Ashoat

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Here's the problem. You probably won't figure out what it means, but I'm keeping you posted anyways Still talking to cPanel on fixing this problem. 1) cPanel needs to be able to access PostgreSQL. The only way cPanel is able to authenticate is via the "ident sameuser" authentication method, or just using "trust" to allow anyone. 2) PHPPgAdmin needs to be able to access PostgreSQL. The only way PHPpgAdmin is able to authenticate is via the "password" or "md5" authentication methods, or just using "trust" to allow anyone. 3) "Trust" is not an OK configuration because it allows users to access other users' databases. 4) PostgreSQL does not allow multiple authentication methods.

cPanel's PostgreSQL should be working now. Not as much luck for PHPPgAdmin right now, though. I'm talking with cPanel support on this issue right now. See here.

I've figured out what's causing it... more of cPanel/WHM's mistake than anything else. I'll get back to you on this.

Read our guidelines. If you were posting anything but open-source stuff I'd assume that were a bot...

Try again now. We've been having problems with cPanel/WHM replacing php.ini nightly for the last week or so - I am currently talking to cPanel support on the issue.

The PHP mail() function does not interface with an SMTP server. But yeah, if the email is just send to you it doesn't matter - I just don't want people thinking that your emails are actually coming from HelioHost

His email is actually billg@microsoft.com Anyways, you shouldn't do that either. Use your own email to send stuff, or you're probably spamming people.

Just write an email in the FROM header. mail("somebody@something.com", "Your Account", "Here is your password: blabla", "From: jcx@jcxvyc.com"); See http://php.net/mail for more details. Any questions you have about PHP can usually be answered there.

http://yourdomain/cpanel

Yes, but I would prefer if you do not send email from the server hostname. Please use your personal domain.

Try accessing it now. If you get a red "X" on the left panel, click the entry next to it and it should load.

It's working fine for me... as you can see the forum database is still OK. Are you sure you gave your database user permissions to the database you created? Are you attempting to create a database programatically?

Wrong forum. Moving... Ehh, I don't really pay much attention to the store items anymore. I'll just manually switch your display name.

Whatever happened between the start and the end of that "experiment", clearly most of the participants were convinced, even without touching the OS. Outside of them brainwashing or paying off the participants, Microsoft's point looks legitimate. I don't know... 1% were Linux users (which is generally a pretty accurate number). These look like average people to me.

Yeah, Microsoft's marketing team isn't really up to par with their development team it seems...

Yeah, Trippin is right.

Contacting cPanel support sounds like the best idea to me.

Do you mean the Legacy File Manager? The normal File Manager is v3...

I thought my last try fixed everything, but it is still erasing php.ini every day. I take it Fantastico isn't working as well? It should now be fixed for the day. I will continue trying to figure this out.

It is working 100% for me. What is the email you are putting in the "From" header?

At least he learned how to use sentences this month.

The problems with the Ioncube loaders (see the topic involving Fantastico issues) reset the php.ini configuration file, getting rid of the PDO extension loader. Try again now - it should work.

Let's all be friends, hmm? Anyways, I have no clue why this problem is happening. Something on Stevie keeps resetting php.ini every time I add the configuration directives for Ioncube loaders (which are required for Fantastico). I'll contact cPanel/WHM support. EDIT OK, this problem should be fixed now.

What could have happened is that in the space between the MySQL database being tranferred to Stevie and the DNS being pointed to Stevie (maximum two minutes, but probably less) you posted those posts/topics that got deleted. Yeah, that's probably what happened.