stevevan

Interesting reading. I too am puzzled as to why someone would want to link to a cpanel. Bottom line...are there any security issues that users should be aware of? (Other than the common sense ones, of course!) Thanks for the info!

Unix is the only way to go! (IMHO ) Let us know how you like it, Bill!

FWIW...having been stationed over in that part of the world for several years and done extensive traveling, most asian countries are playing "catch-up" to the US (except maybe for Japan) in the Internet realm. But in general, there are usually no problems connecting. Access speed, however, is a different matter!

Just as a follow-up, I found a code snippet at the following url while searching for something else and tho't it may help: Zend Code Gallery

race (racing)

Funny...looks just like a supervisor I used to have at a nameless ISP! Are they all like that? woooot

I had my suspicions how this worked, but now we all know for sure. Great thread!

Born in Chicago, but with a lot of Dutch in the background.

Depending upon the platform I'm using at the time: Linux - Bluefish Windoze - Homesite 5

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Surefire: Like to add my thanks also. The script is working perfectly and the installation for the latest version was a breeze. Looking forward to the updates. Next time my job takes me to JAX, I owe you a beverage of your choice!

Congrat's! Rock Sign

I'd like to toss in my congrat's also, Mike! This is but one more example of why... Rock Sign

I have another individual who I allow to edit my website. He is using MS XP and FP02. Here is part of the email he wrote me describing the problem he is having. (Note...website name edited out.) He does have the valid username/password and is entering them correctly. Some time ago, I had the same problem using Win2k and FP2k. I re-installed the server extensions via cpanel and now have no problem using either laptop or desktop. Does anyone know of any other peculilarities with FP or had similar experiences?

As usual...thanks to all for the FAST response! (Nice to know my eyesight isn't THAT far gone!)

Just did a backup of my site (panhandlerefs.org) and noticed the filename was "backup-7.24.2003 ...". Is the date set wrong or is this just the way the pgm id's the file? Just curious... (Was gonna submit a ticket to the help desk but decided to do try here first.)

99 (bottles of beer on the wall!)

stretch

jambalaya

organize

(over the) coals

gloves

poles

apple pie

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