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Yes, it's a CPanel annoyance. The way I get around is via shell access. Add a line to the user_prefs file in your .spamassassin directory. your example would be:

score BAYES_00 -3.0

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Could it be something odd with those flash files? If I upload a flash module I have on another site to my Bluehost account and browse directly to it, I see it fine and dandy. If I go to (for...

This is called an A Record. It can be done, but not through the control panel, you must called Blue Host and they'll do it for you in a matter of seconds.

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I use Serendipity for no other reason than that it was probably the first or second result to a google search of php-based blogs. It has worked well, though.

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Not that I'm overly concerned, but did something recently change? I don't notice any change since I became a customer in November.

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I use Gimp most of the time. I will, however, load Photoshop through WINE from time to time.

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I'm not a Mac user, but are you sure it's a Blue Host issue? On the UnlimitedFTP website, it lists MacOS 9 as one of the required/supported operating systems but doesn't mention OSX.

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Not having any information specific to your ISP or your PC makes this sort of a guess. I figure your ISP has some sort of connection software that you've installed on your PC. One of it's annoying...

Ehh, the control panel on box 65 seems ok right now, but web/email do sometimes slow up a little. Was a little surprised to see:

load average: 5.43, 6.97, 8.05
load average: 8.51, 8.05, 8.28...

Everything seems ok to me, on my side of the fence anyhow.

--DrSuSE

I've always thought little Flash mp3 players worked nicely for blog type uses. There are tons of them (both free and commercial) if you search Google, but one I've used a few times for friends is at...

Taresa,

Let us know if you need any help readjusting things.

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Taresa,

If you're getting: "/usr/local/bin/ruby: No such file or directory" then either ruby isn't there or there's some sort of privelages type situation going on. Sounds like you're going to...

That last ruby is the executable, not another directory. Try entering:

/usr/local/bin/ruby calc.rb

Presuming that works, enter the following:

echo $PATH

I assume /usr/local/bin won't be...

Yeah, rsync works well too. Most of these types of backup mechanisms will be similar... especially if you're not running some huge and complex website (where certain systems PROs and CONs would come...

Probably easier to answer with more information. If you've SSH access, you could use tar (i.e. "tar czvf backup-20060210.tgz public_html") and then download the archive via FTP or transfer it to a...