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Fixed in less than 4 hours - thanks!!!

The mail domain alias I have had setup for my customer has been working for over a year now and in the last week it has stopped working. All the email sent that is sopposed to be caught by the domain alias and forwarded to their personal ISP email address is coming back with the following error...

Looks like he switched froim using DNN to using Community Server and took it down. See if it's over at SnowCovered.com

But I wanted to show it off anyways... http://www.planetsupremecommander.com/ Right now it's running a very hacked version of DNN2.1.2...and I took a TON of the functioanlity out of it in prep for DNN3 At least the skin is done!

Right now DNN is sitting in a sub directory waiting to be hit and all your views are going to root. They will never see each other till you move the app. That is expected behavior. You can't install an app in a sub directory and expect it to magically pop up when you try to go to the root...

I just wanna say again - I am so pleased with Jodohost. I just installed the latest version of DotNetNuke on my site, side by side with DNN2.1.2 and am so pleased to have a reasonably priced host, that allows SO much flexability and SO many options to developers like me. All this while...

Sounds to me like what you want is a webservice. You are going to have a REALLY hard time trying to include files across domains, but if you wrap your code in a webservice and expose it's functionality that way, you can access it from anywhere with anything you want.

You CAN get .Text integrated into DNN 2.1.2 - it's not pretty and it's not fun but .Text is a really good blog. I personally use <yBlog from http://dnn.trefry.net/ - it's easy to get into DNN and it's functional.

Agreed - if you need more than 50 - the solution is simple. Just fax the request thing in and you're good to go. NOBODY wants to be blacklisted....it's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad news...

if you are talking about replicating the mod_rewrite function of Apache in .NET you could check out this article... http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/URLRewriter.asp There are several ways to accomplish this - none are as easy as mod_rewrite unless you can get the guys at Jodohost to go...

The thing to do is if you even suspect that one of your email account may possibly send over 50 emails in a day...send in the form and get it cleared. This is actually a really good policy and getting off a black list can be INCREDIBLY difficult and will affect EVERYONE very very badly...

I've seen this exact same problem on other II6 installations...non Jodo setups...

You should be able to set up a redirect in the Jodohost control panel. Open your control panel and look halfway down the page in the "Webserver" section for an icon named "Redirect URL" You should be able to redirect anyone coming to your main URL to the /dnn2 directory - try that first...

Your DNN installation is only "hearing" the request when you visit www.sharkviewsoftware.com/dnn2 When you browse to www.sharkviewsoftware.com your DNN installation isn't being hit because the server is doing as it should and serving up the default page for your root directory. When you...

http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20040331.asp Give that page a looksee and see if it'll help

Makes sense since column2 != group1 It was eaqual to group1 & group2 - I suspected you'd need some kind of an IN in there somewhere...

if you have CGI/PERL installed then SSI should work - most of the time you'll have to make sure that the files calling the SSI need to be named something like SHTML...but most of the time like you siad - people just namethe file ASP and use an ASP Include instead...I KNOW that works...

We got it! Thanks again! You guys are great - One upgraded Platinum customer!

Yahs - thanks One request - can you give me detailed steps as to how to pay for the 12months in advance? Do we go into the Billing Profile and use the "Transfer Money" thing at the bottom of the page? Cuz anytime we try and change either the Plan or the Billing Period we get that error...

If they have a .NET hosting account - DotNetNuke is the wya to go once you have it set up for them. If they have PHP, there are literally HUNDREDS of CMS systmes that will work, I've had experience with Mambo, Drupal and then there are any number of *Nukes out there...