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OK, Thank you for the superFast reply 

Hello Admins!I have 4 domains in my account and I want to have a custom error page for each one, where exactly do I have to put the .htaccess file, in root folder or in root folder of each domain (each domain pages is stored on a folder).

Best Regards
Manuel Borrego

I was thinking about that.

First thing I'd like to say is THANK U for the fastest support on earth.

No problem, I'll develop a script for managin' Gallery's pictures.

Best regards. Manuel

P.S.: Merry Christmas!!

Hello' I've been having problems using my ftp account and php user. I'm developing a Picture gallery http://www.marchadenoche.es/galeria and i'm using it in my website. Now i'm posting pictures using a FTP client, when you use the Gallery, a PHP scripts generates thumbnails and resizes original picture. But here's the problem, when php tries to resize the picture it reports an error: "Cannot open file xxxxxxx.jpg for writing", if I change folder and files rights from my FTP client, it works perfectly. But, thumbnails are created in another folder that PHP creates, and thumbnail's owner is PHP user, I tried to change rights using

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chmod('pic.jpg',0777);
but i still cant delete the folder and files, even if I use

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chmod('pic.jpg',7777);
I think i can use chown(), but I don't know if using

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chown('pic.jpg','Lolo_bee');
will work. Lolo_bee is my freepgs account username.

Best regards, Manuel Borrego
www.marchadenoche.es

Ok, everything works fine! but i'll read documentation.

Thanks for a cool support! 

This is directory structure for my web

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/beedesigns
/marchadenoche
/marchadenoche/chat
/marchadenoche/foro

my .htaccess file in root folder is:

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?beedesigns.es$
RewriteRule ^(beedesigns\/)?(.*)$ beedesigns/$2 [L]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?marchadenoche.es$
RewriteRule ^(marchadenoche\/)?(.*)$ marchadenoche/$2 [L]

.htaccess file in /marchadenoche is

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^(www\.)?marchadenoche.es$
RewriteRule ^(marchadenoche/)?(.*)$ http://www.marchadenoche.es/$2 [L,R=301]

Everything works OK, but when i point to www.marchadenoche.es/chat the url changes to http://www.marchadenoche.es/marchadenoche/chat/
I tried to put an .htaccess file on /marchadenoche/chat folder like this one:

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^(www\.)?marchadenoche.es$
RewriteRule ^(marchadenoche/chat/)?(.*)$ http://www.marchadenoche.es$2 [L,R=301]

but i got this url http://www.marchadenoche.es/marchadenoche/chat/

I've been trying some logic changes, and also read mod_rewrite documentation, but, i can't understand some characters like ^ or $

Best Regards. Lolo

OK, I was wondering this.

Second part, I'have used mod_rewrite and everything works perfect, but, if I point to a sub-subfolder, the url changes

Example:
my account: lolo_bee.freepgs.com (now accesible from domain www.marchadenoche.es)
website is in folder: /marchadenoche
chat folder: /marchadenoche/chat

if I poin to www.marchadenoche.es, the url does not change (I used mod_rewrite), but if I point to www.marchadenoche.es/chat, the URL changes to www.marchadenoche.es/marchadenoche/chat

I've been trying to use mod_rewrite here, in Chat sub-subfolder, like in another post, but I can't make it work. Any Ideas?

Best regards. Lolo

Hello!, I used the form to setup some domains (www.marchadenoche.es and www.beedesigns.es), in my domain DNS settings there's an A and CNAME entry as you ask for, and both of them uses URL forwading, one of them point to http://xxxxxxx.freepgs.com/site1 and the other points to http://xxxxxxx.freepgs.com/site2, but when I try to open it in browser, both of them points to root directory of my account http://xxxxxxx.freepgs.com/

I don't know if I missed up something in the configuration or it's not posible and I have to use mod_rewrite (It's the first time I heard about it)

Best regards. Lolo

P.S.: Sorry for my bad english