If you installed it using Simple Scripts, you will find an "uninstall" button next to the name of the installation. If you didn't, you can manually remove the files using the File Manager and delete...
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If you installed it using Simple Scripts, you will find an "uninstall" button next to the name of the installation. If you didn't, you can manually remove the files using the File Manager and delete...
If AWStats simply isn't working on your account make sure you contact BlueHost support, as they should be able to fix the problem.
I personally use multiple tracking systems to make sure that if...
After some preliminary searching, it looks like some users were able to do this (http://fireboard.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,2/func,view/catid,6/id,1584/) but there...
I've installed Magento for fun on my own account without this type of error. Make sure you have a php.ini file with the following lines near the bottom:
extension=pdo.so
extension=pdo_sqlite.so...
The easiest way to set up one of these forms can be found under cPanel -> Software/Services -> CGI Center -> BlueMail. There's a bit of code that you can copy and paste into your site that will give...
Since http://64.50.166.245/ only brings up a default Apache message, do you have a dedicated IP on your account? If you don't, you need to have a tilde followed by your account user name to make it...
First of all, where did you read that torrents aren't allowed? (I'm not trying to contradict you, I'm just curious; it makes a big difference if they state it in an official article versus someone...
By the time you allow your primary domain to expire you ought to call support and have them switch the primary domain to the new one. This isn't 100% necessary as the account would still work, but...
Sorry to counter your question with another question, but is BlueHost involved in some way with this emailing you describe either with sending or receiving?
You just use the new domain to log into the cPanel. In fact, you can log into your account by specifying ANY domain listed on your account with the proper password.
You could do this pretty...
That error may not be a problem with the installation at all; check the logs for the source of the error. These can be found under cPanel -> Logs -> Error Logs -> Main Error Log. This log shows a...
Go to cPanel -> Logs -> Choose Log Programs and make sure that you have the stats enabled. Check back in a couple of days to see your statistics. If you didn't already have them enabled, it will only...
Your settings look fine to me. Did you try contacting support to troubleshoot the problem?
Did you try removing and re-adding the IP through the cPanel? If that doesn't do the trick, I would contact support if you haven't already...
1. Download and unzip the WordPress MU package to your computer.
2. Create a database, user name, and link them together (addressed in the first half of the following tutorial:...
I don't follow you here. Are you saying that you have two Wordpress installations, as in one for the home page and another for the photo blog? Also, where does the /blog/personal come into play,...
This is, apparently, the syntax that will redirect from www to non-www:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.example\.com [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) http://example.com/$1 [R=301,L]
The...
I think that answers the question... I've never had that problem myself, but have always used Firefox. It probably has to do with the browser cache, but it wouldn't be very convenient to clear it...
Not very likely, IMO. Besides CPU throttling, there haven't been any big changes to BlueHost's service recently (not that come to mind, anyway). It's probably another one of those ancillary features...
My limited experience with Magento was pretty frustrating in similar ways... I ended up sticking with Zen Cart on my last project because of various problems. I would give setting up a php.ini file a...
Odd messages like this can pop up if you've uploaded a Zend-encrypted file using ASCII mode instead of binary in your FTP client. You could try compressing your site content, uploading the file, then...
You can accomplish this using an addon domain. After directing the name servers (or an A record using the IP address of the server) to BlueHost, go to cPanel -> Domains -> Addon Domains. Follow the...
Contact BlueHost to have them set up an A record for that domain. As long as you have an active hosting account with them, this A record will point to them. If you cancel your hosting account, then...
Assuming you are using the form found under cPanel -> Software/Services -> CGI Center -> BlueMail, this shows a line of optional code that uses a redirect. If you're using one of the other mail...
Any additional security you can use with public WiFi is advisable. BlueHost also defines a couple of ways to use SSL with webmail: http://helpdesk.bluehost.com/index.php/kb/article/000158