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  1. I tried cross-compiling and compiling on a native linux system with no success. So, I decided to re-program using a php graphing package. Turned out to be much easier and worked like a charm. Thanks to everyone for your help and support - it was greatly appreciated. djbob, you can remove gnuplot from the server if you want...I have no plans to try to use it again. Thanks!
  2. OK, here's my last try. I compiled the gnuplot-4.4.0 package locally (./configure then make then make install) and found where the executable should be installed. It should be located at: /usr/local/bin/gnuplot.exe. It works great on my local system, I just type gnuplot, and it launches fine. Is there something I'm missing for a shared hosting environment? Was this gnuplot file installed on the server? Is /usr/local/bin in my path (I don't know how to check it)? How would I access this application from my user account? If these are not easy questions, I'll just give up and re-program using a different package. Thanks.
  3. Sorry to be a pain. Maybe I just don't understand how this works. I've searched everywhere, and still can't locate the executable. The executable should be called gnuplot. According to the install file in the package, it might be in a subdirectory called /gnuplot/bin, but looks like it depends on settings during compile. According to the FAQ section of the website, it says it might be in /usr/local/bin. I have no idea what to do since I cannot view the server's filesystem to find it. I've tried all these combinations and others, and haven't found a path that works yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  4. Thanks djbob. My script is not working yet. When I try to call gnuplot, it gives me "OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory". The documentation says I shoud just call "gnuplot", but maybe its location is not in my search path. Should I use an absolute address to the gnuplot executable? If so, can you please tell me where it was installled? Thanks for all your help.
  5. Thanks Wizard. The link above is correct - I need the current release 4.4.0. I didn't realize this would be escalated....here's my info. Username: pybond Domain: pybond.com Thanks very much for all your help. You guys are awesome.
  6. A CGI script I am using on my website needs to call gnuplot 4.4 to generate a plot. How can I install gnuplot 4.4 on my account? Thanks for your help.
  7. Okay, so I think I got everything set up properly in cPanel, but SSL still not working. I reloaded the key and certificate after the dedicated IP was set up. I am getting the same errors with digicert (no certificates found) and with port 443 (account queued) as described in this post: http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=6898. Is there something else that needs to be set up on my account, or is this just an issue of waiting 24 hours for the changes to become active? Thanks for your help.
  8. Hi. I want to implement SSL on my site. I have an SSL certificate. It is not self-signed. It requires a dedicated IP. Can you give me a dedicated IP address to allow me to install it? Thank you! Username: pybond Domain: pybond.com
  9. I have a cgi application written in python 3.1. Unfortunately it doesn't run correctly on python 2.4 and would be difficult to convert. I have learned from previous posts that a system wide upgrade of python is not possible at this time. Is it possible for me to install a user-level python 3.1 installation in my account (not system wide) so that I could run this application on my website? If so, can someone please list the steps for me? Thanks in advance for your help.
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