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"Basic Authentication", the method by which you password protect a directory using .htaccess does not have a "logout" capability. You stay logged in as long as your browser is open. You need some other of "login" system to do what you want. Maybe using PHP and sessions/cookies.

If, by "non-illegal" you mean "not against x10hosting's TOS", yes. Proxies, chat scripts, and mass mailers can be "legal" in the sense that they are free or you have paid to purchase them, but they are "illegal" under the TOS.

Go to cPanel->File Manager and open /includes/inc.db.php to edit. (or however you edit files) See if you can find a string that says 'your database server hostname' Replace that with 'localhost'. Save file. See if your site works.

http://network-tools.com Has several tools that you can use.

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The link is not pointing to a file in cgi-bin.

You might have to edit the import file, if it includes a "CREATE DATABASE" instruction, which would be at the top of the file. Make a copy of the file and then edit out any "CREATE DATABASE" instructions and try importing that into the database you have created.

http://starka.x10hosting.com:2082/ The :2082 is the port number. To access a web page, the normal/default port is 80. Some networks (school, library) block ports other than 80 (and a few other).

Use MySQL Databases tool to create the DB and PHPMyAdmin to import the tables for the DB.

What he said.

He registered in the forums in 2008. He is saying he signed up for a hosting account 14 days ago. It still doesn't answer the fact that the url leads to a suspended account. Not a non-existant account (if it had been terminated, you would get a "This Domain Available" page instead). Hence...

URL we could look at? It could be that your browser or IP has cached the old page and is just serving it up. Try clearing your browser cache, or try www.yourdomain.com/index.html?x (with a ?x added to the url to force the browser to grab a new version of the page). And, just in case...

Looks like he installed it in public_html and then deleted the index.php that comes with it. Should uninstall and then re-install OR put in a index.php from a joomla install into public_html.

How is the "once every 15 minutes" job set up? */15 * * * * might cause a problem, not sure. 0,15,30,45 * * * * should not.

If I understand what you are saying,,,,, 12:05 AM Sunday, first cron runs. 12:08 AM Sunday, second cron runs....VIOLATION...2 crons 3 min apart 12:10 AM Sunday, first cron runs...VIOLATION... 2 crons 2 min apart

What exactly do you want to do? Do you want to present the user with a comment form, have the user submit that form, and if 1) he does not fill it out properly, send the form again with an error message 2) he does fill it out properly, you save the info and redirect him to a thank you page...

And consider that two of the most popular sites are CraigsList and Drudge. Not stellar examples of webdesign, but what draws visits is content. Then usablility.

Start with the one that runs the fewest times and then add the next so it does not conflict. 1. Every Sunday, 12:20 AM 20 0 * * 0 SundayJob Do not set it to run at midnight or on the hour, or it will conflict with the next two 2. Every midnight (12:10AM) 10 0 * * * MidnightJob 3. Every...

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The wrong cornjob setting can cause problems with the kernel (sorry, couldn't resist). To run a job on the hour, every hour, etc 0 * * * * job To run a job at 1AM every day, etc 0 1 * * * job If you put a * in the first position, the job will run once a minute and get you in trouble...