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I asked the question about how to find my DNS server because in order to reverse the DNS wouldn't I need to now what DNS to reverse?

How is a reverse dns check performed? Don't you need an IP address for that?

How do I find the DNS for the servers my account are on?

Please move this to the proper forum. I don't know enough about DNS to know where to post this. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is reverse DNS setup for the servers that TCH uses? I was told that the reason that my emails don't get through to some email addresses is because they lack Reverse DNS. Thanks.

abinidi, thanks for the great help! Very nice portfolio too!

What I was referring to in post #5 is shown in the attached image. What is the difference between the pages that the image icon takes you to versus the page that the text link takes you to?

I noticed that each table within phpMyAdmin has two links. What is the difference between the two? Each one takes me to a page that has a "Drop" icon.

Thanks I found the table I was looking for. How would I delete a single table? Does the "Drop" icon delete a table??

I received an error message when trying to do a software installation: But when I look in cpanel > MySQL Databases I don't see the tables. Where or how would I view the tables?

Is there an advantage of using a subdomain versus a 'subdirectory'? Also, where are the directories/files stored for subdomains? Are they stored 'above' the home directory? Thanks.

One thing I noticed regarding the features for mail2web is that: What does that mean? I should have also mentioned that I don't mind paying for a service if that would bring about other recommendations.

I just think it would be more convenient to be able to check and respond to my 14 TCH email accounts (spread among 5 TCH hosting account) at one location/time.

Any suggestions for a web-based email service that will allow me to check my TCH accounts' email and to send an email that looks like it was sent from one of my TCH accounts? I am currently using Yahoo Plus (paid account) but it limits the number of accounts that I can send email from to 5 accounts. Thanks.

So none of these will work: post I am trying to get the Cron Daemon sent to me only upon a database-sending failure. I understand that link will stop any cron daemon email from being sent.

Above I've mentioned that I've tried 2 or 3 methods. But I get a Cron Daemon email error each time. I have not yet tried: I will try that next.

I tried escaping the email address but ended up getting an email from Cron Daemon. Here is the message: I entered my email address, in dbsender.php, in the format: you\@yourdomain.ext Did I do something wrong?

I'll first try 'escaping the email address: you\@yourdomain.ext'. I'll see how that goes.

I like the option that you earlier mentioned: I'm trying to figure out how to add the email address.

I'm not smart enough to figure out how change $to a valid email address. My latest attempt was: 2. $ok = @mail(myemail@host.com, $subject, $message, $headers); But I've been getting this message from Cron Daemon in my default email:

1) The changes that you show in your quote will stop any email from being sent, right? 2) Where do I add the email address to send the email to? 3) How would I change it to only have a message sent if there was a failure?

I just noticed that my 'default' email account is receiving an email each time that the cron backup is processed. From:Cron Daemon Subject: Cron <mysite@serverXXX> /usr/bin/php -q /home/myusername/dbsender/dbsender.php I have the actual cron backup file sent to another email address. Is there a way to have the Cron Daemon email sent to another email address or to have it not sent at all? Thanks.

Doesn't that code just disable mod_security? I am having the same error/issue as mentioned above. My software/script support says the error is due to ' misconfigured or overly strict mod_security rules set by your host". Should we disable mod_security or contact TCH support to look at mod_security itself along with the related issues we have been experiencing?

I have been using dbsender and it looks like it has been emailing the database to me daily (as I had set up in cpanel). But I just noticed that I am getting a daily email from: "Cron Daemon" <root@server300.snhdns.com> Subject: Cron <myusername@server300> /usr/bin/php -q /home/myusername/dbsender/dbsender.php Is this an error of some sort?

Thank you for the great graphic instructions! By the way, I had been clicking that "X" in the slide-out but it just kept re-appearing and continuing the scan.

Is there a way to stop the scan once it's started?