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I see it's working fine for me too. Good luck!
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Go to your cPanel and click onto Parked Domains and make sure it's not set up to redirect. Right now your domain isn't redirecting or showing up as your domain for me: http://charityproxy.us/ but you still need to wait 24 hrs for the dns to take effect, but I still advise you to contact your dns provider and ask them about filling out the forms correctly in the meantime.
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A parked domain should show as your domain. http://charityproxy.us should go directly to this domain here: http://charityproxy.heliohost.org btw, to be absolutely sure I'm giving you the correct information about setting up your domain name it might be best to contact your dns provider and ask them if you have it correct and provide them with this info for heliohost. ns1.heliohost.org is 65.19.143.4, and ns2.heliohost.org is 65.19.143.5
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Enter these ip address's in this order for the form above. 65.19.143.4 65.19.143.5 Enter these nameservers in this order for the form above: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org If I'm wrong somebody please correct.
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The nameservers for heliohost are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org is your dns provider asking for the ip address's too?
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Did somebody else set up the nameservers for you? The reason I ask how long ago is because it can take anywhere from 24 to 72 hours for the dns changes to take place.
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Right now charityproxy.us isn't showing any ns records. How long ago were the nameservers changed?
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Do you see an index page inside the joomla folder?
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Was it your public_html folder that you deleted? Please post your domain name.
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Give it at least 24 hours from your sign up time and if it still doesn't work, post back with your domain name.
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I tried both the AddType and the AdHandler and neither one nor both together worked for me either. AddType application/x-httpd-php .pro AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .pro I Also noticed awhile back that the .phps extention doesn't work either and the mime type is already there by default in the MIME Types. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown.phps Maybe djbob will look into this?
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Did you try adding this to your .htaccess file? AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .pro
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Yikes!!! 300 for me.
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Read the section on how to test your favicon: http://www.1stsitefree.com/howcani/favicon.htm
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You'l probably need to do a refresh to see it.
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I can't help you with FileZilla cause I don't use it. Can't you go to your cPanel File Manager and edit your page that way? Just click the icon (not the name) of the index.html page and you'll see the file options. Click the "Edit File" link and edit away.
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I don't know what ftp client your using but you just look for the index.html page (that you already have) and click the edit option. How did you create the page that's there now?
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If your going to have your own website, then you need to understand a little html. This is how it's coded on a page: <html> <head> <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"> <title></title> </head> <body> </body> </html>
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There's nothing to really understand. Just upload the icon to your public_html folder (root) and then if you want to put it on a page, add the code I posted somewhere inside the head tags.
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This: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"> goes inside the head section of your webpage, doesn't matter what folder. The icon does matter what folder and it needs to be the root.
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The icon should still be in your root directory and you can add that piece of code to the page your showing everybody.
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It should go in your root directory and then add this to your Home page: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"> That should take care of everybody.
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You could probably do something like this in your root directory htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /drupal/ [R=301,L] But what you got to realize is htaccess is inherited to each directory that is under the .htaccess file, so all requests from ANY directory end up going to your drupal directory unless you add an htaccess file in each directory with this: RewriteEngine Off Which will keep you from using mod_rewrite in that directory. So your better off just moving your files inside the root directory, unless somebody else can show you a better way.
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Remove this line from your .htaccess file and see if your blog still works. php_flag register_globals off EDIT: btw, register_globals is off by default anyway so your blog should work fine after removing that line.
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How hard would it be to re-instll it in another folder just to get the .htaccess file from it? Let me check cause I'm not sure? I'm not sure what host name your looking for or how your wanting to use it. The HTTP_HOST would be green-day.org.ua for you. But I still would recommend you re-install the blog inside another folder and get the htaccess file from it and add it to your root directory.
