TCH-MikeM

I played SWG from the time it launched up until about 4 months ago. I finally realized that there wasn't anything left to accomplish in the game, I had done everything I wanted to do, and there wasn't any new content for high-level characters scheduled for 6-12 months out. I may go back some day, but it'll probably take a tribe of wookies to get me there. I moved over to Eve Online, unfortunately I haven't had much time to tinker with that lately either, though.

I've been using Wordpress for about 3 years now. I switched from MT when they went from free to pay. Ironically, I spent the weekend re-doing my blog.. I've also made a resolution to update it at least a few times a week instead of once every-other-month

Art Bah, that should have been a hyphenate.

I just want to know why it was all sitting on a sheet on the side of the room. Perhaps it was for easy removal in case the piggies went after it?

I'll stick with Eve Online, I got burnt out on Fantasy-type games after playing D&D for 10+ years every weekend.

Role Playing

Chains are actually illegal here in Wisconsin. Regardless, that many cars shouldn't have gone down that hill (I'm assuming it's a hill, it's not often you see cars sliding sideways and actually speeding up on flat surfaces). After the first few, someone should have stood near where the hill started to warn people.

Unfortunately the code that runs MT isn't quite as clean as the code it produces. It's bulky and slow. It's not SixApart's fault completely, as Perl by nature is a resource hog.

Unfortunately such cpanel proxies are huge holes just waiting to be exploited, hence why we have a strict policy against any sort of proxy on the server, local or otherwise.

It's nothing to worry about, and nothing that will affect your domain or how it operates. Have a great '07

Hockey (Second. Best. Sport. Ever.)

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With any luck, Bill has invented a machine that will drip caffeine directly into my veins so I can skip the sometimes annoying consumption part or the process.

If you have any backup files, your old .htaccess files may be in there. It might be worth a look so you don't have to re-write those pesky mod_rewrite lines.

pfft, worthless. Everyone knows PHP is far superior.

And I've been putting off upgrading from my RC version because I have so many hacks installed .... *sigh* Once more into the breach.

Hey, it wasn't a problem at all. I had a look at the scripts and it relied very heavily on checking to see if a file existed, checking to see if it was executable, etc. It was much easier for me to edit the security settings for your account than edit the script itself, only to have the changes overwritten the next time the script updated

The reason you get this error is because we have open_basedir enabled, which confines PHP to your user directory. There is a way around this, but it requires editing the actual script. I'm not familliar with 4Images Gallery, so I don't know what file exactly it is you have to edit. basically there should be a small if statement that looks for /usr/bin/convert Comment it out and you should be good to go.

I missed it I was probably sleeping, or working. seems like that's all I do now days

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You bet, glad it works for you, now!

Error 1044 usually means you're not authenticating correctly, or you don't have permission to do something. I suggest re-creating your MySQL account in cPanel. Also, make sure you've given the account access to whatever database it is you needed.

Jon, You can use an FTP program to upload the files into your public_html directory. SmartFTP is a good FTP program that should get you started.