TCH-Rob

Welcome to the forums. Make sure you let us know what they say.

Hi Matt. While most of it has been covered I just wanted to clarify question number 4. You would need to make that change. We are unable to modify the name servers associated with your domain name for you.

Just to echo what Steve said. We do not offer the registration of .nl domain names however, if during the registration process you can set your own name servers or change them after then you will have no problems hosting here.

Sorry, that would be against our TOS. All domains MUST point to the same page.

Not I, nothing like that has happened to me on these forums.

Welcome to the forums. The important question is "What do you think of it if you have tried it"? Do you like it?

Not bashing the books in any way but most books on the subject may not be of much help if the search engine makes changes to its code to do things differently.

Thanks Aaron.

Glad to see things have been sorted out.

1. That email was sent out in error to some customers. 2. Does not apply. 3. If you are experiencing any problems now, please open a Help Desk ticket so they can look into it.

Thanks Curtis.

You would need to do that if you did it the cPanel way.

You do not need to log into the server per se, no username and password required. Just accessing the website is enough. All you need to do is know the path to the file in order to modify it if perms are set to 777. In those numbers the first 7 tells what you, the owner of the file, have permission to do. The second one is the group's permissions. The last one tell us what everyone else in the world may do. There is world and again, it has nothing to do with "logging" on. There is guest access to the server. When a visitor comes to your site, they get there as a guest. Most of the time they only have read permissions though. If you give write and execute permissions, the last 7, then they can do whatever they want with that file. There is protection against that but if you allow the world access to that file and they know the path then it makes no difference what we do. If a file has 755 perms then they cannot change it unless they compromise your account in some other way so that the server thinks you are the owner and they chmod the file to 777 as owner. At least as far as I understand things.

I download the files from Nukes website, unpack them on my computer. Set the config parameters and upload it to root.

Should be one-time. I will defer to staff for confirmation.

Happy to hear things worked out.

I went through 13 pages in Google looking for something related and I only found one thing that was remotely close. Here is a partial quote of what I found. Let us know how it goes and welcome to the forums.

Good to see things have been resolved for you.

Welcome to the forums Moogie.

Vacation

Thanks for the update Pat.

Thanks Nortk.

Did you rename wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php?

Moving to the FrontPage forums for better exposure.

Yep, you will need to use the publish feature. If I recall right, you need to enter your website URL, username and password. Moving to the FP forums.