TCH-Rob

Either, If you have hosting elswhere you may want to get hosting first and get the site set up before you transfer to minimose downtime.

I would never. I know everyone is like me and reads EVERY word in everything posted here.

Ummm Also;

I have a reseller account for my nine domain names, but 2 individual accounts may be cheaper and you get way more space. Hope to see you soon.

You may have two domains pointed at the same index file on your account but may not have them going to different places within your account. That would require a resellers plan. We accept Visa 27 at once? You have plenty of room here. I wouldnt worry about that, besides we would let you know if there were issues.

(Robert, it isnt called two word game. So VH is the word, makes me think of) Tired

(Bruce, that "r" is not supposed to be in there you) tool

impact

I cant find anything about PERL modules needing to be installed. There are three steps to this right? # Unzip to your local drive and upload the jhead file to your site. (I placed mine in the netpbm folder for easy reference) CHMOD the folder and file to 755. # Within the Configuration Wizard you will see where to enter the path, www/u/username/htdocs/folder/jhead << you will have to name the jhead file in this entry. # You will also see in the config wizard a drop down to turn on EXIF. This is what you need turned on to take advantage of the Jhead binaries. I am assuming you did this in that order and uploaded in Binary mode with your FTP program. Just asking to get the sometimes obvious out of the way.

Leave it mail.domain.com and change your SMTP port to 26 and see if that helps

To create a guestbook: 1. Click on the Simple Guestbook link in the CGI Center area. 2. Copy and paste the HTML code at the bottom of the page to your web page. Feel free to alter the appearance of the form - as long as all the fields are available, the script will still work correctly. This is the minimum you need to do to get the script working - upload the file, and you're finished. Refer to Modifying the guestbook template if you need to customize the appearance of the guestbook. 3. Upload the finished HTML page to test the script. At the bottom of your cPanel there is a link called "Documentation". Click it and it will open to a window split left and right. In the right pane click the + next to "How do I use CPanel?". Click the + next to "CGI Center" and then click "Guestbook to see how to use it.

After taking the hard drive out do you still hear the noise?

I saw it the first time. Can you get detailed local wether for free from this or is it just general info?

I see it. So we have 82,000 acres burned just south and west of our city. 55,500 just north east of us. 16,000 acres south of us on Mt Graham and a big one going to take out power lines to the north possibly leaving up to a million without power aside from possible rolling blackouts from the power plant fire. I think I want to move now thank you.

Rolling blackouts because of the fire right?

Take a strong wind to blow me away

I had no issues with Firefox 0.9.1, looks good to me.

bottle

I like that alot but the rain forecast dissapoints me a bit.

silk

I need to check. I have uploaded the entire osCommerce package before it was part od cPanel so I know at least 2 meg.

bubble

At least you have good wine

Not entirely. Though a bit of a pain you can log into cPanel securely and use the file manager to upload your files. If you have many files you may need to zip them up first and unpack them when they are uploaded. It isnt like we dont want to have other ways to do it but making changes to the cPanel install may be overwritten when the next release is pushed and then we have to do it all over again.

Thomas, Dont go out of your way to try 6.0