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:P Congrats I don't think anyone has asked yet, do you have the Windows install discs? If not, then saving this install may be your only option. Also, have you tried doing a system restore waaaay back? Most of the times, viruses attack the system restore, so you are still infected, but maybe...

I think the easiest way would be to submit a ticket, though you could probably track them down over the IRC chat.

I think this has a very good change of working. I don't know if it's legal or not to use Windows' DLL files in this way. I also don't know if the staff will allow it. I don't think they will mind, but I wouldn't rush into something before asking.

Works fine for me. May have been a temporary problem.

Server outages are temporary and all services are restored within a few minutes, for the most part.

Another reason to upgrade to paid :biggrin: The webdisk and FTP are better than the CPanel uploader anyways. Cpanel seems really slow as well, compared to the other two.

30 mb file via webdisk - OK 30 mb file via FTP - OK 30 mb file via CPanel - OK On paid, of course ;)

I think this is probably a restriction from PHP, not CPanel. If you upload via FTP or webdisk, you should be able to upload bigger files. I think :P

If you send a HTML message, I would assume you can. I would also assume that your message would be blocked or unreadable by a very large portion of your recipients. Why not just put a link to a web page?

Even if ID is a primary key, if it's not set to autoincrement, you have to give it a value. So, make sure to autoincrement ID or give it a unique value.

What does it do? Did you remember to use "file" as the name of your file input? <input type="file" name="file" />

You can run it on a VPS. There is no way to do this on free hosting. You do not have access to the command line. Even if you did have access, you would not have root level access to install the necessary software to run Windows binaries on a Linux system. If you believe I'm wrong about this...

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/mime-types.shtml Keep in mind this method is not completely secure. Just because you check the MIME type doesn't mean the file isn't infected with a virus or is corrupt. Only let trusted sources upload files.

Technically, there are ways to run .exe files on *nix based systems. The real problem here is not a single host on the entire planet is going to let you run a binary (executable, ie .exe .sys .bin) file on their server. The risk is enormous. That file could be a virus! If you want to do this, I...

To 1-up adamparkzer, I would also like to add that checking your WHOIS shows that you own the domain and your settings are correct: http://www.co.cc/whois/whois.php?domain=agnition&button=Whois+Lookup

It works for me right now. It may have been a temporary site problem. I don't think there's any reason why it would be your fault. Also, changes like this take up to 48 hours to change throughout the entire internet, so you may be seeing some caching. I would flush your browser cache and flush...

No prob :) I wouldn't worry about #4. I think it means it's the fourth resource that's been created. Is the <ol> tag and the subsequent <ul> tags showing up in the page source?

Is the query returning any results? Is your function pagecomments() called in your page? Is $thread correct? Edit: Also, welcome back :biggrin:

No problem

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