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It's easier to redirect a URL than it is to reteach users.

Currently http://www.mydomain.tld/webmail redirects to http://www.mydomain.tld:2095/. Is there any way to change this to https://www.mydomain.tld:2096/? I've tried using .htaccess (see below), but it doesn't seem to have any effect. >Redirect /webmail https://www.mydomain.tld:2096/

The certificate for https://server17.totalchoicehosting.com/ is valid until 2006-05-11, but the certificate for https://server17.totalchoicehosting.com:2096/ (used for webmail) expired on 2005-04-02. Will this be fixed?

Ah... So I need to talk to you guys to get an A Record for the email server, and then I can simply change the MX record to that in CPanel. Sounds good. Thanks!

A client of mine currently has their website hosted by a hosting company and an Exchange email server that they run themselves. I'm looking to move their website over to TCH and was wondering how this should be setup. How do I go about setting up the subdomain and MX record for the Exchange server in CPanel? Thanks!

Agreed.

I second that request.

Cool, thanks!

Perlfect Search is a search engine that uses CGI and Perl to index and search a website's files. The requirements say that it needs: 1) A webserver that lets you execute CGI scripts 2) Perl 5.004 or higher 3) DB_File 1.72 module I know that we've got 1 and 2, but what about #3? Has anybody worked with this before?

I don't have SSH access. I ended up just submitting a help desk ticket. The tech told me that the servers are on Eastern Daylight Time.

I think I've figured out the syntax... >cp -f private/file1.html www/destinationfolder/file1.html cp -f private/file2.html www/destinationfolder/file2.html Do I need to make a Crontab for each command, or can I lump them together somehow? What timezone are the servers set to? (So I can adjust the run-time accordingly.)

I just submitted my first help ticket, and I was bit surprised to find that the "Cpanel Password" field is just a plain old text field. Is there a reason that it isn't a standard password field so everything is asterick-ed out? I found myself looking over my shoulder as I filled out my ticket, knowing that someone would have full access to my site's admin interface with that password.

I was wondering if someone could help me with a simple CronTab. Unfortunatly, I've never used them before, and I have no idea of the commands or syntax. I want to copy two files (let's call them "file1.html" and "file2.html") from the folder "private" (which I created on the root level) to "www/destinationfolder", replacing the two existing files. The CronTab scheduler seems easy enough to figure out, so I should be fine with that. Thanks!

My primary email account (Let's call it my @.com account.) is the same domain as my hosted website. Now, when I signed up for TCH, I used my secondary account (@.net) since the @.com was the domain that would be in transition as I switched hosting providors. Once my account was all set up and everything was switched over, I changed my contact address in CPanel to @.com. (Ya know, that link at the top that says "Update Contact Info".) But all of the support announcements I've recieved have gone to my @.net account. Did I do something wrong and it didn't get changed properly? Or is there something else I have to do? Thanks!

That domain works fine for me, in case you're wondering.

"That's what comes with CPanel." or something to that effect.

I just set one up the other day actually. Like turtle said, you'll want to modify the HTML of the page the clock goes on.

Thanks!

Just the other day I could view this board without having to log in. Now I can't. Why has this been changed?

So I successfully installed phpBB on my site. Why is version 2.0.2 installed, rather than the newer phpBB 2.0.4? It was fairly painless to do the upgrade myself, but still...

Thanks! I'm still curious about why TCH chose Invision, though.

Let's say that today I create a message board in my webspace. Now say I upgrade my Silver Hosting account to a reseller account. Is it possible to move that message board to a new domain that I create in my reseller account? What made TCH choose Invision over phpBB? What advantages does it have? I've used phpBB in the past, and like it well enough, but is there anything about Invision that would make it worth the hassle of installing? (Comparatively speaking, of course.) Thanks!