LisaJill

I forgot the technical explanation for this, something about some other checks that it's running. If you submit a ticket then the techs can look into it for you. =)

No limit and you can do it yourself as a reseller. A non-reseller would need to submit a ticket.

I use mail.app on osx... and gmail. =) for my spam box I use horde, too.

There are two methods of transferring files via ftp. These two methods are binary and text. Binary is generally used for images and other encoded stuff. Text is used for scripts/html etc. Your ftp program probably has a togggle text / binary / auto - you need to make sure it goes up in ascii for this one.

You would be best to submit a ticket to the sales department, I believe. =)

Even if you could configure it you would be best off to change the url so that other people viewing your site - that may be less than technical - don't run into a similar problem. =)

Norton Internet Security blocks any URLs with the word "banner" in them since that is a very popular way to serve advertising banners. Change the directory name and don't use that word in your filenames and you should be OK. You might want to be careful with other possible advertising gimmicky words.

That line will tell it to look for php - this is the code to include files: ><? include("filename.php") ?> and you can use paths in that too (ie /home/username/public_html/includes/filename.php) if you want. hope that helps. =)

I'm sorry that you haven't gotten an answer, Ludo. I am not aware of any way to do this. I had a look through WHM and I see ways to view and limit bandwidth across http, ftp and pop combined - but no way to do either specifically for pop.

Signature and site show up fine here from NY... =)

I am running ExpressionEngine, so if you need anything feel free to holler. =)

Anytime. Don't forget to stop by the Introductions forum for a proper welcome, as well!

Submit a help desk ticket and include as much information as you can. Especially the phone number you entered and the last 3 digits of your credit card. Obviously include your name and anything else that will help - including the email address you entered, even if incorrect. You can just put none/none for the id and password when it asks. ... and welcome to the family!

The problem is that these pages are dynamically generated by ExpressionEngine, there is not an actual file =) ramone - Rick posted that this may be a bug, just in case you didn't see his response on the EE forums. You did not mention if you had actually created that template group (at least I can't see it in reading all of these posts and I don't recall seeing it on the EE forum). I think that you probably did but if you did not that may be a problem. =)

Your script needs to create the directory at 777 to be able to write to it. You can force the script to do this but I don't know how as I don't program php... but that might be enough to get you on the road to fixing it. =)

Have you already created the template group? What's in the index for it?

I just get a blank page too, and there is no way that it is cached.... has this ever worked, ramone? You may want to try recreating the protection on that page, may just be a temporary glitch... also, if you remove it, does the page then work?

Information about why Alexa may not be what you expect. Just a heads up.

If you do have a problem you can just ftp up the database file and then submit a ticket and let them know the filename/location and they'll run it locally so no timeouts. =)

*blushes and crawls under a handy pillow*

I switched because of my last two hosts. One was cheap but very slow and went down at 3am every morning (my prime time!) the other was very expensive (25/month) and had a custom control panel and wouldn't install any modules or work with people on anything. They also ran php as cgi and so couldn't do custom 404s for php pages. The final insult was them wanting to charge me $750 to install phpmyadmin (which I then realized how easy it is to install..) I went searching and after chatting with Aromal in live chat, bought my new package. =)

I do say, it's nice having my uneducated guesses proven right ... or something? =) Glad ya got it working!

Because .htaccess works from the top directory down, if it sees anything with mydomain in it, even including /dir/ it'll attempt the redirect and you'll be permanently looped. At least, that is what happened when I tested this with another person having a similar problem. I believe if you do a file redirect (*****/hi.html to *****/dir/) it may work; but I'm not sure. But if you action the entire directory then you are actioning it and everything inside. I think. =)

I run firefox and never had problems with it blocking the popups from MT - it only blocks *unrequested* popups... but happy you got it working. =)

Going to move this to a script forum; the first thing that comes to mind though - are you running any firewalls or popup blockers? Those can stop that process from running. =)