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Do you have a second forum account and did you open the co.cc there? The system does not show 1stoppcsandipods.co.cc attached to this account at all. But it is in the system and points to an x10hosting server that is not yours.

If you set up redirect via the cPanel, it uses .htaccess and mod_rewrite. If you deleted .htaccess for some reason, that would remove the redirects.

Your script index.php outputs something on line 4. Later, the script , on line 34, tries to send some Header information , probably the redirect. You cannot send headers after you have output something. Check the first 4 lines of the script.

Clear your browser cache and history (and add ?fooo to the end of the URL if your ISP is caching content too). You now have "Default Web Page" , which is an internal placekeeper until the server digests the change of domain ( when you go to your site, the nameservers point you to your server...

Don't know about the 2 day thing (might be because it was just turned back on, or because they only keep 2 days worth). The IP is because, I assume, the logging program uses REMOTE_ADDR, which, because the servers are behind a load balancer, will always be the same. It should be set to...

If you want a co.cc domain name, you have to go to co.cc and register it. Most are free. Changing your main domain using the Account Panel does not register the domain for you. Apparently the one you chose is already taken.

Try calling it from the web via wget. Add cron_key test to make sure it is not called by bots, etc. wget -O - http://YOURSITE/cron.php?cron_key=a1b9k77Atz >>/home/USERNAME/public_html/cron_log.txt 2>&1

Try using wget instead: wget -O - http://YOURSITE/cron.php?cron_key=abcd >>/home/USERNAME/public_html/cron_log.txt 2>&1

Post the full and complete error message.

/usr/bin/php /home/abc/public_html/test.php >> /home/abc/public_html/testlog.txt 2>&1 is the format I use. That way any output (ie echo commands) or error messages will be added to a log file.

register_globals is disabled because it is a security risk and cannot be enabled on a per-account basis. Using php_flag is also disabled and causes the 500 error. Basically, you have to modify the script yourself. I would not trust any script that relies on register_globals being enabled.

Where exactly is the file you are including located?

Exactly what do you mean?

URL works for me. Shows a new SMF install. But when you installed SMF and told it the site URL was futurescape.x10.bz. That is why the .css and .js and images are all missing. You either have to tell SMF the new site URL, or you have to uninstall SMF and then re-enstall it with the proper...

<!-- Active Content Workaround Support File --> <script src="resources/javascript/AC_RunActiveContent.js" type="text/javascript" ></script> for one thing, the above code on your page cannot find that .js file, which causes an error later.

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There are some free hosting providers that allow Perl and Python. They do have other restrictions (disk space, bandwidth, limited number of signups per day, etc). You will just have to keep searching.

Shows up for me. Try clearing your browser cache and history (and if your ISP is caching too, you will have to add a ?fooo at the end of the URL until it expires its old cache) to see your site.

If you are talking about cPanel, 1. Log into cPanel 2. Click on the icon in the top group, that has 'Aa' 3. From the dropdown list, select your (langauge) 4. Click on the button next to the drpdown list