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Thanks Bill. I forgot that.

Hi, I don´t think there are any danger of letting the client do this apart from that if the client sends spam your site will be suspended. However this I believe is the fact if the client uses its own domain name too.

Welcome to the forum, DavidGwydion. Yes, as far as I know this for mailinglists as well.

Welcome to the forum, Mark.

Welcome to the forum, Michael.

Hi, Live support is online according to this page or you can try contcting the staff on their IM´s. Apart from that, all I can advice you to do is to submit a ticket and they will help you.

Welcome to the forum, HWHT.

Hi Anna, You say Can you have a look in your startmenu if there is something named Norton internet security or Norton personal firewall or similar. This will help us to help you configuring it. If you do not have a firewall, there is a popular one called Zone Alarm. Also, have you checked if you have any viruses or trojans etc? A good place to check this is McAfee Freescan. Downside is that you need Internet Explorer to run it. Apart from that, if you don´t use it already, download, install and run: Spybot Search & Destroy and Adaware

Glad it´s working for you.

The domain seems to have propagated and thats good. I assume that you have a firewall, so I would try to see if that blocks the ports that are mentioned in the welcome email. How this is done is different from firewall to firewall, so check its help files or ask here in the forum if someone knows. There´s alot of knowledge collected in the forum, so hang tight and this will be solved. As for why I said port 2083 is because its secure.

Hello Anna, May I ask what your domain name is?

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Welcome to the forum, slagers. Unfortunately I know nothing about MT, but hang tight, there is always someone who knows the answer.

Yes it is as long it follows the forum guidelines regarding links.

If I understand your current setup and question correctly... You would need to forward em1@domain and em2@domain to your isp instead of acct1@domain for this to work.

Hi Dan, While we love to help in this forum, we do not allow "I pay you to help me" advertising. I am sure that if you post your questions there are people willing to offer some advice for free.

I haven´t checked the AJ Gallery yet so I can´t answer that, but I second Steves part about it. If you named your gallery "cpg133" it would show in the address bar. For instance, I call my coppermine folder "animals" so "animals" is a part of its original address. As for deleting themes, I think you can do that safely. I have never done that myself but I see no reason it shouldn´t work well. Back up the themes you are deleting and you can easily move them back if coppermine are getting angry at you.

Welcome to the forum, mklappen.

Hi Anna, If your domain have propagated, please try https://your-tch-hosted-domain.com:2083 If it have not propagated, please try http://XXXX/cpanel where XXXX represent the ip number listed in your welcome email.

How to upgrade 1) First, make a backup of your database. Log in to your cpanel and find the backup section. You should see a line saying "Download a MySQL Database Backup" and under that, your databases names. Just click on the one you want to download (in this case your Coppermine database. 2) With either ftp program or cpanels file manager, backup your include/config.inc.php file, your anycontent.php file and your "albums" directoy to your own computer. (VERY IMPORTANT!!!) 3) With Winzip or similar, unzip the archive "cpg1.3.5.zip" 4) With your ftpprogram or cpanels file manager delete the file install.php ifexists in coppermines root directory. 5) Now upload all the files and folders from the unzipped "cpg1.3.5.zip", except for the "albums" directory, include/config.inc.php file, your anycontent.php file. 6) If you have not already done so, create a folder called "edit" within your "albums" directory - this folder will be used by coppermine as a temporary folder, do not ftp-upload files there. Make sure the new "edit"-folder is CHMODed the same way your albums-directory is (755 or 777, depending on your server's config) 7) Now you are almost done. You can now log out from your ftp-account. With your browser navigate to yourtch-hosted-domain.com/copperminefolder/update.php and follow the instructions. Additional If you have made a custom theme, see the theme.html inside the doc directory for how to apply eventual changes. You can not use language files from older versions of Coppermine - make sure to only have the language files that come with this package inside your lang folder (delete or rename all files from older versions within the lang folder) This was an upgrade guide to the version mentioned in this thread, however, most coppermine upgrades are done the same way. Have fun with your Coppermine gallery.

Welcome to the forum, weiyang123.

Welcome to the forum, JustWade.

The new version contains an security fix and other minor fixes. Read more / Get it here. As promised to a forum member, I will try to publish a upgrade guide. Back later with that.

Welcome to the forum, kodo.

Welcome to the forum, AnnasAttic.