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#1
Looks like you didn't tell it a password
#2
Support Requests / Re: Game hosting
October 06, 2006, 12:06:30 AM
You could do it with a dedicated gaming server. 
#3
Assuming you just mean stop the directory listing, upload a blank file named index.html
#4
Support Requests / Re: Game hosting
September 27, 2006, 10:31:46 PM
Not possible.  If the game was web-based, it would work, but something like CSS requires use of a lot of resources, and root access.
#5
Quote from: podunk on August 29, 2006, 11:37:28 PM
Each of the databases is for a different project, so all are required. I will dump them when I have some time one day so they all run on the new server. Cheers.

Ever heard of table prefixes?  You could have one database with 113 different prefixes
#6
www.xzist.org is just a CNAME to xzist.org.  They both work for me.  Maybe you went to www.xzist.org first, and your ISP's DNS has the wrong info cached. 
#7
Assuming you're on Windows, go to command prompt and type

ipconfig /flushdns
#8
Support Requests / Re: All My Files
August 22, 2006, 09:59:24 PM
If the database password was stored in plaintext anywhere, and someone used an exploit that reveals it, no guessing would be required.
#9
It loads for me.

Maybe something went funky during propagation
#10
Support Requests / Re: Domain Names
August 09, 2006, 06:55:54 PM
To have 2 domains point to 2 different sites on 1 account, you'll want to use mod_rewrite.  There's a topic in here somewhere on how to properly use it.
#11
Support Requests / Re: Find number of downloads?
August 08, 2006, 01:50:43 AM
Here's my idea for a basic script.  I haven't coded it yet, but now that I've thought of it, I'll probably get around to it.

1) store files in a directory named files, but make all links point to a directory named downloads instead.
1) using .htaccess mod_rewrite, redirect /downloads/filename.ext to download.php?file=filename.ext
2) mysql table with the following info: filename, #downloads
3) download.php will do the following:
---a)check if the file exists.  if no, error 404
---b)if yes, check mysql for record of that file.  if it isn't there yet, put it in with download # at 1
---c)if it was already in mysql, increment the download # by one
---d)send /files/filename.ext
#12
Support Requests / Re: 30 seconds exceeded
August 07, 2006, 05:37:11 PM
1) extract on your computer
2) Upload with FTP client program
3) enjoy

I also recommend FileZilla
#13
assuming your site is tutorial source, it works fine for me
#14
Looks like it works. 

Unless, that is, you mean the theme is different?
#15
does this mean a downgrade to php4?