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You can use RealAudio/Video on your web site by using HTTP Streaming. You will need to create a .ram file that calls your Real audio/video file. The .ram file is a text file with an absolute URL. This URL will need to be:
http://yourdomain.com/filename.rm
Typically you'll create a realaudio file subdirectory under public_html (that is, in a subdirectory of your public_html folder), and put all your audiofiles there. Then your .ram file, a.k.a., metafile, will contain an address with this format:
http://yourdomain.com/subdirectory/filename.rm
The "subdirectory" is a subdirectory of your public_html directory. So for example:
http://yourdomain.com/musicfiles/music.rm
Notice: The above address goes in the .ram/metafile, not in your HTML code. Your HTML code calls the .ram/metafile. Then the .ram/metafile is used to call up the .rm/realmedia file. So your HTML code would look something like this:
Click here to listen to music.
For further detailed support and information, please visit http://www.realnetworks.com/resources/contentdelivery/documentation/httpstream.html

This option in your control panel allows you to compress your directories and/or files located in your account. This is an excellent way to backup your own files. It will serve as double protection should anything ever go wrong with our backups. We cannot guarantee the quality of our backups as these are geared more toward restoring an entire server. We HIGHLY recommend that you make it common practice to backup your own web pages. In the event that we are unable to recover your pages, you will be able to restore your own pages. In your cPanel Control Panel click on Backup then click on Full Backups "Generate/Download a Full Backup" (everything on all your web space, including email) or "Download a home directory Backup" (everything in your web space only). Save the backup file to your own hard drive for safe keeping. If you save a backup only to your web space, not only do you not have a copy of your own to easily upload when you want to restore, but you also will quickly use up a lot of space in your web hosting account.

To create a backup of subdomain/s on your web space, in Backup under Download Alias/Filter Backup click the subdomain you want to backup.

We have installed a powerful web interface that makes it very easy to administer your database. This interface, called phpMyAdmin, is based on the PHP scripting language and lets you create, drop, edit, and manage tables and data in your MySQL database. You can read more on phpMyAdmin by going to PHP Wizards (however their site is currently under reconstruction so it may not always be available). A demo of phpMyAdmin is available at http://www.phpmyadmin.net/phpMyAdmin/. The version of phpMyAdmin and MySQL currently installed on our servers is phpMyAdmin 2.5.2 running MySQL 4.0.18-standard and our servers are currently running PHP version 4.3.3.

To merely display the information in your database without the use of a form to call a php script, you simply create your HTML document as you would any other web page but instead of the extension of .htm or .html you need to name the file with the extension .php. Then within the document itself, for the section that you'd like to use the PHP code, you begin it with.

When you create your MySQL database, first you create a database by giving it a name. Then you create a user by entering a username and password. For best results keep your database name, database username, and database password at no fewer than 6 and no more than 7 letters or numbers. Then you must be sure to add the user to the database.

In your script, your database name and your database username must be prefaced by your hosting account username_. Your password, however, stands alone. For example: If your hosting account username is "joedoe1", your database name is "testdb", your database username is "dbuser", and your database password is "passwd", here is how you need to put them in your script:

database server should usually be localhost
database name should be written as joedoe1_testdb
database username should be written as joedoe1_dbuser
database password should be written simply as passwd

The biggest cause of this is not uploading your index page to the first level inside the public_html directory (public_html/index.html)
If our "Future Home of" page, index.html, in the public_html folder, has not been replaced by another index page, then anyone going to yourdomain.com will still see the "Future Home of" page instead of some other home page.
This is the order in which the web server looks for a page to put up as the "home" page:

index.html
welcome.html
welcome.cgi
index.htm
index.shtml
index.cgi
index.php
index.phtml
default.htm

In other words if you have both an index.php and an index.html in the same folder, you will see only the index.html unless you address the index.php specifically by page name in the URL because the index.html takes priority.
Just delete the index.html file and anything after it in this list will then come up automatically, by order of priority above. Notice that "home.html" is NOT on the list and so will not show up as your home page. You would need to rename it.

When CuteFTP is loaded the first time, a window will appear. If the window doesn't appear, press the F4 function key. Click on "Personal FTP Sites" and then click on "Add site." Add the following to the FTP Site Edit window:
-Virtual domain users should enter their domain name in Host Address
-All users must enter their username and password in the appropriate boxes
-Make sure Login type is Normal
-Do not add anything to the Initial Remote Directory Box

To download Cute FTP or for more information please visit: http://www.cuteftp.com. Or you can download a Cute Ftp user's guide here: http://cuteftp.com/support/manuals.shtml

SOLUTION 1: If your main entry (home) page is already created but is still named default.htm, you must rename it index.htm or index.html. If you already have an index.htm or index.html page, you MUST DELETE the default.htm page before your index page will show up.
NOTE: You may see that the page is renamed on the server. Click here for info / solution.

SOLUTION 2: Check to make sure you are publishing to the entire correct URL including the trailing slash. Frequently we find that FrontPage users inadvertently upload to root instead of into the public_html directory because they either are trying to publish to an IP or did not use the trailing slash (depending on the version of FP, this may make a difference). If your index.html page is not inside public_html, it will not show up online.

Yes. Here's how:

You already have a hosting account for domain1.com which is active and online. You purchase domain2.com and want to park it on top of domain1.com.
Set the name servers at the domain registrar for domain2.com to be the same as they are for domain1.com.
Wait for the DNS to resolve for domain2.com.
Go to cPanel for domain1.com and click on Parked Domains. Under "New Domain Name" add the domain name for domain2.com
Now you have two choices for how to receive mail from your parked domain:
You can set up a new Mail Account for the parked domain by going to cPanel -->Mail --> Add/Remove Accounts --> Add Account. This will act just like a regular mail account so you will have to set it up in your computer's mail program or use Web Mail; or
You can set up a Forwarder to send mail from domain2.com to domain1.com. In cPanel for domain1.com, go to Mail --> Forwarders --> Add a Forwarder. Your @domain2.com will now show up in the dropdown list as a possibility to forward mail from. Create a forwarder from something @domain2.com to any other email address you want to receive domain2.com's mail at.

Spam Assassin is a spam filtering program which is provided for all hosting accounts as an available feature. Its use is completely optional. You can enable Spam Assassin and Spam Box by going into your cPanel --> Mail Menu and clicking "Enable Spam Assassin" and "Enable Spam Box". Enabling the Spam Box feature of Spam Assassin will cause all mail marked by Spam Assassin as spam to be delivered to a separate box in your mailbox called 'spam'.

If you choose to enable Spam Assassin and Spam box, you must use imap or Horde /IMP to check mail that goes to your spam boxes for each of your domain hosting accounts. You also must empty these spam boxes periodically or they will eat up space on your hosting account, since all spam stays in the spam boxes until you delete it or empty the spam boxes. This is so that you can go through and check your spam boxes to make sure that only spam landed in there.

NOTE: As with all spam-filtering programs, it is highly recommended that you check your spam box daily since "real" mail -- important mail you *don't* want to miss -- may be occasionally filtered out as suspected spam.

Go to your cPanel at http://yourdomain.com/cpanel Then click on File Manager. File Manager will open up into a new browser window with a gray background and a bunch of little folder icons along the left side. (If you don't see this window right away, look at the bottom of your computer screen; the window may have minimized immediately depending on your browser settings.) You will find that the File Manager screen is divided into three sections although you will only see the left and lower right sections at first. The left section will show you your directories and files. The upper right hand section is your action frame which you will see after you click on something. The lower right hand section is your trash folder. After clicking on a folder, you will see links at the upper right to create a new file, create new folder, or upload files. These actions pertain specifically to the directory/folder that you are currently in. You will also see a column of numbers to the right of each folder and file. The far right column are the current permission settings for that specific folder or file. The column to the left of the permissions is the actual size of that file or folder. When you click on the graphic next to the text link for a folder in your Control Panel, it will open that folder and display the files and folders within that directory.

When you click on the actual text link for a folder or file, actions for that directory or file are displayed in the upper right hand corner of your screen. If you locate your public_html folder and click on the text link for it, you will see the actions for the folder appear in the upper right hand corner of your screen. The actions are pretty self-explanatory, so we'll forgo explaining what each does. However, if you locate a file rather than a folder within your directory listing and click on the text link of a file, you will see that the action screen will change to the specific actions pertaining to actual files and you will notice that the actions that you can perform for files are quite different from those of a folder.

By clicking on Show File, a new window will open and show you what the file actually looks like in your browser. By clicking on Edit File, you will be taken to a window where you can actually edit the html code within the file itself and save the changes. You can also change the permissions for the file, copy, move, delete, or rename.

The File Manager Option within your cPanel User Control Panel can prove to be a very powerful feature. It will handle many of the functions that an FTP or Telnet client will handle, all from within your browser. Functions include setting permissions, uploading files from your hard drive, creating and editing html files, and creating subdirectories.

400 Bad request -- This means that a request for a URL has been made but the server is not configured or capable of responding to it. This might be the case for URLs that are handed-off to a servlet engine where no default document or servlet is configured, or the HTTP request method is not implemented.)

401 Authorization Required -- "Authorization is required to view this page. You have not provided valid username/password information." This means that the required username and/or password was not properly entered to access a password protected page or area of the web site space.

403 Forbidden -- "You are not allowed to access this page." (This error refers to pages that the server is finding, ie. they do exist, but the permissions on the file are not sufficient to allow the webserver to "serve" the page to any end user with or without a password. If you want this page to be viewable by the user you must change permissions on the file.)

404 Page Not Found -- "The requested URL could not be found on this site." Probably the most common error message, this means the page as it was entered in the URL does not exist on the server. This is usually caused by someone incorrectly typing the URL, or by the web master renaming or moving an existing page to a different directory. (Old links may continue to show up in Search Engines for months, and if pages have been deleted or moved, any attempts to access the old links will result in a 404 Page Not Found error unless you have a redirect set up from the old page to the new page.)

500 Internal Server Error -- "The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done to produce this error." (By the way this error is usually caused by a misconfiguration in a script, so if you get this you will should look at your Error Logs in your hosting account cPanel to find out the cause.)

Create an html or shtml page that looks like and says what you want it to. Go to your cPanel User Control Panel and click on Error Pages. The process is step-by-step and "almost" self-explanatory. Click on whichever error page you want to customize. It will take you to a big text box. Copy the entire HTML code of the custom error page you created and paste it all into the text box, then click "Save". There are a few tricks to success however:

Make sure that everything in your page code uses the entire url, including image sources. If you're using stylesheets or JavaScripts, make sure that they also use the entire url in the call:
Or you could simply put your styles right into the body of the page, ditto with the JS unless it's one that must be placed between and tags.

The code for the Error page must be at least 10Kb or it won't display properly in Internet Explorer. It's just one of IE's quirks. An easy workaround if you don't want your error page to ramble on & on is to simply put a bunch of other "stuff" within comment tags somewhere in your page. That way it won't show up when displayed in a browser. Comment tags are , with the placed after. Anything you have between these two tags will not be displayed in a browser. Example:

In your cPanel when you select the Error Page you want to edit, you will find above the edit text box several buttons:
Referring URL
Visitor's IP address
Requested URL
Server Name
User's Browser
Status Code
These are things you can insert into the code of your page to customize it even further. For example if you choose "Requested URL", it will give you code to insert into your page so that the URL requested by the visitor is displayed on the page.

To the left of these buttons is another button that says "Click to Insert". Now this is a little misleading. When you click to insert, it will NOT insert anything where you have your cursor. I wish it did but it won't; it's a cPanel quirk. It will instead insert the code either at the very beginning or very end of any code you have entered in the text box. The "inserted" bit of code will look something like this: although the "REQUEST_URI" may be replaced by something else depending on what you selected. Look for it at the very beginning or very end of your pasted code and then cut/paste it into the proper spot in your html code.

Make your custom error page/s interesting and helpful. Give visitors information they can use to navigate your site: Links, a menu, email address for help or support, etc. A bit of humor can be fun too, if it fits in with your site, by taking some of the edge off people's frustration when they get an error page.

And of course it would be best to coordinate your error page/s with your site, at least to some extent.

The MIME Types option in your cPanel Control Panel (click on the MIME Types icon) allows you to set certain programs to be used for specific extensions. In easier-to-understand terms, MIME Types help your web server to identify what type of file is being requested by your browsers. For instance, when the web server gets a request from a browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape, for a file that ends in .html, the web server knows that it is an html document because that extension is stored in the MIME Types. If the web server gets a request from a browser for a file that ends in .gif, the web server knows that it is an image because that too is stored in the MIME Types. This applies to every file, image, application, etc. that may be requested by a web browser. If the extension is not stored within the MIME Types, the web server will not recognize it and will not be able to assist the browser and that particular file type will not be viewable by the user.

MIME types are identified by the server by the following format:

subtype/type extension

For example, adding the following two MIME Types will allow users to view ipx images on your web pages:

application/x-ipscript .ips
application/x-ipix .ipx

where application identifies the subtype, x-ipscript identifies the application, and .ips identifies the extension used for that application.

For more information on MIME Types you can visit http://www.cnet.com/Resources/Info/Glossary/Terms/mime.html

Go to your Control Panel
Click on the Mail icon then click on Mailing Lists
Create a list by clicking on "Add Mailing List"
Enter the Admin name and the Admin password you want to use for the list
Click Create.
Your list is now created.

You will need to know the Admin ("Maintainer") email address and password to administer the list. The results of the commands will be sent to the list admin's email address. Go to Mail --> Mailing Lists -->Edit List section in your cPanel. Edit List allows the administrator of the list these management options:

General Options
Passwords
Language options
Membership Management
Non-digest options
Digest options
Privacy options
Bounce processing
Archiving Options
Mail<->News gateways
Auto-responder
Content filtering
Topics
Tend to pending moderator requests
Go to the general list information page
Edit the public HTML pages
Go to list archives

We do not provide individual file restores at this time. All daily backups are for disaster-recovery purposes only. Customers are responsible for their content residing on our servers

A shared SSL (secure socket layer) certificate works in the same manner as a dedicated SSL, except that the URL shows the server name, rather than only your domain name. They both provide the same secure connection and use web pages you setup within your web space.

For example, if your domain is mydomain.com a dedicated SSL would have a URL like https://secure.mydomain.com/index.htm

Login to your CPanel Control Panel and choose "Backup" from the system menu. Click the link which reads "Download Today's Home Backup." Your computer will then prompt you for a place to save your backup files locally for safekeeping.

When reading your web statistics in AWStats you may see a few unfamiliar words and terms. This guide will explain what they mean.

The first things you will see are;

Unique Visitors
Number of Visits
Pages
Hits
Bandwidth

These can be a bit confusing so here is a brief explanation.

Unique Visitors - These are the total number of visits by a unique IP address. This can be a bit misleading because dial-up visitors get a new IP each time they log on so you can have the same person visit different times and give a unique hit.

Number of Visits � The number of visits are the total number of visits by all visitors over a given period of time. If I visit your site and then come back 4 more times you should see one Unique visit and 5 visits from me.

Pages � This is the total number of pages viewed by visitors. This does not include images, java script or CSS and the like. Just HTML and CGI type files.

Hits - This is every file requested by the visitor. This includes pages and images together. If you have a page with 2 images calling a java script file the page will generate a total of 4 hits. The most common referenced stat used and one that is virtually meaningless (and useless). The more appropriate numbers to consider are both 'number of visitors' and 'unique visitors' (see above).

Bandwidth � The total number of bytes downloaded. If you have a page that has 50 KB of text, 2 images at 24 and 32 KB then each visitor to that page will take 106 KB of your bandwidth.

AWStats then gives you this information for the year so far as well as a 30 and 7 day perspective. Finally it gives it to you by the hour.

Next is Visitors Domains/Countries (Top 25)*. This shows you what countries your visitors are coming from, starting with the most and working its way down.

* All categories with a Top 10 or 25 have a link to the right of the category that can give you an entire list if there are more than 10 or 25.

Following this is the Hosts Top 25. This gives you a breakdown of the top individual visitors to your site.

Next is a popular category, Robots/Spider Top 25 visits. Here is a great way to see when your favorite search engine has last visited your site as well as how many hits it has made (again, 'hit' can be misleading here).

Although not as popular of a category, the Visits Duration is an important one. Here you can tell how long visitors are staying on your site. Are a vast majority leaving in the first 30 seconds? Maybe it�s time to rethink your sites design or content.

Files/Type lets you see what files are generating the most hits.

Top 25 Pages � URL gives you the most visited pages on your site.

Top 10 Operating Systems shows what Operating Systems your visitors are using in order of popularity.

Next is Top 10 Browsers. Like the OS category above, this shows what browsers your visitors are using in order of popularity.

Connect to Site From is a multi-part category.

It starts with Direct Address/Bookmark. This is the number of visitors that either know the name of your site or have it bookmarked.

Links from a newsgroup is just that.

Links from an Internet Search Engine gives us a listing of the number of visitors coming from a search engine.

Links from Other Web Pages shows what pages your visitors are coming from. This does not mean there is a link to your site on the listed page; it just registers where the visitor was coming from.

Links from an Internal Page is self explanatory and Unknown is just that, not known.

Next we have our top 10 key phrases and top 25 key words used to find our site.

The last two are Miscellaneous and HTTP Error codes. These give miscellaneous information and what HTTP codes are given to your visitors.

Yes. Every web hosting package comes with a web browser based control panel. The control panel includes many features including; email configurations, database tools, mailing lists, pre-installed cgi scripts, account tools and much, much, more!

They are located within your control panel. Login and click "Statistics -> Download Raw Access Logs"

/usr/home/mainusername

Introduction
FormMail.cgi is a generic www form to email gateway. It will parse the results of any form you create with HTML and send them to the specified user. FormMail.cgi is a Perl script and it has many formatting and operational options, most of which can be specified through the form, meaning you don't need any programming knowledge or multiple scripts for multiple forms.

To user FormMail.cgi on your site, follow these steps:

* Create your form using HTML
* Change the post action to:

OR the place you uploaded FormMail.
Example:

You now need to edit your form so that it can execute the script. You do this by editing the "form action" statement in the form to point to the path where FormMail.cgi resides. Your need to edit the "form action" statement to read:

You now need to tell FormMail.cgi where to send email. You do this by entering a "hidden field" on the form itself. Enter the following line on your form and make sure you enter the email address where you would like to receive email.

Activiate FormMail via the control panel (within CGI Scripts) or Upload FormMail.cgi to your server in ASCII mode not BINARY- (This is very important).

Change the permissions for FormMail. FormMail requires that you make it executable. Many FTP applications allow you to change a file to executable by right-clicking the file on the remote system and clicking CHMOD. FormMail requires a CHMOD setting of 755.

Additional Variables

HOW TO SPECIFY THE RECIPIENT OF THE EMAIL
The following should be configured to send the results to your email address.

HOW TO GIVE THE EMAIL A SUBJECT
Below you should fill in the subject that the email should have when you receive it

HOW TO SPECIFY YOUR OWN SUBMISSION RESPONSE
The next line will redirect to a thank you page of your choice - if you do not include this you will get the standard thank you greeting with a summary of the details sent.

HOW TO CUSTOMISE THE DEFAULT SUBMISSION RESPONSE
If you decide to use the default thank you page you will need to use the following 4 fields - the first gives the default thanks page a title.

Below is a link from the thankyou page to a page of your choice and this will specify the text displayed for this link.
you can also set a background for the default thank you page or a background colour for this default thank you page
you can alter the text colour and the link colour as well as the visited link colour and the active link colour

HOW TO MAKE CERTAIN FIELDS COMPULSORY
To make sure that certain parts of your form are filled in put in the following line

HOW TO RETURN FORM FIELDS IN A CERTAIN ORDER
You may sort the fields in the return email alphabetically

or by in specific order

HOW TO CUSTOMISE THE EMAIL HEADER
Include the below tag for the email address of the person - it will then be placed in the from field of the email you receive.


Include the below tag to have the persons name included in the from tag

* 2CheckOut

* 2Checkout

Yes. In Cpanel under CGI Scripts we offer:

Phpbb Bulletin Board
HTML/Java Chat Room
phpMyChat
CGI Wrapper
Random HTML Generator
Simple Guestbook
Advanced Guestbook
Counter
Clock
Countdown
cgiemail
EntropySearch
EntropyBanner
PHP-Nuke
InvisionBoard
OsCommerce
Agora Cart

You will find a further 40+ scripts under the "Fantastico" menu which is optional in some plans.

How to back up a mySQL database using phpMyAdmin:

You can backup your database using the PHPMyAdmin feature in your control panel. In PHPMyAdmin, select the database you want to backup and select "Export" tab on the right screen. Choose the tables you wish to backup (or "Select All" for all tables). Scroll down and tick "Save File As..." and click on the "Go" button. Simply save the database that begins to download, on your local computer.

While we do regular backups of all our servers, we do not provide restores for one specific account, folder, file, or database. You will need to make sure you have backed up your latest database(s) on your local machine.

How to restore a mySQL database using phpMyAdmin:

Click on your database name shown on the upper left.

Locate your back up file for the database that you want to restore. Open it and copy the entire contents.

Paste into the field called "Run SQL query/queries on database yourdomain_com" and click the "Go" button.

Through the mysql command line, this is accomplished by running the following commands.

In SSH, type "mysql" to access the mysql command line. Then type:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES
ON test_database.*
TO username@domain
IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

Where:
test_database is the database you created above.

username is the MySQL login to create

domain is the domain you'll be connecting from -- usually localhost, use "%" (double quote, percent, double quote) for any remote host, or specify a specific domain.

password is your mysql password to create enclosed in single quotes.

For example:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES
ON forum2_database.*
TO admin_user@localhost
IDENTIFIED BY 'forum911';

Here's a list of some of the most common FTP codes you might see:

100 Codes The requested action is being taken. Expect a reply before proceeding with a new command.
110 Restart marker reply.
120 Service ready in (n) minutes.
125 Data connection already open, transfer starting.
150 File status okay, about to open data connection.

200 Codes The requested action has been successfully completed.
200 Command okay.
202 Command not implemented
211 System status, or system help reply.
212 Directory status.
213 File status.
214 Help message.
215 NAME system type. (NAME is an official system name from the list in the Assigned Numbers document.)
220 Service ready for new user.
221 Service closing control connection. (Logged out if appropriate.)
225 Data connection open, no transfer in progress.
226 Closing data connection. Requested file action successful (file transfer, abort, etc.).
227 Entering Passive Mode
230 User logged in, proceed.
250 Requested file action okay, completed.
257 "PATHNAME" created.

300 Codes The command has been accepted, but the requested action is being held pending receipt of further information.
331 User name okay, need password.
332 Need account for login.
350 Requested file action pending further information.

400 Codes The command was not accepted and the requested action did not take place.
Tthe error condition is temporary, however, and the action may be requested again.
421 Service not available, closing control connection. (May be a reply to any command if the service knows it must shut down.)
425 Can't open data connection.
426 Connection closed, transfer aborted.
450 Requested file action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file busy).
451 Requested action aborted, local error in processing.
452 Requested action not taken. Insufficient storage space in system.

500 Codes The command was not accepted and the requested action did not take place.
500 Syntax error, command unrecognized. This may include errors such as command line too long.
501 Syntax error in parameters or arguments.
502 Command not implemented.
503 Bad sequence of commands.
504 Command not implemented for that parameter.
530 User not logged in.
532 Need account for storing files.
550 Requested action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access).
552 Requested file action aborted, storage allocation exceeded
553 Requested action not taken. Illegal file name.

A 403 Forbidden error occurs when the web server finds itself with insufficient permissions to run your script.

Make sure you have given the script proper permissions. In SSH, this is accomplished with: chmod 755 scriptname.cgi

If you are uploading via FTP, your FTP client probably has some facility for setting file permissions. You want to make sure that all choices (user, group, and other) have execute permission.

To change the password associated with individual email accounts, login to your CPanel Control Panel and enter the "Mail Manager" menu system.

Choose the "Add/Remove Accounts" option from the menu. Once inside the Mail Accounts Maintenance menu, you'll be provided with an option to "Change Password."

Click the link provided, enter your new password into the password field, and click "change" button.

mail.yourdomain.com

Note: Please replace "yourdomain.com" with that of your actual domain name (example: mail.mydomain.com) .

IMPORTANT: EMAIL WILL NOT WORK UNTIL YOU HAVE UPDATED YOUR DOMAIN NAME'S NAMESERVERS/DNS TO POINT TO YOUR NEW HOSTING ACCOUNT.

Our email system currently supports a maximum message size of 5MB. This limit was established on our shared email servers by necessity to ensure that the flow of email into and out of our servers does not become bogged down by excessively large files.

Our SMTP servers are configured as secure relays. This means that you cannot simply reference "mail.yourdomain.com" as an Outgoing mailserver unless you successfully log in via one of your pop3 accounts at "mail.yourdomain.com' before you try to send. This is a mandatory setting to prevent spammers from using our mailservers as havens for unsolicited email. If you are getting a "relaying prohibited" or "disconnected by administrator" error, it means that you haven't logged into the pop3 server at your domain before you tried to send through the smtp server at your domain. To log in, you need to check for mail first.

In addition to this, you might not be able to send regardless of if you check mail successfully. Some ISPs have it set so that their users cannot use an outbound SMTP server to relay messages. If you are still experiencing problems sending through your domain, and are certain that you have logged in via pop3 to an account at your domain, you might want to contact your local ISP to see if they do allow their users to use outbound smtp servers. Several large ISP's are in the process of blocking all access to port 25 (the SMTP port). A few hosts that are currently doing this are:
Earthlink
UUNet
Prodigy
(There are probably others, these are just the ones we are aware of)
They do this so that you will be forced to use their outgoing SMTP servers. Instead of using mail.yourdomain.com as your outgoing mail server, you should use the SMTP servers that your ISP provides you with. Or you can always use PORT 26 in your email software.

Your master mail account is automatically setup. Your username, password, and mail server configurations are in the "Account Setup" letter sent to you when your account was setup.

You need to login to your pop account and check your mail first. The server has anti-spam software installed that won't allow anyone to use the smtp server until they have logged in first. This keeps just anyone from connecting to the server and sending out thousands of messages. You may need to wait 20-30 seconds before trying to send mail again for the server process to recognize you after you check your mail. Once you have logged into the pop server and have been authenticated, you will be allowed to send mail for 30 minutes without having to login again. If you do login again, your 30 minutes will start from the time you logged in last.

We take a very dim view of SPAM. It is one of the most annoying things encountered on the Internet. Any client found to be spamming will have his/her account terminated immediately - no questions asked (we will investigate the report thoroughly before terminating any account). There is no warning or second chance. If we find that you have violated our Acceptable Usage Policy, we will report you and the incident to the proper local, state and federal authorities and will prosecute you to the full extent of the law.

The path to perl is: /usr/bin/perl

To install the Advanced Guestbook script:

• Click on the Advanced Guestbook link in the CGI Center area.
• Enter the directory in which to install the Advanced Guestbook in the available field. This must be a top-level directory on your site.
• Click on the Install button.
• Click on the available link to change the admin password on the site.

All files on UNIX (including Linux and other UNIX variants) machines have access permissions. These tell the operating system how to deal with requests to access these files. There are three types of access:

• Read - Denoted as r, files with read access can be displayed to the user.
• Write - Denoted as w, files with write access can be modified by the user.
• Execute - Denoted as x, files with execute access can be executed as programs by the user.

Access types are set for three types of user group:

• User - The owner of the file.
• Group - Other files which are in the same folder or group.
• World - Everyone else.

The web server needs to be able to read your web pages in order to be able to display them in a browser. The following permissions need to be set in order for your web site to function properly.

• · All HTML files and images need to be readable by others. The setting for this is 644 (readable by User, Group, and World, and writable by User), and is set automatically when you upload files.
• · All folders need to be executable by others. The setting for this is 755 (readable by User, Group, and World, writable by User, executable by User, Group, and World), and is set automatically when you create a folder.
• · All CGI files (all files in the cgi-bin folder) need to be executable by other. The setting for this is 755 (readable by User, Group, and World, writable by User, executable by User, Group, and World), and is not set automatically when you upload files. You need to change file permissions manually. Refer to the Introduction to CGI topic for more information.

Warning: It is important that none of your files or folders are writable by anyone else. Any file or folder which is writable by others can be erased by them. Generally there is no problem, just be careful how you set your permissions.

To change file or folder permissions:

• 1. Navigate to the file or folder that you need to change.
• 2. Click on the name of the file or folder.
• 3. Click on the Change Permissions link in the top-right corner of the window.
• 4. Click on as many tick boxes as you require to create the right permission. The permission numbers underneath the tick boxes will update automatically.
• 5. Click on the Change button when you have finished setting the permission. The new permission level has now been saved and the display updated to show the modified file.

Fantastico De Luxe comes free with many hosting plans and is available to all plans. Fantastico is integrated with cPanel admins and you can reach Fantastico admin panel from your cPanel admin panels.

Scripts being installed by Fantastico De Luxe.
Following scripts can be autoinstalled using Fantastico De Luxe. Installation procedure takes seconds and can be performed by novices without the need of setting up MySQL databases, importing structure, chmoding files and without the need of other tasks usually associated with installations:
Fantastico has its own control panel.

Please refer to the Fantastico Flash Tutorials in SUPPORT > > KNOWLEDGEBASE > > FANTASTICO

to learn how to use Fantastico from your cPanel admins.

Blogs:
b2evolution
Nucleus
pMachine Free
WordPress

Portals/CMS:
Drupal
Geeklog
Joomla!
Mambo Open Source
PHP-Nuke
phpWCMS
phpWebSite
Post-Nuke
Siteframe
Typo3
Xoops

Customer Support:
Crafty Syntax Live Help
Help Center Live
osTicket
PerlDesk (Commercial, needs license)
PHP Support Tickets
Support Logic Helpdesk
Support Services Manager

Discussion Boards:
phpBB2
SMF

E-Commerce:
CubeCart
OS Commerce
Zen Cart

FAQ:
FAQMasterFlex

Guestbooks:
ViPER Guestbook

Hosting Billing:
AccountLab Plus (Commercial, needs license)
phpCOIN

Image Galleries:
4images Gallery
Coppermine Photo Gallery
Gallery

Mailing List:
PHPlist

Polls and Surveys:
Advanced Poll
phpESP
PHPSurveyor

Project Management:
PHProjekt
dotProject

Site Builders:
Soholaunch Pro Edition (Commercial, needs license)
Templates Express

Wiki:
PhpWiki
TikiWiki

Other Scripts:
Dew-NewPHPLinks
Moodle
Noah’s Classifieds
Open-Realty
phpAdsNew
PHPauction
phpFormGenerator
WebCalendar

In the unlikely event that your web site or other files are deleted from your web host's servers, you can restore the web site using your most recent backup file.

To restore your web site from a backup file:

• Click on the Backup button on the home page.
• Click on the Browse... button next to the relevant area that you want to restore.
• Search for and double-click on the relevant backup file (in .gz format).
• Click on the Upload button.

Note: You may need to wait for a few minutes to upload and restore a large web site file.

CPanel enables you to trace the delivery path of an e-mail address, from server to server, to your web site.

To trace an e-mail address:

• 1. Click on the Trace an E-mail Address link in the Mail area.
• 2. Enter the e-mail address that you want to trace in the available field.
• 3. Click on the Show Route button.

If you just signed up with us and have not received your welcome letter (within 5 minutes) then it most likely ended up in your major email providers "bulk" folder. This occurs due to deliverability issues that aol,yahoo,msn etc.. impose. Simply check your bulk/spam folder and it should be in there.