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  1. Thanks. I went your registration page and backordered it. Wayne
  2. Hi again Renewing through my current registrar would be very expensive. My domain name will be released from it's 75 day hold (after expiration) on 8/27. Can you/TCH transfer it then? Thanks, Wayne
  3. Hi everyone, Two weeks ago I went through your transfer domain pages and paid for the transfer, but my site, tpals.org, still isn't up. The pages are on one of your servers and I'm getting billed each month. Can someone help me? Thanks, Wayne
  4. Oops; I took out my debug statements, now it works! BTW, I clicked the box for email notifications of replies but never got them. Wayne
  5. Hi again, Thanks for the warm welcome! My files are all .htm. I added lines to .htaccess so .htm files would be parsed for SSI. I put an include at the bottom of the file to prove to myself that SSI is working. Just for kicks, I copied my index.htm to index.shtml. Same error. Cpanel Error Log excerpt: [Mon Sep 13 19:15:41 2004] [error] [client 204.48.233.58] invalid CGI ref "/cgi-bin/counter.cgi" in /home/tpalsor/public_html/index.htm [Mon Sep 13 19:14:26 2004] [error] [client 204.48.233.58] invalid CGI ref "/cgi-bin/counter.cgi" in /home/tpalsor/public_html/index.shtml Pages are at: http://66.36.231.135/~tpalsor/index.htm http://66.36.231.135/~tpalsor/index.shtml Ideas? TIA, Wayne
  6. My old web host went bankrupt so I moved to TCH. I have my own CGI counter script which worked fine on my old Linux/Apache host, but it doesn't work here. I did CHMOD 755 on the script. The script works fine on TCH as a cron job but not when called from a web page, so the problem must be in the call. This call worked on my old host but gives no output here: <!--#exec cgi="cgi-bin/counter.cgi" --> This also gives no output: <!--#exec cgi="./cgi-bin/counter.cgi" --> This gives an error message, "[an error occurred while processing this directive]": <!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/counter.cgi" --> I'd appreciate any help. Thanks, Wayne
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