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I deleted the files/folders using the file manager, and it isn't solving the problem either. I noticed that cPanel keeps a preferences log in another directory? I think it is in /usr/something.

You could try http://webmail.yourdomain.com

Well all file permissions are the same in all accounts. Is there a way to delete the account and all its settings? Last time I deleted and re-created the account the settings from the old account were re-loaded into the new one.

Ok nothing I do seems to be working. When I create another account with a different name it works, and my other accounts work as well, but the trash folder still doesn't show up when I delete and re-create this account

4. Create a new folder (bottom of the page). Call it trash.

I tried that, but it gave me an error message saying that an error occurred while saving

7. Select "trash" from the trash drop down box, and then click save.

Trash doesn't show up in the drop-down menu. There is only Drafts, Sent or Junk. I'm going to try deleting the account and then re-creating it. See if that helps.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that I am hosted on Stevie.

The trash folder is not showing up in Roundcube webmail. When I go into the settings, I cannot specify a trash folder either. Can anyone help me?

username: iceitsup

domain: iceitsupport.net

Thanks!

Ok thanks! It works now! Thanks for your help!

Ok Thanks Byron! It works great. But I have a couple of questions. 1) is it possible to have multiple passwords and 2) does this code need to be put on everypage that I want protected in the directory?

Well mainly for convenience. I and a few other users tend to have many windows with many tabs open at once. Also for when the users need access to the resource on public computers. I'm interested in the script you have, that would be great!

I tried Google but all of the articles I have found involve some PHP code and I don't understand PHP.

I have a password protected directory using .htaccess that I want to create a logout link for. The apache forum says it is not possible, but I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to log out of a .htaccess protected directory (without closing the browser window) or a code to clear the browser's authentication cache? Thanks!

Hi I would like to have my main domain changed

old domain: iceitsupport.cw.cm

new domain: iceitsupport.net

cPanel username: iceitsup

Thanks!

I'm not sure. This is what the instructions manual said:

If you are using the file upload feature you must check with your host that your server will allow forms with "multipart/form-data".

It also told me to put this in the <form> tag:

<FORM action=form2email.pl method=post ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data">

Ok I'll poke around and see what I can find...

But is form data enabled on Stevie? I think the script uses form data to store the documents, and if form data is disabled on Stevie then that might be the problem? Again I'll see what I can find.

No I'm still having issues. Now when I click the upload button the script returns with this page:

Sorry, we need you to check the following

Can't save file /Other/GameMaker/Uploads/Funny_computer_thing.doc

This didn't happen when the script was set to 777. Does Stevie accept form data? If not, that might be the problem.

No it still doesn't work. It was set to 777 because when it is set to 755 the script says that it was unable to proccess the request.

username: iceitsup

server: stevie

path to script with the issue: /home/iceitsup/public_html/Other/GameMaker/form2email.pl

It's not a script that affects the display of the webpage.

(Clicking [upload] on IceITSup's site, http://iceitsupport.cw.cm/Other/GameMaker/form2email.pl, also shows 500.)

Olego is right. That's what's happening to me.

The error log says:

[sun Apr 17 12:41:21 2011] [error] [client 97.120.171.21] File does not exist: /home/iceitsup/public_html/500.shtml, referer: http://iceitsupport.cw.cm/Other/GameMaker/

All the files are there, so I don't understand what is going on.

@byron: I tried running your code, it didn't work either. I have three other scripts that are similar to this one and they run just fine.

It's not a script that affects the display of the webpage.

(Clicking [upload] on IceITSup's site, http://iceitsupport.cw.cm/Other/GameMaker/form2email.pl, also shows 500.)

Olego is right. That's what's happening to me.

The error log says:

[sun Apr 17 12:41:21 2011] [error] [client 97.120.171.21] File does not exist: /home/iceitsup/public_html/500.shtml, referer: http://iceitsupport.cw.cm/Other/GameMaker/

All the files are there, so I don't understand what is going on.

@byron: I tried running your code, it didn't work either. I have three other scripts that are similar to this one and they run just fine.

I'm still showing 500 errors.

username: iceitsup

domain: gamemaker.cw.cm

Server: Stevie

location of script: /home/iceitsup/public_html/Other/GameMaker

Is it possible that Stevie has a feature that allows uploading files from the "public" disabled?

I tried it and it still doesn't work

Yes it is.

Actually when I looked at my ftp it is set to 777. The script gives me an error when it is set to 775

Using form2email.pl.

Yes, that's correct.