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This section includes information on how to configure FTP how to upload files and how to create fill-in forms. NOTE: It is NOT necessary to write your own form handler script. We support PHPMailer on Linux and CDO on Windows which will take care of most common form applications. If you need something more sophisticated, such as the ability to store form results in a database, let us know. We have many standard, off-the-shelf scripts that require only minor customization for a wide variety of applications. also, if your site is hosted on a server that supports Active Server Pages, we can supply standard ASP-based form handlers to help get you started. Web Statistics Note: due to the fact that most of our customers are now using Google Analytics instead of Urchin, we will begin phasing out Urchin support in early 2012. For existing Urchin users, see our Urchin configuration page. Scripts, CGI and Related Issues We don't support CGI on our in-house servers for several reasons. First, it's a security hole, and second, CGI isn't very efficient. We do support PHP on Linux and ASP (and ASP.NET) on our Windows servers. Joomla! Content Manager If you are using the Joomla! Content Manager, documentation can be found on our Joomla support page. Troubleshooting Front Page Publishing Problems Microsoft Front Page has been discontinued. If you are using Front Page, there are several issues that might affect your ability to publish to your website. For more information, see this Microsoft Support page. The most common problems are: 1) publishing to the wrong address, 2) publishing with includes that have parent paths embedded in them (i.e., ..\..\pagename.html ), 3) invalid username or password. |
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Urchin Web Statistics and UTM Tracking Form to Email Scripts CDO and ocxQmail (for IIS/ASP sites)PHPmailer (for Apache sites) We also have PHP and ASP form handlers that will block most spam and bot attacks. If you'd like the source code, please contact us and we'll install it on your site. Troubleshooting Network and FTP Problems Network and Connectivity Problems Web Server Software Version Upgrade Policy In order to maintain the most stable and secure possible hosting environments, we do not perform in-place upgrades to newer versions of Apache, PHP or other scripting languages and components. We periodically install fresh server installations using the latest supported versions of Redhat Enterprise/CentOS and Microsoft Windows Server Edition. If your application requires a newer version of the OS or PHP, we can assist in the relocation of your website to a server with the appropriate version. For stability and support reasons, we only run the official supported and certified versions of PHP, MYSQL and related components. For example, the latest supported version for Redhat Enterprise 5 is PHP 5.1.6 (as of February, 2010). Although PHP 5.2 and 5.3 are available, they are not yet certified by the operating system provider or provided as part of their production release. The lack of support and certification could place a server at risk, if security holes are discovered and patches are not quickly made available. |