Wizard

In case you had already checked cPanel and it wasn't working (which you should've done, BTW), I've restarted the service; see if it works now. I did check beforehand, and thanks for restarting it I can get POP3 working fine, I just am having issues with IMAP. I keep getting the 'unknown host' error.

tidy

Cool beans. It's like x10hosting + frihost. Two questions though: How are you going to get the money for all this? Can I be considered in the choosing of mods?

I can't seem to get IMAP working, what are the settings for it? port, etc. SMTP is having trouble too. Maybe I'm just not getting how to set this up. I'm using Kmail as a client, any help would be appreciated. Thanks for reading, ~Wizard

Why don't you just post this on a site instead of a forum? It'd last longer there.

Or... 'The Wizard did it!' Oh wait... I am the Wizard...nope it wasn't me!

Heh:

I agree, but you never know. Doctor Who has excellent writers. Moffat for the win!

You're on the wrong website if you have such a mindset.

Actually... yeah, it's pretty much just eyecandy.

You just have to wait a day, and you should be able to. Don't deposit anything before collecting interest, or you'll have to wait a day again. This topic has been answered before, please look for answers before posting.

pike

ripe

People tend to think that flashy websites work well when attracting visitors. Sure I'll go with that, but a visitor of that type probably has the mindset equivalent to a bird looking for shiny objects. Websites should be based on content. Shiny things are cool, but they distract from the actual content of the website, unless of course, your website is a collection of shininess [see ebaumsworld.com]. With this in mind, if one wanted their visitor to focus on the content, one would (I hope) strive to make their website visually pleasing, but subdued and lacking in flashiness. The HTML Hell Page describes things that one should not do if they want to attract visitors with IQs higher than that of a chipmunk. Here it is: http://catb.org/~esr/html-hell.html I hope you take these items into consideration so that the Internet will not be completely filled with painful-to-navigate web pages. Thanks for reading. Have a nice day. ~Wizard

The domain name is hooked to your current plan, I believe. So whatever you have at *randomsubdomain*.heliohost.org is what you'll have at your new top level domain. Secondly, If you'd look at the plans, unlimited ads gets you custom quotas. This still does not excuse you from breaking the rules. (Necromancing and posting in every thread on the Internet forum.) P.S. I called your question a n00b, I did not mean to call you a n00b. I'm sorry if I have offended you.

ruse

Out of curiosity, have you used all of that 150 MB yet? Don't bother djbob with a n00b question like that, all the info is at heliohost.org, go check it out. ...you've broken about three rules/guidelines already...

You obviously haven't read any of the posts before you, and you're likely to be banned as well. Have a nice day, n00b.

Heh, I don't think Helio is much different from other mobile phone companies, 'cept maybe Helio's logo is cool.

0.0;; You sure this info isn't just a rumor?

You mean like Compiz and Beyrl composite managers? Youtube them and you'll get hundreds of vids of people showing off multiple 3d desktops. Most Linux GUIs have multiple desktops by default.

Be patient if you are waiting validation. We only have one admin, and he validates people as he pleases. Don't break any rules and you'll be fine. On another note, make sure you are typing in your username in all lower case letters. For example, 'Wizard' won't log me in, but 'wizard' will.

pest

1215, this thread has gotten almost double the views of the target number.

Why, "Hello World!", of course. Joe's right, teach them the theory and logic behind what they're doing before they actually touch any code.