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It is there. If the above does not work, try adding a ?foo to the end of your site's URL before accessing.

if($_GET['code'] != $_CONFIG['code']) { die(""); } Are you calling this cron via wget or curl ? That is the only way $_GET would have values. Step one would be to put a message in the die(), so you can see (it will end up in the log file you set up on the cron command line) that you have...

You are on Chopin. http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/153127-chopin-server-migration-information-thread.html Not 100% sure that it is the cause of your problem, but I would put off doing things on your account until the move is officially over. If you still have problems after...

You are on Chopin http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/153127-chopin-server-migration-information-thread.html Since they will be (or might already be) in the process of moving files, checking, syncing, re-syncing, etc, I suggest waiting on doing anything major on your site until the...

Replace the line with: $sql = "SELECT id,usr FROM tz_members WHERE usr='{$_POST['username']}' AND pass='".md5($_POST['password'])."'" ; echo $sql . "<br />\n" ; $res = mysql_query( $sql ) ; if( $res ){ // process the result } else { echo: 'ERROR: ' . mysql_error(); }...

I see the .mx site up and the .bz url leads to the 'Site Available' page. Sounds like a caching problem. First, delete browser cache and history. Then try. If you still are getting the old set up, add ?foo to the URLs. That will fool your ISP's caching routines.

If the .htaccess is in /gd, use RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /gd/ RewriteRule ^index\.php$ index2.php [L,NC]

Noon --> 8pm Today, Tuesday April 12 Ben & Jerry's

Exactly where do you want the new domain? 1. Replace as main domain 2. Park so retain current main domain but both point to the same content 3. Add on so domain points to a subdirectory of public_html

I have no idea what you are asking for.

/usr/bin/php /home/igor/public_html/cron_job.php >>/home/igor/public_html/cron_log.txt 2>&1 Is a command line that will run the PHP script and log any output or error messages. You can place the script and log file anywhere. Timing: 0 0 * * * Will run your once a day job at 12:00...

Good luck. Other providers will shut you down too. I suggest you look at their Terms Of Service. Almost all specifically state that you are not allowed to use nulled software.

It is the permissions that are important, not type. The permissions must be set to 0644

Can you try via cPanel --> File Manager? I have the same problem with Filezilla using the local Wifi. Connects to site but will not get directory listing. On another Wifi, no problem. Not sure exactly what the problem is.

Test Wordpress site in grey/black/white with a bit of turquoise Seems to have been a temporary glitch. Remember to clear your browser cache and history before checking your domain again. If that does not help, try adding ?foo to the end of the address to fool your ISP's caching routines.

Seems to have been temporary. Remember to clear your browser cache and history before checking that page again.

1. That domain is linked to the forum username mawsonii70 . Please use that account on the forums from now on. Easier to find your account for the Admins, and will prevent you from getting an inactivity suspension due to logging on with the wrong account. 2. Clear your browser cache and...

1. Any files should have permissions set to 0644 2. .htaccess should have the line RewriteBase / above any RewriteRule

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Any information to that effect is from threads over a year and a half old. There is only one level of PHP for all Free Servers, period. It is sufficient to run most all normal scripts. If you are having problems, you should post them here or talk to the creator of your software.