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I'll be downloading my mind, since your brain is the one organ that you can't replace. Our race will have remote bodies, sure, and we'll need power plants, but we won't need as much space and other resources as biologicals, so overpopulation won't be as much of a problem. If it ever is, we ship...

As for why, it was being too much abused by people breaking the terms of service. Sadly, they ruined it for everyone else.

Chopin seems to have problems with its connection to the MySQL server. As of yet, there's no estimate of when it will be resolved.

Indeed; my left pinky was faster than my right. Fixed.

That's not enough information. What's the cron entry? What's the simplest script you can write that experiences the same issue?

You'll need to re-enable the dialog. Click on the "Settings" link in the upper left corner of the file manager (above the toolbar) to access the setting.

See "How to automatically send a reply mail using PHP?".

penguinelite.info comes up, albeit slowly, likely due to the issues Chopin has been having with the MySQL server. If you're still seeing the default web page, follow the suggestion in the message and clear your browser and DNS caches.

The 500 response is a generic error. Start with the suggestions in the X10 wiki article on the internal server error message. If you're still having problems, report back how far you got with that document (which is still an early version).

I'm not seeing dojo3rivieres.co.cc as being a parked domain on your account. Furthermore, the domain itself doesn't resolve to an X10 server. Is that supposed to be your new domain? Are you posting from the forum account that's linked to the site in question?

Were you following the steps described in "http://x10hosting.com/wiki/Update_your_main_domain"? The name servers for politicalburn.vv.cc are ns1.starka.com and ns2.starka.com, but these aren't responding to DNS requests right now. Make sure you've follow the instructions on using your own...

Read up on XSS, starting with the link at the bottom of my last post. As for how to sanitize user input, the simplest would be to urlencode the variables to prevent HTML injection into the form page. <form action="form.php?confirmed=yes&var=<?php echo urlencode($_GET['var']); ?>&var2=<?php echo...

I had thought so myself after reading Descalzo's response, but removing the foreign key name didn't help when I finally tried it. I notice your primary key columns are unsigned, but the foreign key columns aren't. If SolarSystem.SSID and Hulls.HullID are unsigned as well, this will cause the...

I wish it didn't, but study takes time. You'll get there eventually. If you're having problems with multipart message concepts, consider how you'd solve the problem it solves. The format of e-mails are defined by the Internet Message Format (IMF), which is a very simple format: a sequence...

It definitely does work. What doesn't work is calling the function rather than passing the function. That isn't passing the function name, that's calling the function. Passing the function would be: <script type="text/javascript"> function blarg() { document.forms["form"].submit(); }...

Check your error console. The two don't have the exact same code. In the second case, you've got a submit button named "submit", so it replaces the form's submit method. Remove the name attribute from the submit button. Instead of echoing all the HTML, echo just the values. It can be much...

What are the create statements for SolarSystem and Hulls? Error number 150 means there was a problem with the foreign key. Is Hulls an InnoDB table? If it's a MyISAM table, that will cause just such an error. As for the Planets table, there might be a similar problem with the SolarSystem...

A note on the "Create [support] Request" page is a great idea. I've seen a couple threads where users have posted data they shouldn't have because they didn't realize this. Will you open a suggestion thread? There really isn't a problem with posting domain names. Google won't even index them if...

It's being investigated, but there's nothing to report publicly. The admins currently have their hands full with paid hosting, but they'll get to Chopin when they have a chance.

Have you verified this? I can't even get an SOA record for pcperts.com. Such a desire shows an ignorance on their part of how the web works. If they don't want certain people or things to access a resource, either don't put it online or require authorization; obscurity is never effective. The...