TCH-Rob

Welcome to the forums John.

And once you have that worked out you can chuck it all together and code by hand.

"application/x-httpd-php" That is all the error says? Is there more text to it?

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So that's what that bang was. I use Gallery myself. It has a good set of instructions with it and I think we may have something laying around here as a guide as well.

To echo Steve, one small mistake with the registry and you can start thinking about reloading your Operating System.

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Depends. FTP lets you upload many files at a time. If you have a site with a few hundred files in it then FTP may be the way to go. cPanel only lets you upload something like 12 files at a time unless you zip it up first and unpack it on the server. Might not seem like a big deal now if you have a small site but if you think you will expand in any way in the future then you may want to learn an FTP program now to make your life easier later down the road. Also, using Zen Cart, I make the changes to the config file on my computer and then upload via FTP. Makes it easier for me but you might find it more usefull to do it via cPanel.

Depends on what you are looking for as to cost. Now, this is me talking and not TCH here, so don't take it for anything more than what it is. I have used Boxed Art in the past when I had to throw something together in a hurry and never had anything but good experiences with them.

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Software code that can exploit a hole in Apple's Safari Web browser was added to a popular hacking tool on Feb. 22, raising the risks of attack for Apple Mac users. Malicious hackers could set up a Web page, and then use Metasploit to trigger the Safari hole on the systems of Mac users who visited the site, he said. Anti-virus software and vulnerability tracking companies said the Safari hole is very severe or "critical" for users of Apple systems running Mac OS X. However, the hole does not affect the more than 90 percent of computer users running non-Mac systems. Symantec advised Safari users to turn off the "Open 'safe' files after downloading" feature on the Web browser and review an Apple document on safely handling files downloaded from the Internet. More here.

Mozilla Thunderbird is prone to a remote denial-of-service vulnerability. The issue presents itself when the application handles a specially crafted address book file. Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 is reportedly affected by this issue. Other versions may be vulnerable as well. No fix yet.

The CAPTCHA implementation of PHPNuke may be bypassed by remote attackers due to a design error. This may be used to carry out other attacks such as brute-force attempts against the login page. No fix yet. And; Search Module SQL Injection Vulnerability that should have a patch available.

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Hey other me! Nice to see you here again. Way to go on your growth.

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Welcome to the forums beach200. It is not that simple, most servers require authentication is necessary before using them to send mail.

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Welcome to the forums Jeff. I have a reseller package because for me and my ten sites, they all fit into what the space provides me. The management aspect works well for me as well. It all comes down to what you and your customers need.

I have no problem accessing your forum. If it were a hosting issue then it should have an effect on every visitor. If it is just some users then it is either the site or the setup or as Curtis says it might be routing that those visitors are using. Does it happen all the time for those users or every so often? Can they access the rest of your site?

Glad to hear you got it working.