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On this same subject... When I attempt to view the AWStats for a domain, I am prompted for a Username/Password, what's up with that?! i.e. When I click the following URL for the corresponding domain: http://website.com/AWStats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl?config=website.com

errr hmmm... cough cough... www.codeme.com... cough cough... (more fake coughing, more www.codeme.com 'ing etc.)

Good question... maybe the scoring is also based on the # of obstacles and not just the amount of time...

This has some examples: http://www.aspupload.com/aspjpeg.html

I don't know what boat I'm in swolstrup, maybe a sinking one? It seems that even with all my knowledge and expertise in this industry, I am still the root of my own problems... or so says Jodohost. Well what do you know, all of a sudden I've received a group of emails sent to the down...

Actually, it's occurring EVERY TIME! That's nice, does that mean my problem (and everyone else's) is a figment of my (their) own imagination?

My CP was down for at least 2 days, my email down for at least 3 and STILL down... not occasionally, but consistently.

Sending from my yahoo account to my email account hosted by Jodohost:

Received this while attempting to send an email to an address hosted at Jodohost from my yahoo account:

My CP is coming up now, but my mail doesn't seem to be working yet.

From what I've experienced since I signed up a few days ago, it's very robust. It looks like you can manage every aspect of your account from the CP. I'm sorry I can't provide you with more info., maybe an experienced DirectI reseller can? I've included a screenshot for you to check out. Each...

OOPS! Yeah, forgot those!

I'm experiencing the exact same issues Inka. I had my domain registrar (Hostway) update my nameservers 6 days ago and they are still pointing to the old IP's. I'm a reseller btw.

Thanks jimsau, Ron, soundcompanies, and Da Man for your responses. I've decided to check out FreeSSL and DirectI. WebDeveloper

Here's what I use: function email(name,domain){ document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + name + '@' + domain + '\">'); document.write(name + '@' + domain + '</a>'); } <script>email('myself','mydomain.com');</script> This function is useful too: function...

I use Access in a multiple number of websites, have extensive experience with it and have nothing against it personally. Even Microsoft recommends against using Access for web applications. There really never was a debate, the facts are there, whether you chose to accept them is your choice.

I think go with it! You've got a great script in the works, many people will find it useful, if you can get a couple bucks for your time, why not do it? Good luck, if I can help in any way, let me know. Also, let me know when you have something done, I'd like to check it out.

Of course as soon as I'd posted my previous message, FTP started working for me. Ignore the last post.

Riley, You should really consider reading the information on this page regarding Access limitations (so should anyone else currently using Access for handling their website data): http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2195

Riley, Have you got it working yet? If so, let me know where I can check it out! Thanks!