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Mark H.

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  1. Mark H.

    Documentation

    I sincerely hope you didn't give them the final payment, considering that an entire section of the manual, about one of the ACP menus, was missing. :whistle:
  2. Mark H.

    Documentation

    A 3rd party did the 2.x PDF Docs, eh? Well, I still want one like that, but for 3.x. :P
  3. Well, the presence of an .htaccess in a directory "below" public_html will override the one in public_html. But if you add the above to your upload directory's .htaccess and it works, then problem solved!
  4. Mark H.

    Documentation

    I'm pretty sure that most, if not all, people want a 3.x version of the 2-3 detailed PDF's that were available for the 2.x series. I know that I do.
  5. Axel, In the .htaccess file in your forum root (or you can put it the .htaccess file that's in your public_html folder, to make it site-wide), add the following lines *after* the "DirectoryIndex" line : RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://mydomain.com/.*$ [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://mydomain.com$ [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.mydomain.com/.*$ [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.mydomain.com$ [NC] RewriteRule .*\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|bmp|avi|mov|wma|wmf|wmv|doc|pps|xls)$ /leecher.html [R,NC] Substitute "mydomain.com" with your own domain name, but leave the remainder of each line as shown. I created a page titled "leecher.html" and placed in public_html, so that's why the last line references it. You can use any page name you wish, as long as it's in the public_html directory for that Domain of yours, then change "leecher.html" to the name you've used. It's one easy option, anyway, and prevents hotlinking of all the filetypes listed in the last line. You can add filetypes as you see fit, but follow the example as shown.
  6. Very much looking forward to this new service. Thanks, IPS. Good job at being proactive against spammers.
  7. If you have SSH access to both servers, and WGET available on the target, you could SSH in and tar/gzip the entire forum directory at the source server, put the resulting file somewhere under public_html on an accessible Domain there, then from SSH on the target server: cd /zip-file-target-directory <- public-html of target Domain, usually. wget http://www.whatever-domain-you-put-in.com/whatever-path/file.tgz <- or whatever is the actual filename. tar -xzf filename.tgz Pay attention to the file structure as it was zipped up. If you tarred the forum directory *from* ../public_html/ for example, put the file in public-html on the target Domain. If you tarred from the forum directory itself, i.e public-html/forum, using a wildcard "include" to get all files and subdirectories, make sure to unzip it from ../public-html/forum.
  8. Mark H.

    Documentation?

    When you unzip the 3.0.1 file, there is a folder titled "documentation". In there is a document "START_HERE.html". Open that file in a browser.
  9. Well.... opinions vary. Personally, I prefer the animated ones. But you can easily replace the stock smilies with whatever you want.
  10. Mark H.

    rep bump?

    EDIT: Squirreled by Michael. Again. ;)
  11. OK, but what's generating the backwards question mark? That's not something the user did. All they can do is create the post title (and subtitle). Unless I'm missing something obvious....
  12. That original poster's native language is, I believe, Hebrew. That's a "right-to-left" language, and the post might be reflecting that somehow?
  13. Beta 1 of the Subscription Manager was released yesterday. Did you overlook it? Or did you mean you hoped that the Subs Manager Final would be released with 3.0.1?
  14. Yes, hence & # 9 2 4 ;ichael's use of the :whistle: emoticon.
  15. For the benefit of those who may search for this problem, and find this thread, would you mind posting what was the solution? It could prove very helpful to others. :)
  16. Mark H.

    Documentation?

    Yes, that's what it means. Forums in which active customers offer help to other active customers.
  17. There are a couple threads about this. IPS hopes to have the Subs Manager ready for customer testing this week. (Whether it will be an "RC" release or not remains to be seen.)
  18. Then, as has been said several times already, the license holder is going to have to open a ticket. We members can't help you in this forum.
  19. That's correct, IPS no longer offers the Perpetual License.
  20. Glock36: You have to have an active license to download v 3.x and 3.0.1 isn't yet released, just 3.0.0 so far.
  21. Tato, in case you missed it elsewhere: Be certain to LOGOUT of the Forums, then log back in. That should update your Forum permissions and change your Group to +Active Customers.
  22. Then contact Support for your Host. They will have to fix your account.
  23. Given what you've said, you definitely need to get your host involved. Especially if the database isn't showing up in cPanel, but is still listed in phpMyAdmin. Did you contact them before? Are they giving you a ration of grief, or just not responding?
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