JTey

I received this email when I checked my webmail, here's a chunk: "Dear ae, Thank you for registering with KansasCity.com. As a member, you now have privileged access to the site's articles and services, all free. ..." Is this spam? Because it looks legit.... BUT, I never registered at that site, and the email was sent to "ty@****" which isn't an actual email account that I set up (is this the default email routing kicking in?) But anyway, I'm pretty surprised that within a day of my domain going up, it's already been targetted ;/

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Krista

I have a subdomain such as: test.**** I'd like to create an ftp such that users will access it at: ftp://test.**** First of all, is this possible? --- In the Add FTP Account page, there is the following text: "If you just want the new user to be able to access a sub-domain, just set the directory box to the same value as the sub-domain's root name, which is listed in parenthesis on the sub-domain section of this control panel." I don't see any "sub-domain section", so I'm a bit confused.. --- By the way, is it possible at all to create FTP accounts with a username "user" instead of "user@****" ?

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I was working with redirects just moments ago -- the results are almost instantaneous after clicking Add.

Thanks for the insight, which lead to the solution: I simply made www.domain.com/index.html redirect to www.domain.com/subdir (and for the moment just placed a blank index.html there for the sake of it) By doing so, www.domain.com and www.domain.com/index.html in the browser address bar both redirect to www.domain.com/subdir -- success! You thought right

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Let's pretend the following is the "Add Redirect" page: --------- Add Redirect: http: //domain.com/[___________] >>> http ://[domain.com/subdir] ([ Temporary ]) [Add] ... --------- That's how I filled out the fields before clicking Add. In fact, I just realized that I can't even load "http://domain.com/subdir" or "http://domain.com/subdir/specificfile.html" or anything else directly from the address bar in my browser anymore until I remove the redirect..

Hello, I am playing around with my new account, and I've uploaded some HTML to a subirectory: (I'm putting a space before the colons to avoid the URL parsing...) http ://www.****/mysubdir For the time being, I want http ://www.**** to load http ://www.****/mysubdir, so I added a redirect that maps it accordingly... Now when I load www.**** in the browser, after taking a minute or two, it eventually pops up an error page, and as it turns out, it was trying to load: http ://www.****/mysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysubdirmysub irmysubdirmysubdir Why is it internally concatenating like that? ps. what's the difference between temporary and permanent redirects, if you can delete either whenever you want anyway?