem to locate it. Thanks!

I need to modify an .htaccess file to redirect my existing RSS feeds to the new feeds I've set up in Feedburner. Feedburner's instructions to Apache users is to "Create an .htaccess file with this single line in it in the directory that contains your old feed. If your published directory is /var/www/host/blogs/hbh, you would enter this line: >Code: Redirect temp /hbh/index.xml http://feeds.feedburner.com/hairbandhist I'm not clear as to whether I need to create a new .htaccess file with the content they're requiring or include the code in an existing .htaccess file. Then ... the instructions say to "delete the old feed file (/var/www/host/blogs/hbh/index.xml) to avoid any confusion." I can't find that path in my File Manager directories. Can you offer any guidance here? Thanks!

Thanks, Bruce! This is exactly what I'm looking for.

I'm working in Expression Engine 1.4 and I've started getting the following error message: "You have exceeded the allowed page load frequency." Can anyone shed some light on what this means? Thanks.