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It is dead in the water. The problem is that H-sphere doesn't support CF7 and JH is not going to upgrade H-sphere anytime soon because H-sphere is not ready yet. It is not stable and they don't want to bring down the whole house. JH has said that H-sphere is not going to be upgraded anytime...

I've been forced to find other hosting that supports CF7 and MySQL 5. Hate to bail on JH but at this point I don't have a lot of choice.

This thread is 10 months old. Any word on CF 7 yet?

Thanks Hatton. Looks like some really powerful features. I think I'll need to find a host with CFMX 7.

What is the difference between version 6 and 7 of ColdFusion? I've been looking for CF hosting and see some hosts keep up to the latest version and are at 7 while others are still on 6. I'm just wondering what I will be missing if I select a host on v6. Also, what about restrictions? I see...

Thanks for looking into this Stephen and Yash. I got two of these trying to send to two different family members at AOL.

Sounds like you're in a Microsoft environment so something like DotNetNuke may do the trick. I don't know if it will integrate with Active Directory right out of the box of if you'd need to modify the code to handle this feature. I think they are using the Microsoft Best Practices Member...

When .net 2.0 is enabled on that domain does that mean .net 1.x won't work anymore for that domain?

Thanks. If we wanted to access Foxpro would we need to use ODBC then? Do you think that it installing the Visual Foxpro 9 OLEDB driver would be something you would consider? http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=E1A87D8F-2D58-491F-A0FA-95A3289C5FD4&displaylang=en

What OLEDB Providers does JH have loaded on the Windows servers?

This is a pretty slick idea. You would be potentially doubling the amount of disk space you're using since all SQL data would also be in the MDB on disk. I also wonder about performance or sucking down the servers during your export process. Not knowing SQL real well this would be a...

You need to wait to hear from someone at JH on this, but at one point I was told that the name could not be changed - I had to make a new account.

"Directory Indexes" applies to the entire domain as far as I can tell. All my subfolders find their default web page file just fine.

As far as I know the disk limits are in affect for IMAP or any other kind of mail storage.

I agree. This is exactly what I would do. I'd create a new folder, copy the POP3 email messages in there for safe keeping, delete the POP3 account, add the IMAP account, then drag and drop the old messages into the new IMAP folders. This makes them available online where he can view them from...