Byron

It's probably because we are having some problems with cpanel right now. I have a parked domain and one addon domain and neither is showing up at my cpanel right now and I'm seeing errors. Wait about 24 hours and try it again.

If you were able to successfully create your addon domain at cPanel without any problems and you've got the correct name servers set up than just give it some time. Cheers, Byron

Glad you got it working! Cheers, Byron

The first time you posted your site it took me to the cpanel build page at heliohost like the domain name wasn't correct at cpanel. Yesterday and today it takes me to your site: http://www.mdmurt.com/ Evidently your having a caching problem. Try to refresh.

I really can't say for sure that this is your problem, but I still think your isp needs to do a refresh since your able to go to your site via a proxy. Is there anyway you can contact your isp and ask them to do a refresh for you. Sometimes it takes a week for some isp's to do a refresh. In the meantime, check this out: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/80/27016...ds-refresh.html This is just a suggestion until one of the adminisrtators can check into your problem more thourougly. Byron

Since I'm not the administrator, I really don't know what to tell you since you did get a confirmtion email. Just try to be patient for another day or two which is all you can do since sign ups are disabled at this time anyway. Wish I could be more reassurring, sorry

It's been awhile since I signed up but it seems I remember getting a page that said my account wasn't activated yet, so I'm thinking you might need to sign up again. Does anybody else remember this? Edit: btw, did you recieve a confirmation email with your cpanel login url after you signed up?

Do you get anything at all when you try to go to your site? Mine took about 5 days to finally start working. You may just need to be patient. Cheers, Byron

The more information you can give us like how are you trying to login or what happens when you try to login, the easier it will be to solve your issue. Cheers, Byron

See if the domain name is correct at cpanel.

You could take a look at your "Index Manager" at cpanel and see if that gives you an option to do what you wanting?

I'm not familiar with aspx or a what a default.aspx is supposed to do, but that is just telling me it' an open directory without an index page. Maybe you could expain to me what it should be showing? Byron Edit: Are you using .htaccess to block directory indexing or are you doing something else? I know that my .htaccess isn't working correctly on my site.

Djbob allows a private proxy only if it doesn't overload the server. If it happens to put too much of a load on the server than he will delete your account. Cheers, Byron

Yea it seems to be so with just a few minor issues. I wish djbob would post with an update for us. I'm really curious to know what to expect for Heliohost now.

Welcome to heliohost. I was able to go to your site just fine: http://npsf3000.co.cc/ If you still can't access your site than you may need to wait for your isp to refresh. I think djbob may have switched servers in the last few days and that may be the reason why. Cheers, Byron

Other than doing what that site suggest, you could try accessing your site through a proxy service until your isp does a refresh and hopefully all will be fine then. http://www.agencyproxy.com/ Just a suggestion.

What kind of error are you getting?

Try this? http://www.privatetalk.co.cc/index.php or http://privatetalk.co.cc/index.php?14

Seems to be working fine now. I was able to go to your forum without any problems. http://privatetalk.co.cc/ Cheers, Byron

Yea it seems to be running allot smoother today and I've been checking the server status and the server load has been staying really low. Djbob has definetly been around in silence working on the server, no doubt. Thanks djbob! Byron

Wishing everybody a very Merry Christmas! Cheers, Byron

You have the correct name servers for heliohost but a nslookup on your domain name doesn't show them yet: http://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html Go to co.cc and make sure you have the dns set properly and wait long enough for the name servers to take effect. Cheers, Byron

First make sure you are writing your cgi scripts inside your cgi-bin unless you have your .htaccess set up for other folders. And you have your first line wrong and you forgot your html header. It should look like this: #!/usr/bin/perl -w print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; print "Hello, world!\n"; Here's a better way to write it: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); use CGI qw(:standard); print header; print "Hello, world!\n"; Here's a basic tutorial that will help you understand: http://www.cgi101.com/learn/ Cheers, Byron

I just now tried this on my site and it worked just fine: <?php $tomail = "your-addy@yahoo.com"; $frommail = "anybody@yahoo.com"; $subject = "Test Email"; $message = "This is a test."; mail($tomail, $subject, $message, "From: $frommail"); echo "The email has been sent."; ?> Make sure you check your spam folder. Byron

It does exactly the same thing with me. Almost everytime. Byron