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First, take a close look at the ToS. X10 is not to be used for file storage. If you want a download site, store the files on RapidShare (or whatever site you prefer) and link to the download pages. State what you have in addition to what you want. If something isn't working, this means state...

Did you try running the script from cgi-bin?

You want the scripts to be able to read the files but not a visitor. Permissions won't help because the web server runs the scripts and processes the visitor's request; both scripts and visitors are accessing the files with the same credentials. I still say the best (i.e. safest & easiest)...

It looks like public_html is owned by root:wheel rather than your account. I'm escalating so an admin can fix it.

The root directory is "/". "/home/ata" is your home directory (the path can be abbreviated "~" or "~ata" in some contexts). "~/public_html" is also called the "document root" when the web server is set up as it is on X10. If the script is looking for the files in ~/adb_feeds, then the site...

The DNS address record for www.23m.co.cc doesn't appear to point to an X10 host: Are you sure you registered 23m.co.cc properly? When did you register the domain & set the name servers?

Not without a link to a live page.

If the server-side script handling the upload is written in PHP, the upload_max_filesize, post_max_size and memory_limit directives all limit the size of files. As gsonline mentions, all these limits on X10 are far less than 4GB, as is the file quota (500 MB on the basic free account), unless...

Would you also post a link to a live page, and a more explicit description of the expected and actual behaviors? Edit: The first problem I notice is in the line: echo "</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\" align=\"left\">&nbsp; &nbsp;<input type=\"checkbox\" name='remember' /"; The last "/" is...

I'm not certain what you want, since you didn't actually ask for something. If you want to know how you can safely get pass the check without disabling magic_quotes_gpc, try replacing the code you quoted with: if(function_exists('get_magic_quotes_gpc') && get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $_REQUEST...

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W3Schools is a mixed bag. Some good, some terrible. Besides, OP is already in a class. Not that other sources couldn't help, depending on the quality of his current instruction, but that's probably requires more time than OP has free.

PHP isn't the only option, but it's probably the best choice on X10. Second is Perl. There's also ASP.Net, Python and Perl. ASP.Net and Python each has it's own difficulties here when it comes to MySQL, otherwise I'd recommend Python over Perl. The W3Schools PHP+MySQL tutorial is terrible...

Since you'll be running the Java applet client-side, you can use a Java-Javascript bridge to access the document, including form values, within your Java applet. To access JS in Java, use JSObject. You can also access Java from Javascript. Sun's documentation on Java-Javascript communication...

Some terminology: code that's used solely during development (such as printing variables) is called "scaffolding". Once you're more familiar with the development process, you can learn live debugging. It gives you more control over the debugging process, lets you more easily observe what's...

In the form and at the start of ban.php, you refer to the field as "ip_s", but you refer to the field as "ip" when you pass it to mysql_real_escape_string(). You should really learn some debugging techniques. If you added statement to print out variables ($ip, $statement) at various stages in...

Perl and Python are also options, if you want to stick with CGI scripts. There's ASP.Net, but not all of the .Net framework is supported since Linux must use a platform like Mono to support .Net, and there are differences between Mono and Microsoft's .Net frameworks. While it is possible to...

The X10 servers run Linux, which is not binary compatible with any version of Windows. It's only possible to run Windows binaries on Linux using the WINE compatibility suite, but (as far as I know) it's not installed on any X10 server.

The problem is the <li> are still floated. Remove the floating and they'll center. You'll also need to set vertical padding on the <ul> to match the vertical border width and padding on the <li> so that the <ul> will contain the inline <li>.

Try moving it to cgi-bin rather than scgi-bin; scgiwrap has always been problematic on X10. Failing that, an admin will need to move this back to Free Hosting support so it can be escalated.