CURL does work on Chopin.
Your problem might be with your code, not with CURL.
What sort of error message do you get?
Can you post the code you are using?
/usr/bin/perl, at least on Chopin
It should be listed on the bottom left side of cPanel
I usually add
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
to my scripts in development.
Remember to set permissions to 755.
I think what you might remember is Mass Mailing scripts.
Regular emails (as part of a forum, etc) are ok, if you keep the amount to a reasonable rate (100 per hour)
See Corey's Announcement on this subject.
phpinfo() is disabled on the free servers as a security measure.
You have to run a test script to find out if the feature you want is enabled or find out what the default settings are.
Those are the nameservers.
And I can see your site.
Between you and the nameservers there is a DNS that has the old information cached. You just have to wait for the time to expire so it will retrieve "fresh information".
DNS does not really "propagate out".
At this point, "public_html" should be empty. Delete files _vti_inf.html and postinfo.html , and the directories cgi-bin ,images and _vti_bin.
Upload the wordpress files and directories (with their contents) to "public_html".
It shows that the account is suspended for "inactivity".
You have to log into the Forum (not cPanel or Account Panel) once every 31 days (and stay for ~5mins so the system can register your visit). You do not have to post.
You can unsuspend yourself by logging into the Account Panel.
It is saying that it cannot find the file:
/home/captech/public_html/wp/wp-content/themes/deep-red-website-template/style.css
Were you trying to upload the "deep-red" template?
Maybe the theme designer forgot to include the file (or mistyped something on an invoice file). Or maybe...
Open FileManager
Go to the wordpress directory
Click once on everthing in the directory so they are all selected.
Drag them all to the left pane that shows the directory structure
Rest the cursor (four-pointed star) over public_html (the one with the globe icon), make sure the directory is...