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The basic idea would be, in your sign up script, to have it use cURL to send the information via the web to the other SMF and have the registration script there enter the new account info. Several problems. One of which would be that you have to synchronize the two databases first so that the...

ini_set doesn't do anything in this case. You cannot override the system settings: upload_max_filesize is set at 16M max_input_time is 60 sec max_execution_time is 30 sec post_max_size is 8M

Wasn't the slash, it was the space. Perhaps you copied/pasted part of the URL an accidentally included a space when you created the redirects.

And the servers actually run Apache, not nginx. nginx is the load-balancing front end.

Directories should be 0755.

Permissions on the file and the directories?

Where is FORUM_CACHE_DIR defined? Also, without knowing what is in the other two files, it is impossible to say. One of the included files might be the problem.

Please post the contents of your .htaccess file here ( between CODE /CODE tags). That is how cPanel does redirects.

Chopin, yes. Basic WordPress page use to take ~5 sec for just the html (ie not images, css, etc) to respond. Now more like 0.4 sec.

You are on Starka, which has just had some major work done on it. http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/164137-starka-major-upgrade.html#post841180 If the problem persists, please reply in this thread.

Please go to : https://x10hosting.com/control/?hosting&modify and change your main domain to what you want. And, no. You are not suspended.

<?php // CONNECTION STUFF echo "<pre>" ; try { $db = new PDO("mysql:host=$host;dbname=$db", $user, $pass); $memberQuery = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM mesa WHERE username=:username"); $memberQuery->execute(array('username' => 'my name')); $result =...

It has been noted that the new configuration has caused problems with PHP mail() Gmail is a good alternative. For one thing, it avoids the problems with services like Hotmail blacklisting mail from the x10 mail servers.

<?php $patt = '/\[a\](.*?)\[\/a\]/i' ; $hay = 'foo and something here past the match'; $res = preg_match_all( $patt, $hay, $matches ) ; echo $matches[ 0 ][0] ; echo " <br />\n" ; echo $matches[ 1 ][0] ; Works as expected with no errors. Posting just a snippet as you did removes it...

https://x10hosting.com/control/?account&contact You can change your email after signing in the above

Toss in: echo "session variable is: " . $_SESSION['username'] ;

Put: error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED); at the top of the script. That should stop the "deprecated" warnings.

Your index page is .html The servers a x10hosting do not parse .html files as PHP. The file has to have extension of .php to work on x10hosting.

The following script runs fine on Chopin. Gmail accepts it. Hotmail does not bounce it, but does put it in the Spam folder. <?php date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles'); echo date('l jS \of F Y h:i:s A'); echo "\n"; $from = "myName@myDomain.x10.bz"...

Links seem to work for me (Buxism and JillsClickCorner). Try clearing your browser cache and history to makes sure you don't have "old" pages.