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I've done this on Windows servers at least (mssql functions). Had to ask for the module to be installed first though, so it might not be installed on the server you end up on.

Wanadoo, it's an originally French ISP that's also active in the Netherlands. They won't be affected by this bill, it was just to illustrate that companies have already tried to do this on a small scale basically.

For a while my ISP actually did redirect some search engine to their own (believe it was the MSN one IE wants to use), by tampering with the DNS record. Luckily I'm running my own nameserver, so I just pointed it to the root servers instead of my ISP's. I think they got complaints or legal...

Nope, he's using double quotes on the line in question, so that's not it. Double quotes should indeed also be used for the HTML though, using "name=\"opt$ctr\"". Most likely the browser overlooked that problem though. _GET["opt$ctr"] should indeed work, though personally I tend to use the...

Wow, I can finally access the forums again. OpenTransit had routing problems to this server for weeks and proved to be a challenge to get into contact with ;( I noticed vBulletin was upgraded.. I really don't like the style of it showing the name of the poster [b]above the post in question...

I have this forum set to display all times in GMT, but the times are off by 1 hour for some reason. It says it's now 09:28 AM, when in fact it is 10:26 AM (GMT). Any idea why? It's somewhat annoying when I want to check when something's posted :(

You need some kind of alias under another domain name, or a dedicated IP. I'm not sure if this would qualify as a valid justification for a dedicated IP though. URL forwarding will be at least slightly slower. It's more likely to fail is you are depending on an extra server to display your...

If they use JodoHost for SMTP server, I don't think they'll be able to connect to it during the downtime. The downtime of each individual server should be much shorter than 2 hours though.

Tip: Don't announce a domain name for something you're developing before you register it :D I doubt anyone will grab the name, but it's better to be safe than sorry, no? :)

The way I understand it, they only allow it to connect to localhost. I assume that's where their own mysql database runs :)

Realistically you don't have many options. You might be able to connect with PHP odbc functions depending on server setups, but that's about it.

Last time I checked it was mangling the subject line ;)

It might be me, but I'm seeing some similarities with this problem here. Are you by any chance using a cablemodem?

Starting the H-Sphere service on Win6 will break the sites it's currently hosting. Maybe they'll be able to assist in a manual migration to another server though?

Wow, you are so skilled... not :rolleyes: Anyone can do that if they put their mind to it, most people are just not so lame as to do it.

There are websites around that list newly registered domain names. Possibly some spam software harvests those domain names and uses them to send spam to?

I doubt their website advertises the problems the component can cause to servers? :)

Strange reasoning.. I've personally found a few exploitable security problems in fairly widespread content management systems :P