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Hi, Your best bet unless you want to pay, would be to read this webpages through as it explains everything for you. http://www.phphelp.com/tutorial/using-myod...e-database.html Jim

Hi, Thats correct. Looking at my site: main site: Gogglebots: 28 Bandwidth: 16.25 KB one of my subdomains which is very heavy in graphics Gogglebots: 38 Bandwidth: 6.5 mb Another one has 1 googlebot and 1k Adding them all together, it adds upto 120 some odd gogglebots with just under 9 megs worth. But i know it works cos my site is well refrenced in google so I would not worry Jim

Sorry I was going to reply to this but then was called away, came back and you had fixed it! Strut away! Jim

Hi, Give it a few more days, and see how it goes. If you then still have a problem with wacky readings, let us know via the help desk Jim

Hi, If you do a tracert to it, you can see thats its just a broadband user which I am guessing he is running is website from. Using CPANEL you should be able to deny this IP address and your problems should be solved. Jim

It takes ages to predict it, organise it and then get it all right so it happens well Bill is asleep

Hi, Goto the techincal support and log a help ticket for it. Jim

Hi, I have learnt from my own cost, that unless you desperately need the space, then leave things where they are because delete the wrong file (in my case a very important windows file which I thought does nothing) could mean diaster. Remember to have a backup if you do! Jim

Hi, All I see is a directory listing, have you placed your files in the public_html folder? Jim

Hi, Can you provide your ISP name, and also your Domain name and if you know it, the server you are on? Thanks, Jim

Robert, Are you sending from work or home and if so, what is the ISP you are using? Also have you defined a port number? Jim

Hi, Checking via several methods over the net, all your DNS point to our servers. Jim

Hi, No, not as far as I am aware, but I have seen it elsewhere on the net. Jim

Hi, The IP address you are given in the welcome email will always work, even after propergation of your dot.com Jim

Hi, There should be a 72hr propergation period, after this time, your ISP should be able to see your account with no problems, however the odd few do take a few more days to reconise what is going on (there lazy basically) Are you still having problems? Jim

Hi, I can see the subdomain perfectley. Please remember that subdomains take time to filter through the internet. This may take upto 72hrs depending on your ISP. If you still have problems after this time, let us know. Jim

I quite like the bit about New cars. I just got one though, but i dont mind a little sporty number for the weekend... Jim

Thats how it is at current. Problem is now fixed. Jim

Hi, No Sorry I dont think so. Jim

Hi, 1) I have to admit I don't know as I am a newbie technical guru but i was with there before hand with no problems 2) Because we don't overcharge our customers for what they need, which in turn brings us more customers, so its like a catch 22 situation! We all win :-) Other suppliers may bloat you with bits on your web package you never use. If you don't use them, why pay for them! 3) Well if you only have 3mbs and we offer 300, you will have lots of free space left over for your creativity! If you start having a few email accounts, a bulletin board etc, you will start to use it up. Space is good :-) Also we do offer privacy. We offer a ticket support system that only the gurus have access too. Any more questions I can answer for you? I hope you will soon be joining the family here Jim

Hi, I have logged this as a support ticket for you and asked that you be emailed the response. Thanks, Jim

Hi, Please do not display your details on the forum. I have edited your post to remove them. Could you please email me at jim@totalchoicehosting.com your domain name, cpanel name and password please. Thanks Jim

...Drum Roll...... (I don't even know what it is, Head Guru likes suspense!) Jim

Hi, We look foward to having you! Jim

Hi, I just googled a bit and found this, : >[PHP] <?php ############################################# // START SETTINGS // Path to save upload (no end slash!!) $GLOBALS['Upload_path'] = "/dir/to/upload"; // Allowed types $GLOBALS['allowed_types'] = array( "application/x-gzip-compressed", "application/x-shockwave-flash", "application/x-tar", "application/x-zip-compressed", "image/bmp", "image/gif", "image/jpeg", "image/pjpeg", "image/png", "image/psd", "image/tiff", "image/iff" ); // Maximum size of upload allowed (in bytes) $GLOBALS['max_filesize'] = 1000000; // Maximum dimentions for image uploads (in pixels) $GLOBALS['max_image_height'] = 1240; $GLOBALS['max_image_width'] = 1600; // END SETTINGS ############################################# // Tells whether the file submitted to be uploaded if(is_uploaded_file($_FILES['userfile'])) { // returns error if file type not in allowed types if(!in_array($_FILES['userfile']['type'], $GLOBALS['allowed_types'])) { echo "File not allowed"; exit(); } // returns error if file size is bigger than defined file size if($_FILES['userfile']['size'] > $GLOBALS['max_filesize']) { echo "File size too large"; exit(); } // checks if file is image, if so then checks the width and height against defined settings above if(eregi("image", $_FILES['userfile']['type']) && (in_array($_FILES['userfile']['type'], $GLOBALS['allowed_types']))) { $imagesize = GetImageSize($_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name']); // Checks width if ($imagesize[0] > $GLOBALS['max_image_width']) { echo "Your image should be no wider than " . $GLOBALS['max_image_width'] . " Pixels"; exit(); } // Checks height if ($imagesize[1] > $GLOBALS['max_image_height']) { echo "Your image should be no higher than " . $GLOBALS['max_image_height'] . " Pixels"; exit(); } } // if the file is not uploaded correctly, it will return a unsuccessful if(!@copy($_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'], $GLOBALS['Upload_path'] . "/" . $_FILES['userfile']['name'])) { echo "Upload was not successful"; exit(); // else it will return successful } else { echo "Upload successful<br>"; echo "File: <b>" . $_FILES['userfile']['name'] . "</b><br>"; echo "Size: <b>" . $_FILES['userfile']['size'] . "</b><br>"; echo "Type: <b>" . $_FILES['userfile']['type'] . "</b><br>"; exit(); } // shows the form if no file has been submitted } else { ?> <form action="<?= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="userfile" size="50"> <br><br> <input type="submit" value="Upload!"> </form> <? } ?> [/PHP] Should do the trick for you Jim