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That should work, but doesn't. Another method uses AddHandler instead of addtype, but that also doesn't work, i.e. I get an unprocessed php file both ways. It might be something to do with the server config, but it should work... Update: I found this outlining the same problem -- it seems...

It seems mod_security is enabled, but you aren't allowed to change it's settings. (There seem to be few threads around with people wanting to change it's settings / disable it, implying that it is active.)

I don't think X10 allows catchall addresses, i.e. the *@domain address is taken literally, and don't take all emails. Just to make sure the domain is set up correctly make a test email account, e.g. test@domain to see whether that receives emails, if this works, then catchall is disabled, if it...

//UPDATE: Ignore this post, misson actually knows what he's on about, so read his post. I was wondering the same. If $1 is a variable, then remove the quotation marks around it, since here you are passing $1 as the name of an element. However, javascript variables aren't usually written with $...

A virtual server tends to be where one server is used to run a few OSs virtualised each as seemingly being a separate server, but sharing the same hardware. Regarding the game itself: any MMORPG server (software) will need quite a bit of resources, and needs to be run directly on the server...

Not for me at least. I can view source pressing Ctrl+u, right click + view source, or Edit->View Source on FF. As diabolo said you can't disable source viewing since the "source" is what is needed to render the page, so the client will at least have this in their cache on loading, even if the...

This is the best guide as to how to do it. The way the .htaccess file works is that any requests to non-existant files are redirected to WP (this includes all you WP pages, since they don't exist as physical files, rather as data in a db), so you have to tell WP what to do when it gets a request...

Beta? I though it was Alpha... I think it's funny how half of what was supposed to be in Vista still hasn't surfaced, not even in Win7... (What happend to WinFS?) And regarding "new" features on win 7 -- I think the same. The safety as advertised is also a lie - admitted by M$. (The argument...

One of the many GNU/Linux distros possibly? Ubuntu seems to be the main Windows competitor around at the moment, and is actually quite good. (It's better than windows, but I don't like how Canonical is linking Ubuntu to their proprietary "Ubuntu" one service...)

The "Display Errors" is a php setting, which is set by default in php.ini. Usually you can change it with a php_flag in .htaccess, but that is disabled here. The last option is to add error_reporting(0); to php code, but that only disables error reporting for any files that appears in, and...

I think paid hosting probably gives you better service, in that the server doesn't have short/temporary outages and so on, but I can't guarantee that that is true... (Somewhere I read that Apache, the web server X10 uses, has to be restarted each time there's a new user added, which could be...

I doubt this would be done since server configs aren't changed usually. What I think you are doing is forgetting is to add your home folder to the path you are trying to open, i.e. for a file in /public_html (as seen in ftp), the absolute path is /home/USERNAME/public_html, where USERNAME is...

I would use the html5 video tag (Draft spec. of the tag here)-- this is the new "standard" way of embedding video using ogg theora - you can find ogg theora encoders here. Since not all browsers support that tag yet, there is a handy javascript (GPL v2) provided by metavid.org, which lets any...

Not necessarily pings, but the number of connections could be the problem. Try reducing the number of connections to say 5, see what happens, then increase slowly if that fixes the problem. Edit: Livewire made a good point below: you may be setting upload to above what your connections upload...

I'm not sure about what the drupal script does, but it seems to assume it has access to /tmp/mysql.sock, which it doesn't. In the thread you linked to, /tmp is accessible, but the file checked (mysql.sock) is just a symlink to another place: The problem there was that the user couldn't access...

It works fine for me, so it must have been a temporary outage.

I recommend you DON'T use such scripts at all -- they are simply irritating, and switching javascript off removes all protection (By default I don't run JS on any sites, so this "protection" wouldn't work for me...). If it is images you are protecting, then any user can get the image files...

Some ISPs block or slow down torrents, but you say your torrent still works, but nothing else does, so I don't know if the two are related. Or maybe they disable everything but the torrent to make it seem to you as if the torrent is breaking your internet connection, in the attempt to stop you...

I doubt they test for signatures in binary files though... And judging by the last few OSs M$ have released, I wouldn't say their testing is too thorough either. Maybe it has changed with that W7, but that has other issues. However, I haven't seen any M$ official statements on the issue, so...