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You can have as many subdomains as you like.

You need to delete Frontpage Extensions through cpanel. Just look for the Frontpage Extensions link. After removing FP through the cpanel it will remove a few of the lines in the htaccess pertaining to FP, the rest you can delete if you want.

The signup resets at 12:00 am PST (Pacific Standard Time).

You'll need to delete the addon domain first. Your probably going to have to deregister your key and certifcate for that old domain. And then when it gets changed, go back and set it up on the new domain.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

And one of the volunteers has attended (and is still enrolled) in the "School Of Hard Knocks" LOL

Tony here's a script I wrote that uses the php rename function. You can run this php script inside each of your directories. What it does is look for any file that ends in .html and will rename it to .php or .shtml dependng on what you choose to do. <?php if ($handle = opendir('.')) { while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) { if ($file != "." && $file != "..") { if ( preg_match("#(\.html)$#i", $file) ) { $extract = pathinfo($file); $ext = ($extract['basename']); $fn = ($extract['filename']); # to rename to php uncomment line below # rename("$file", "$fn.php"); # to rename to .shtml uncomment line below # rename("$file", "$fn.shtml"); echo "Renamed: $file<br>"; } } } closedir($handle); } ?> That should make it allot easier to rename ALL html files in a directory if you choose to go that route.

Then it's probably somebody abusing server resources. We ban em when we catch em.

That's usually because somebody is abusing server resources. Check the server load the next time that happens (cpanel stats). Also if the 500 error is because of your site it will leave an error message at cpanel error logs. If it's resource abuse it won't.

What are you using to edit your files? Editing shouldn't change the file permissions. Changing file persmissions should be instant. Cpanel automaticaly sets file permissions at 644 and should stay that way unless you change them yourself. If you change it to 755 than it should stay that way unless you change it again. Encoding attempts to determine what you need automatically and there isn't anyway to set for one prefernce only (i don't think). No, you need to login to cpanel.

OK your new domain is now: danielsage.info the www will get added automatically. Give it 24 hours to resolve.

Note to djbob: Thier new domain is now: danielsage.info

This support request is being escalated to our root admin. Don't you mean your default domain name is: danielsa.heliohost.org

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Post your username and domain name for me.

What is your domain name and user name?

Did you check your error log at your cpanel?

OK I've removed jer0me24.heliohost.org. You can go ahead and register another domain.

You also have two other options that will allow you to keep the .html extension with SSI. Option 1. Add this to your .htaccess file: AddHandler server-parsed .html Option 2. Add this to your .htaccess file: XBitHack on and chmod your html files that have SSI to 744.

No we don't allow you have your own php.ini file, Sorry.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Do you have any music files or large images on your site that somebody else might have been using?