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@acidbath Since this topic has NOTHING to do with newsletters I consider that spam. If you have a problem with freepgs move to another host, it's not like you're paying a lot for the hosting.

Have you sent in a contact form request? It is MUCH MORE likely to be answered by admin than a forum post, so you might try that.

If you have not done so already you need to log into your account and use the contact form to request that mail() is enabled on your account. At first glance I don't see any problem with your code though, so I assume that this will fix your problem.

You need to log into FTP and change the permissions on the files to 775 (I think that should be enough, otherwise try 777), so that PHP is allowed to write to them. How you do this varies based on the FTP program you're using, so which is it?

To do it with the Online FTP File Manager simply put a check mark in the boxes of the files and directories who's permissions you want to change, then click CHMOD up near the top right. From there, type "775" in the box (no quotes) then put a checkmark in the subdirectories and files boxes and hit the green check mark at the top left, and that should do it. Otherwise repeat the process replacing "775" with "777".

It's possible that it's a time-out error...

I assume you're trying to import it using PMA? If so, can you describe what happens when you try to import the file.

If that doesn't work, can you take the part of the query that actually creates the table and run it successfully?

OK, Are you sure you're using the right database name / username / password? Double check the database information page to be sure that you are.

That appears to be a server problem. I know I get that error on my local server when mysql isn't started up, not sure what else might cause it though. Try opening a trouble ticket (or whatever it's called on lvcs)

You could -try- removing this bit from the end:

DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1

That might make things a bit odd with the table though, you can always dump the table if it screws it up though.

Based on the error I read in another post, it would seem that somebody was opening too many connections to the mysql server and that this entire host is blocked now. Can anybody with a remote management script verify this?

I'm also using localhost for my databases and it seems to be working fine right now, so I guess it's a glitch with mysql5

I assume you mean that you have the file on another server on the internet and not this one. I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think the file needs to be on this server to do a command line import.

If you'd rather do it another way, you could try splitting the sql file up into multiple parts and importing them separately. I've done that with a few files that were too large for PMA to process in one upload (before timing out)

You'd need a direct command line to do that. You might try uploading the file to your account and sending in a contact form request to have the data imported into a database (be sure to specify the database and location of the file). I know they used to do that for you, not sure if they do anymore, but you can try.

ALSO be sure you've requested to have mail() turned back on for your account (I would think you'd get an error if it didn't send properly because that was disabled, but some of my scripts didn't give one). Also, on hotmail and yahoo it MIGHT show up in the bulk mail folder assuming it isn't trashed on receipt.

I assume the ns1 and ns2 are your name servers...

Yes, it's normal, you just have to wait for the admins to add you into the system (I'm pretty sure it's not automated).

Pick "A",  leave the blank beside artificial-intel.com empty, use the ip address 64.193.110.136 in the answer field, I suppose leave the other one at default

Add another record:
Pick "CNAME", put www in the blank beside artificial-intel.com, then put artificial-intel.com in the answer blank, leave the TTL at the default value

Then add it to the freepgs options panel under the A/CNAME option (from the "Setup Domains" page)


ALTERNATIVELY you could change the nameservers (which doesn't appear to be on that page) and set up the domain with freepgs with that option.