Ayman

Some of the features I like in Thunderbird: 1) Spam filters work wonders, it just takes a couple of weeks/months of training (depends on the amounts of spam you receive), and then it'll do a great job detecting spam. 2) Privacy options, like not loading remote images, or showing all emails as plain text. 3) You can configure it to leave large messages on server if you use POP3, to avoid downloading large messages, later you can decide whether to download or delete the message depending on the sender/subject... 4) Great search and filtering options. 5) Better integration with the greatest browser out there, Firefox 6) A wide variety of extensions and themes. 7) Free and Open Source (which means faster updates and patches). ... And a lot more, these are only a few things I can think of now. For calendar and notes, check out Mozilla Sunbird: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html

Just a wild guess here, maybe you need to compress the archive too? Add z to the tar command options: tar cvfz archive.tar.gz -C directoryName EDIT: And use 7-Zip for handling tar archives, last time I tried it, WinZip couldn't open them. http://www.7-zip.org/

Comment on PHP-Nuke: If you want a PHP/MySQL community website, I highly suggest Drupal (http://www.drupal.org). If you really want to run PHP-Nuke for some reason, consider that: the system is a mess, and it's full of security holes, the only pro over Drupal is that it's easier to use, and then download PHP-Nuke from the official site (http://www.phpnuke.org) and apply security fixes and patches from NukeFixes (http://www.nukefixes.com), finally, protect the admin.php page with Apache's basic auth. Make sure to update to the latest versions of PHP-Nuke and NukeFixes patches as soon as they are out. Hope this helps

There is JavaScript code in your index.html that forwards Mozilla browsers to subsites.html. ><script><!-- var skipPage = true; bAgent = window.navigator.userAgent; bAppName = window.navigator.appName; bMozIdx = bAgent.indexOf("Mozilla/"); if ((bAppName.indexOf("Explorer") >= 0) && (bAgent.indexOf("Mozilla/4") >= 0)) skipPage = false; if ((bAppName.indexOf("Explorer") >= 0) && (bAgent.indexOf("Mozilla/5") >= 0)) skipPage = false; if ((bAppName.indexOf("Explorer") >= 0) && (bMozIdx >= 0) && (parseInt(bAgent.substring(bMozIdx+8, bMozIdx+10)) >= 6)) skipPage = false; if (skipPage) { location = /*URL*/'subsites.html'; } //--></script>

I have several domains with my first and last names, I use one for my website, familyname.net for email, and the others are forwarded to my site.

When using a master password, you can't get the passwords back unless you provide the master one, as secure as other options (AnyPassword...) I guess.

Do they use the same ISP as you? Both URLs (w/ and w/o www.) take me to your site, I don't see any parked pages. I see the domain is still new (1 day or so), maybe it's a DNS propagation issue, I suggest waiting one more day EDIT: (now that I read your site) sorry for Austin Hope he's getting better, I read that this condition can be corrected by surgery, my best wishes to you all.

Now I've noticed something, when I add a slash to the end of the URL, I'm not forwarded. http://www.pinesofrome.net/forum/ I suggest you open a ticket and ask support to change the main domain for you, and park the old one instead.

Most likely it's .htaccess in public_html or public_html/forum. Anyway, I went to www.pinesofrome.net/forum, and www.epochsend.com/forum, and either way, domain stayed the same no matter how many links I clicked or how deep I went into the forums, so I couldn't reproduce the problem. There are no forwards that I could find on your site, and forum links are relative and don't reference the site domain. Am I missiing something? Would you please post a more specific example of the problem?

What do you have in .htaccess? maybe it's configured to forward all new domain requests to old domain?

Go to admin panel, settings, and change site URL to the new domain there, I think this should fix your problem. Hope this helps

Thanks guys so much, it really feels like a family here This forum is one of the many reasons I signed up for the service.

I see it, and I'm in the Middle East.

I understand that completely, I thought that the whole phpBB mass mail thing isn't allowed, if that's the case then I'm all for it Very impressed by the service so far BTW, keep up the great work

Is mass mail in phpBB really not allowed? I have a ~300 members forum, and I need to send emails to them from time to time, I don't see what's wrong with that as long as I don't abuse the feature and use it often. Any input on the issue?