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There is no MSSQL, just MySQL and Postgre. Only ASP.NET is supported, not full blown ASP. Since we use Apache and not IIS, support is through a third party mod, and you might encounter some problems that you wouldn't on a windows server. You must modify your .htaccess file in...

GD is installed on all servers, to my knowledge. You can test this using the phpinfo() function: <? phpinfo(); ?> Create this file and open it in your browser. It should display all the modules compiled into php, including GD. Make sure you delete it after you use it.

It does get kinda messy if you start thinking about it :P I've been messing with ASSP and I haven't found another way to make this work for you.

I believe the interval xxll_martin_llxx is talking about is five minutes between cron jobs. There is also a maximum execution time, I believe, but a php script shouldn't take that long unless you're doing something wrong or really bizarre.

What software are you using? My forum has a CAPTCHA and it doesn't use GD.

Here's the free version: http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html

You don't have to worry about it, it's just a nice gesture :) Thanks for the donation!

I don't know if you can re-sell hosting. But, short of anything against the TOS, you can do whatever you want with it, install whatever software you want, run whatever programs you want. It's your server (at least, part of it)

The folder is in the correct location. I would try to use the full path to the link. This article is pretty good: http://webdesign.about.com/od/beginningtutorials/a/aa040502a.htm It leaves out one thing, you can move up in a directory by using the ".." folder. ie: current page...

@sjpatel yes you can use ASP.NET. Read my first post in this thread. Good luck!

Looks like your account didn't link up right. You probably have to submit a ticket.

Isn't it "/usr/bin/sendmail" and not " "/usr/sbin/sendmail"

Yeah, I usually go straight to htaccess before cpanel. It's a very powerful little file.

I think you can use regular. Just type in /myscript.php, none of the other stuff. the 5 17 * * 2 is the interval, which is generated for you in easy mode.

I think mono is setup ok for your site. The problem looks like its with the reflection class. This could be a bug with mono or with our install. You might want to give this info to a staff member and see if they can fix it.

what is the error you are getting?

From what I can tell (I don't mess with cron much) you need to format your commands like this: 5 17 * * 2 /myscript.php And you need to make sure the file has executable permissions (755 will work)

Are you sure it's just ASP.NET and not ASP? Pure ASP is not supported by mod_mono

I have not confirmed this myself as I don't use ASP.NET, but you have to add this to the file .htaccess in /home/{username}/ AddHandler mono .asp .aspx .ashx .asmx .ascx .asax .config .ascx I've also heard you had to add handlers in cpanel->advanced->apache handlers

This is a good way to do it. Also, when you edit a file, depending on how you open the file, it may only be accessible to one person at a time. So, if you plan on making a file editable by more than one user at once, the users may get an error if someone is already editing it. This also includes...