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I did notice that, but that isn't necessarily the actual directory that is password protected. It is the 'Realm', which usually is not a directory, but a string like "Members Only Area" Add the fact that he had problems with setting up a WebDisk makes me wonder if the aborted WebDisk set up...

You main website files are kept in /home/username/public_html or, public_html www is /home/username/www but is really an 'alias' for public_html. The files in public_html are the same files in www, not copies. Delete foo.html in www and it will be gone from public_html and...

Since the link leads to the nonexistant http://chopin.x10hosting.com:2082/frontend/x3/fantastico/index.php why not put a "Sorry we no longer offer Fantastico" replacement page there until the link can be removed? Should lessen the number of "Fantastico not working" posts. Note: Link...

A. what is the exact name of the folder, including capitalization B. what is the exact name of the file you are trying to access, including capitalization C. what is your website url, so we can see for ourselves

He's right. You should see something like AuthType Basic AuthName "/home/lucia1/home/lucia1" AuthUserFile "/home/lucia1/.htpasswds/public_html/grep/passwd" require valid-user in your .htaccess file (you have to have FileManager set up to show the 'hidden files' to see it) Either...

Where do you check it online? W3C Markup Validator passes it.

Maybe try renaming it first without the accented character and then deleting it? If that doesn't work, maybe a perl (not sure how good PHP is on 'odd' characters) script that unlinks (deletes) the file?

//Pass through new user info $newuser = $_POST['newuser']; $newpass = $_POST['newpass']; $newpass2 = $_POST['conpass']; $newmail = $_POST['newemail']; $newdisp = $_POST['newdisplay']; //Protect MySQL Injection // THESE DO NOT MATCH!!!!!! // $myuser, $mypass ??? etc $newuser =...

There is a problem if the "From" field is not from a (sub) domain attached to the account. gmail and hotmail accounts won't do, it has to be From: xxxx@YOURx10domain.com. Not always the case, but it seems to be the cause of some problems.

Actually, it does not "copy" the file. There is only one copy of the file. The folder 'www' is an 'alias' for the folder 'public_html'. So if you try to delete the "extra copy of file xyz in www", you are deleting the only copy you have.

It would be a bit more user friendly if they just put an explination page there, ie "Sorry, we no longer offer ... " , etc. Might cut down on the posts here.

You don't put public_html in the path. And drop the ftp. http://www.bitservis.info/livezilla/ I hope you are aware that chat scripts are against the TOS.

CorEy is working on the Free Servers It is a good idea to check the service alerts first when you have problems on the free servers.

Cory is working on the Free Servers It is a good idea to check the service alerts first when you have problems on the free servers.

CorEy is working on the Free Servers It is a good idea to check the service alerts first when you have problems on the free servers.

If site has a lot of files, you might want to compress by subdirectory to avoid tying up resources. Same with MySQL backups. Do a couple of tables at a time if your db is huge.

A dozen people say they see one thing. You see another. Somewhere in your system, (browser, IP, wherever), an old copy of what you posted is stored. Your system keeps giving you the old copy. Until your system decides to look for a more recent copy, you will get the old one. It is...

Try http://computech.pcriot.com/? Adding a fake '?' at the end of a url will usually force it to bypass the cache.

Clearly the language and attitude is uncalled for. But, it has been a recurring problem with a site being suspended/terminated/deleted for inactivity and then the system not allowing the user to use the email address he used in the old account to register for a new hosting account. Perhaps...

Congratulations for wresting the award away from zen-r.