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1. Drupal -- you are only allowed two MySQL databases. Have you used them both already? 2. Tell him to clear his browser's cache and history, then close and reopen the browser.

You should be talking to your domain registrar if their system will not set the nameservers the way you want.

I can see your site now. Make sure to clear your browser cache and history so you don't see a stored copy of the "coming soon" page.

"received from a friend" is often a recipe for disaster. Invision Power Board 3.4.1 , by the way, is not free software and you need a valid license for it. Same with vBulletin.

Done. But your Flash Games site does seem to have some PHP problems (in the Footer)

http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain If you want the .com to be a second, separate site, you use it as an "add on domain" If you want the .com to display the exact same content as your current main domain (two names for the same site), you use it as a "parked domain".

Try going to cPanel Domains --> Advanced DNS Zone Editor Select your parked domain Reset Zone File This should reset the values to their defaults which should correct the problem.

Yes, you would be in violation. 1. Even if it does not have an explicit copyright statement on it, it is considered copyrighted 2. The producer probably does not have the right to give you the rights. The music belongs to the band/band members. 3. Even if he did have the rights, do you have...

http://www.whatsmydns.net/#NS/cryabout.it As of right now, the Web thinks your nameservers are at 101domain

My account won't deliver emails to gmail, hotmail, or yahoo, even though the script says that the mail has been sent. Script worked perfectly up to a week or so ago.

http://www.lewiscom.ca/blog/2010/10/reduce-pdf-file-size-in-photoshop/ Not sure if that helps.

The image is there, it just is "broken" (contains errors), and so your browser will not display it. Try re-uploading the image. If you use a FTP client, make sure you use binary mode.

The best place to ask this is in the forums on the Joomla site. Make sure you backup everything before you try updating. I would try to copy the site to your local machine (XAMPP or similar setup will allow you to run the site on your laptop) and then experient there.

Wrong. Most registries require that your domain be configured on the name server before your domain may be changed to use these name servers. Please contact the administrator of your name servers and ask them to create your zone record. Is correct. (not sure about the "most" part though)...

Why do you have it redirecting to a subdirectory? Why do you put spaces in the file/directory name?

I would talk to 101domain BTW, .it domains are restricted to individuals who are EU citizens/residents. Kind of leaves Texas out of the picture.

And when I checked there, at the same time as I checked godaddy above, it was not available.

godaddy currently shows the domain to be taken.

Are you talking about your website, ie the Joomla Admin page? If so, you set up that password when you created the Joomla install.

http://x10hosting.com/forums/useful-information/126098-inactivity-policy.html