Web hosting issues

It seems that you are using a free web hosting package. The code is very messy. The DNS lookup failed on your domain, are you sure it's pointing to your server and site directory? Until you can provide some helpful info to help you, I'm afraid there's nothing we can do to help.
EDIT: I see you deleted your post with code and replaced it with an attachment. This should be index.htm
I'd advise you speak to your web hosting provider.

Could be either. Can you provide more information, please? Something like;What is the code? Click the code icon in the text toolbar and paste in the code for us to analyze.Are you using a Windows or Linux web server? Is it shared hosting?Where are you placing the files? Give use the full directory in the server.What is the domain registrar? Has it been successfully added onto your server? Does it come up by server IP?

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IWeb '08: domain and web hosting issues

This is a comment on iWeb '08 in conjuction with a .mac account:
I was delighted when I first read in Macworld about the new iWeb '08, as I had hoped very much, being a fledgling small business owner, and having very little computer web-coding knowledge, to be able to easily put up a great website with my own domain. I thought, "wow, I can now use these for my own domain name, publishing easily via .mac.!"
Well, as I pursued my research on this, I found also through Macworld (here is the link)
http://www.macworld.com/2007/08/reviews/iweb08/index.php -- that as great as iWeb '08 is, if you truly want to have a smooth experience with your own website, and are not a practiced web-techie, the iWeb/.mac/yourowndomain.com will hobble you in various ways. See further discussions of this on the .mac forums.
My suggestion to Apple:
1) Why not just sell the iWeb templates in a separate package, so that they can be used freely on personal or commercial domains registered with chosen web hosting companies? Apple can of course, choose the price on this!
2) If Apple is going to do iWeb templates, they need to remain in the accepted, easily downloadable format that is required of everything else on the Internet. .mac forum posters complained about the long download time and apparently didn't realize that iWeb images are in the PNG file-heavy format instead of JPG. Converting these to JPG causes you to lose some design features in the original files.
3) Or, why not just have a really simple, Apple-intuitive web-design program using a bunch of templates that you can customize to some extent? This would be something especially for non-tech types like me who just want to easily put up a simpler classy website whether for small business or personal use.
4) If you are going to be a web hosting company, be a web hosting company! Or else, just say it plainly, ".mac is for you to have a family and friends website, and that's it!" Why have all the current hassles involved with publishing via .mac to yourowndomain.com? Apple has great things going and could be a top notch web-hoster for all the mac owners. The beauty of Apple is the classy design, and the intuitive nature of (well, most of) its products.
I think you have lots and lots of host-and-design-your-website-right-with-dotmac wannabes waiting in the wings out there!
Just my two cents. Or three or four...

I think I was struggling with the same issue. I have a small commercial site and it would not be appropriate to link direct to .mac. I really like the ease that changes can be made to .mac so I added a cname record to "mydomain.com". It just kicked in yesterday but it seems to work great (hosted by aplus.net). The address bars shows "mydomain.com/whatever" as you work your way thru the web site. I was under the impression that it would only show "mydomain.com" even if you were in pages within the site. I am definitely a non-tech type when it comes to web sites. Seems I now have the best of both worlds - I can make changes to the site in minutes with no ftp, and users see the correct domain name...
My only concern: how does google handle indexing???

Transfer existing website to CS6 Business Catalyst as web host and few technical support issues

Hi,
    I need assistance with transferring an existing website - imagessays.com - (designed with Dreamweaver CS4) to my Creative Cloud CS6 account - to web hosting by CS6 Business Catalyst.
     Beyond that, need advice as to how to repair a couple of non-funcitonal links on site (check out site to see a couple of pics that don't work). I'm looking forward to uploading more content (pitchers an' writin's) and to do major upgrade to the site, but am unable to do so ... need technical support re how to do these simple (should be) things.
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Thanks,
Jim

Hi,
You can publish your site to Business Catalyst in few simple steps. Please check out these videos :
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/introducing-business-catalyst/getting-started-with-business-cata lyst-and-dreamweaver-cs6-creating-and-publishing-sites/
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/introducing-business-catalyst/getting-started-with-business-cata lyst-and-dreamweaver-cs6-creating-and-publishing-sites/
Once you have created a business catalyst site, all you need to do is to upload your existing site content to the your business catalyst site. I am assuming you have a local back up of you site.
If you need any further assistance, you can contact BC support by initiating chat from http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html
Kind Regards,
Aish

A Web Hosting Diary...guide/?'s/Help!

I'm moving this thread here, because it wasn't getting any attention. I had it buried in some obscure tutorial comment section--a niche void of the netherworld. Anyway, I copied it all over because I was tired of listening to myself. My hope is to help those, like me, who are total n00bs to websites and web hosting. Be sure to read thru the post first or you'll make the same mistakes I did! :-). It can be discouraging. Also, I hope to get help from others who have forged ahead, and who can shed some light on questions I have as they develop. Thanks in advance.
3/21/2010 - Swallowed the red pill...entering the rabbit hole...Mad-Hatter driving me nuts!
How do I make the website I created from a tutorial with DW4 (trial version) available to others on the web? I want to host it myself...on my own computer...the same one I'm using now.
My setup: Windows XP Pro, xampp, and DW4. I have an AT&T DSL modem that acts as a router (i can configure it to forward ports, etc.). Also, I have a registered host name with dyndns (example: myhost.dyndns.org). Moreover, I have an update client from dyndns that supposedly updates my IP address if/when my ISP changes it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but as I understand it an end user types in my dyndns host address into their browser's address bar. Dyndns redirects them to my external IP, which I'm assuming is my router's IP. Then, my router forwards the request to my pc, which is a different IP, right? So, if I setup a virtual host on my pc that redirects any request coming from my dyndns host to a specific vhost folder, why would I need a static IP address? I set one up anyway, because just about every post I read on the subject of hosting your own website said to do so.
I've installed Xampp and both the Apache and MySQL apps are running. I've also started the FileZilla app. I have forwarded the TCP ports on my router (21, 80, 8080, 3306). I have a registered host name at DynDNS.com, and their Open Port Tool indicates that my external IP is open and accepting connections. I have completed all three parts of the "Building your first dynamic website..." This created a "Feedback" website that I am trying to "put" on the web (just to learn how to do it). I edited the httpd and httpd-vhosts files to setup virtual host containers for my localhost and DynDNS host (using NameVirtualHost = *:80 consistent with my containers, and yes I added the permissions directive to the httpd-vhosts file). I did this because, from what I gathered on several forum posts, I needed a virtual container to redirect requests coming from my DynDNS host to the proper website. My "feedback" website functions just fine locally.
In an attempt to "put" my website on the web where others can see it, I setup a virtual host folder called E:/vhosts/Feedback. The directoryroot in httpd-vhosts points to this location. In the DW4 "Manage Sites..." dialogue box for remote info I selected local/network, localhost, and targeted the E:/vhosts/Feedback folder. This seemed to work as the site was "uploaded" to that folder (I could see them in windows explorer). However, I still could not visit the site from the web. Next, I tried several different remote info configurations. The only one I felt came even close to working was when I ran the FileZilla app and used FTP (to configure the remote info in "Manage Sites..."). With the FileZilla admin window open I could actually see myself logging in, but it could not find the E:/vhosts/Feedback folders. The error said that the file did not exist or there was a permission problem. Well, the files do exist (I can see them in windows explorer); and I thought that entering the following directive in my httpd-vhost file would avoid any permissions issues:
<Directory E:/vhosts>
Order Deny,Allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
So, I finally broke down and bought custom DNS services from dyndns.com for $30/yr. This allowed me to register a domain name in addition to the free hosting service I had already signed up for. I was expecting an email with the FTP info for the remote info dialogue window in DW4, as mentioned in some posts. I did NOT receive any such an email. Now, I feel like I just wasted 30 bucks.
I have spent 2-3 hours a night for that past few days trying to figure out how to "put" my Feedback website on the web either from my own computer or a hosting service. I knew nothing about websites prior to downloading the DW4 trial version roughly 6 days ago. I would not have been able to tell you the difference between a static and dynamic site. I've learned a lot since then thanks to these tutorials and moderator feedback, but only enough to realize how much more is out there. I've only scratched the surface so to speak. However, I've been running in circles lately and I just don't understand what's going on. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I find it simply astounding that these tutorials would go so far as to instruct me on how to download, install, and setup xampp, create a database in myPHPadmin, setup local and test servers in DW4; and yet, somehow neglect to instruct me on how to configure these apps to make the site available from the web. I mean, what is the point of creating a WEBsite if I can't put it on the WEB?!
3/22/2010 - Horse bucked me off into the mud...time for a new horse!
Good news: I got a refund from DynDNS. They only offer domain name and host name services--not website hosting! I had misunderstood them to be a web hosting service. Also, I think I know what the problem was. The static IP I set from my router was still "private." I needed to have set it to a public, external, static IP, right? Anyway, I've given up on the whole self-hosting thing. Gonna try GoDaddy.
3/23/2010 - Remember that story about the frog who could only jump 1/2 the distance to the end of the dock? I know EXACTLY what that feels like...
Now, I have some kind of database problem. I was successful in uploading my feedback website to GoDaddy. However, when I viewed my page there were some "localhost" SQL database errors that I'm assuming were generated because the database I was referencing in my site is actually located on my machine. So, I created a similar database on GoDaddy's PHP server, but when I go to update the location of my database in DW4 (double-clicking the db in the databases panel) it times out looking for the server, and crashes DW4 every single time. A window pops up that says "File Activity - localhost" and it just sits there until I close it. Then, DW4 crashes (I click the End Now button).
What do I have to do to get DW4 to use the databases I created on my host's PHP server?
3/24/2010 - Eureka! I'm going streaking! C'mon everyone!
It works! I can't believe it actually works! It's sooooo beautiful when it works!
It was the Test Server configuration! The name is what misled me. I figured the Test Server was for testing purposes only--a local place to check the functionality of my site before uploading it. But, no! It actually determines which Application Server is acting on my website. That's why DW4 kept crashing. I was attempting to establish a database (MySQL) connection to my Host's Application Server with my Test Server configured for localhost! I had a hunch this was the case, but I wasn't sure where the Application Server was located--whether on my Host's web server or on their Application (PHP) server. I was trying to put the SQL connection info in the Test Server configuration box. Recalling a diagram from a tutorial it dawned on me that they're both in the same place! Once I set my Test Server to the same location as my web server (remote info)...voila! The only difference being the pathname: "/" for the test server, and "/feedback" for the remote info. I could then edit my database connection without crashing. I noticed I had to export my database from my local App Server (myPHPadmin), and import it to my Host's App Server (also myPHPadmin) in order for the website to function properly.
So, this experience has raised some new questions:
1. Why aren't there profiles within the site manager that would allow me to select whether I want to test locally or remotely? As it is, I have to go in and manually change the test server to my machine's local App Server each time I want to test locally, and then change it back to my Host's App Server when I want to upload my site. Moreover, I have to edit the database (MySQL) connection to point to a local database stored on my app server to test locally, and change it back to test remotely; which means I have to export the database from my Host's App Server, and import it to my local App Server!
2. If I had more than one test server, presuming I diversified my Hosts to have a backup site ready to go in the unlikely event GoDaddy's Scotsdale AZ datacenter got nuked, how would the website I was working on locally in DW4 know which site to use (from my Site Manager...)? In other words, if I have two test servers in my DW4 Site Manager, how does the website I'm working on know which test server to use? It seems to me that in order to establish a MySQL connection in the database panel, I need to have the correct Test Server configured. But, if there's two how does it know which one to use? The reason I ask is because when I click the [+] button in the database panel it only asks for a SQL server. There is no option to select a site. If the SQL database connection depends on the Test Server, how would it know which one of my two test servers is acting on the database?
2.a. Why doesn't DW4 call the "Test Server" what it really is--an Application Server?! Had this distinction been evident in the "Category" column of the DW4 Site Manager, it would have saved me a 6-day trip to a new dimension of pissed off!
3. What happens to my website when I try to edit the files located on my remote site? I noticed when I attempt to load them (by double-clicking the file in my remote file panel) that a window pops up asking me if I really want to open a "dependent" file. Does this mean my site will not function properly when I'm editing the remote file? Or, does DW4 download a copy of it?

Hi
I am not suprised no one answered your questions, there are simply to many of them. Can I suggest you read the faq on 'how to get help quickly at - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/470404.
Especially the section Don't which says -
DON'T
Don't post a series of questions in a single post. Splitting them into separate threads increases your chances of a quick answer.
PZ
www.pziecina.com

Connecting Dreamweaver to new web host

Fist, I have to say that I am very frustrated with Adobe support. I
have never tried to use them before, and at this point would not again. I spent almost 2 hours on hold
in the course of 4 calls trying to reach tech support. Finally, the 3rd
operator told me, after another 10 minutes on hold, that my program is no longer supported.I have
Dreamweaver MX 2004 and have been very happy with it for the 6 years I have been using it.
Recently I changed web hosts and I can no longer get my pages to upload to the net. I'm sure it is probably a simple need to change some info in the system, but I'm lost. At first I could not connect at all, so I went in to the "manage site" and corrected my password. Now when I click to connect to remote host, the plug comes together and I appear to be connected. When I click on "Put", the page appears to go through, and the FTP log says the transfer is complete, but the page does no appear on my site. I have spoken to my host and everything appears good on that end. I'm not sure where to go from this point. I did have someone transfer my web site files from my old host to the new one, and the site seems to be functioning fine on the net, but I can't get it to make any changes. I had someone go over my site and optimize it, so there are some changes from the site that I had Dreamweaver on before. Is it possible that I'll have to completely download my site back onto my computer so that I'm working with the current pages from the web?

Sounds like a Host Directory issue.
When you connect to your site via FTP, you are probably not in the web folder.
The Host Directory field in the Remote Server category allows you to set the default folder for FTP.
When you connect via FTP, do you see any folders?
If one of them is named 'web' or 'html' or 'www' then that is probably it. You will see your existing site files.
Let's say it's 'www'. You would put that in the Host Directory field. Now when you connect it will go directly to that folder.
Once the Local and Remote sides look the same, you are ready to go.
Hope this helps.
Donald Booth
Dreamweaver Quality Engineering

Help me find a good Coldfusion Web host!

Guys please tell me who else is out there.
I use http://www.hostek.com and they really suck. My site keeps going down even though I get like no traffic at all. It's ridiculous. Each time I update the site it just hangs.
I really need a new host.
Yeah hostek has been good in the sense that they're cheaper but at this point I'm willing to pay more to have a site that won't crash when there's more than 3 people on it. Everytime I email them they're like oh we shut down the servers because we were doing stuff on it. Cmon.
Coldfusion Web Hosts. Where are you? Does no one else care about us?

I have been with The Small Business Authority (formerly: CrystalTech) http://webservices.thesba.com for years.
Started out with them using their shared environment and now have a dedicated server. Customer Support for
me has always been outstanding and reachable 24x7 and with a focus of solving the issue over who or what is
the causing factor. As for server up time, I dont think my server as ever been down, except perhaps when I have
caused it.
I would definitely consider them for a hosting service.
Leonard B

Web Host can't get Flash Remoting to work

Please help this non-technical client get my website up,
please!
I have had an application developed and my programmers have
utilized FlashRemoting.
I have seen the application working on one web host's testing
server, but we had to move it because of tech support issues.
This new host has told me that they've installed Flash
Remoting, but my programmers say it is not installed properly.
(The say it must be installed, not copied into wwwroot)
One very confusing issue is this:
1. A testing link using my domain name pointing to a
flashremoting sample does NOT work
http://www.investlogos.com/flashremoting/samples/asp/default.htm
2. The very same link only using my IP Address instead of my
domain name DOES work.
http://69.90.47.4/flashremoting/samples/asp/default.htm
The programmers have opened a trouble ticket asking for the
.Net environment to be installed where the domain is hosted and to
resolve the address, but no response as of yet from tech support.
Both sides are saying it isn't thier fault and I am stuck in
the middle with a website 2 months past deadline.
Does anyone have any ideas about what is going on, or at
least what 'side' I should harp on to get his fixed?
(...or as a last resort, can anyone tell me a REALLY good
host that supports Remoting? I'd hate to move again, but spinning
my wheels is getting me nowhere!)
Thanks to anyone who has any input.

Hi,
Since you have talked about .NET I assume that you are using
.NET as
application layer.
If yes then yes you need get .NET framework installed before
you
attempt to install the Flash Remoting.
If your sample work from IP then I can say Remoting is
installed
properly if your IP is the same where the site domain points
to.
So if the IP and the Domain are the same box then problem is
not with
the installation rather I should be with Remoting licensing
issue you
got to buy the Remoting license to use that and I guess the
demo or
Developer license is being installed there.
You can mail me if you want to discuss this to find the
solution at
[email protected]
Remove all the numeric from the email id to get the correct
one.
Good Luck
Hemendra Singh

OS X Server take the place of QuickMail and web host email?

Hi All,
I have been doing quite a bit of searching in the forums and with google.
Here is what our situation currently is:
Cable modem with dynamic IP address. Web hosting account with JaguarPC.com for our Internet email. Clients are all running with Leopard Mail app on either iMacs or MacBooks. We are using Mail app for the Internet messages (sending and receiving). That part works fine.
G5 tower running OS X Server 10.3 for all of our file serving needs.
We are using the latest/last version of QuickMail (not very recent!) for all LAN/Intranet messaging. QuickMail used to run fine in the OS 8 & 9 days, but each update of OS X causes it to be more unstable and unreliable.
What our goal is would be this:
Same Internet connection (cable modem + dynamic IP). Same web host. BUT, we would like to have our OS X Server (10.3) take the place of QuickMail AND use the Mail app for both the Internet messaging and all of the LAN/Intranet messaging.
Is this possible? If so, if you would be so kind, could you throw some hints, tips and or links our way to help set this up.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Troy

Same Internet connection (cable modem + dynamic IP). Same web host. BUT, we would like to have our OS X Server (10.3) take the place of QuickMail AND use the Mail app for both the Internet messaging and all of the LAN/Intranet messaging.
Out of the box, no, you can't do this.
The internal mail is easy - you can do whatever you like on your own network. The issue is in running external mail.
There are all kinds of issues in running external mail on a dynamic IP address, mostly as a result of spam (many ISPs, including all the big guys will not accept mail from dynamic IP addresses because it's likely spam).
That's not to say you can't run a mail server per se, but if half your mail doesn't get to the recipient (and you can't predict which ones will), it's hardly viable.
You do have options, though. First you could configure your mail server to relay all outgoing mail through your ISP. Since you're on their network they are obliged to accept mail from you and they'll forward it to the appropriate domain via one of their mail servers. That takes care of outgoing mail.
Incoming mail is a whole different issue. On a dynamic IP address there's no way to tell other domains where your mail server is. The typical solution for this is to have some other mail server (on a static address) accept your mail and hold it for your mail server that periodically checks in and retrieves the mail via ETRN.
Ironically, QuickMail does this very well (it really was one of its strengths). Postfix (the mail server included in Mac OS X Server) can do this, but it's not supported via Server Admin (the GUI used to configure the server), so you'll have to get under the hood and configure it - as well as find an upstream mail server that supports ETRN.
For postfix, check the Postfix ETRN guide. For the mail server, ask your ISP if they support ETRN (you'll likely need to get to at least second-level support since the first-level folks probably can't even spell it ).

BT web hosting complaint - copy of letter

BT Group plc,
BT Centre,
81 Newgate Street,
London EC1A 7AJ
Dear Sirs,
ref: Business domain hosting: XXXXXXXXXX
I am writing to you to complain about the service I have received from BT business.
In January 2010 I ordered advanced web hosting for my website because it offered extra services such as “Announcer” - a piece of software designed to send HTML emails to customers.
This service ceased working and I have never been able to design emails using it. My business relies on this function and I chose BT because of it. As the function has not worked I believe that you are in breach of my contract and as such I am requesting a refund for the £10 per month I have been paying above and beyond the basic provision cost of £5 per month.
I have been a customer for 15 months which equates to a refund of £150.
I reported the fault and had one of your technicians remotely access my computer and the issue was logged. (ref: XXXXXXXXXX9). He agreed that there was a problem and that this problem was BT’s and not either my computer’s or my lack of technical nouse.
I was also given a phone number: 0800 0778726 and a pin number to track my complaint (1049). I have been told that these do not work anymore.
I have spent around 4 hours on hold over this issue over the last 12 months and I am frustrated at the lack of customer complaint handling at your company. I even wrote to Mr Nigel Stagg who heads up BT business and I have not received a reply. I do not hold out much hope.
I have had the phone put down on me twice by your technical department. I have spoken to over 15 different people who are all very helpful but who do not know what I can do - they do not know of any customer complaints department to talk to. BT is an absolute disgrace and I have posted this complaint on your website so that other customers do not make the same mistake as me. I chose BT because I thought:
a - it would work
b- If it didn’t BT would sort it for me.
Wrong on both counts.
I will be transferring my hosting to a professional company as soon as I work out how to do it.
How a business like BT can survive in today’s marketplace is beyond me.
Yours frustratedly
Warren NP

Hi WarrenNP,
Welcome to the forum. I am very sorry for the problems you are having.
As the guys on this thread have stated this forum is the BT residential forum for residential customers. I feel your query would be best served on the BT Business forum which the guys have linked to.
I am unable to transfer this thread to the Business forum as they are two different platforms. If you have not already posted on the business forum then I can get BT Business to pick your complaint up and deal as appropriate. For me to do this I will need your business account details.
Please drop me an email via the 'Contact Us' link in my profile. (click on my name and you will find the link under the "about me" section). Include your BT business account details and the link to this thread.
Cheers
Sean
BTCare Community Manager
If we have asked you to email us with your details, please make sure you are logged in to the forum, otherwise you will not be able to see our ‘Contact Us’ link within our profiles.
We are sorry that we are unable to deal with service/account queries via the private message(PM) function so please don't PM your account info, we need to deal with this via our email account :-)

Export to Web viewing issues

I produce a simple piece of HTML mailing for my clients to send as an e-mail blast. I typically create these, and they contain graphics and some direct hyperlinks with URL information embedded within a slice. I Export to Web and place the produced files on my FTP, get the link and I send out a blast e-mail. When I test this on my Mac (Mail) the piece looks perfect.
I know that some folks block HTML, so I also include the URL.
Some of my clients have replied that the output is desheveled. Indeed it does look that way. It looks as there are shifted or missing slices. I started to send out a blast test to all of my personal e-mai accounts, and I did get questionable results through G-mail and my web hosts own client. But the art looks great following the link to the FTP. All of th eembeded links work. I'm sure most of my clients are on Outlook and WIndows, so I don't know how to correct this.

You would get a better response by posting this in the Dreamweaver Forum as the issues you describe are nothing to do with Photoshop but have everything to do with how your HTML email is coded. When you post there, be prepared to attach a link to the live page or post the code you have used.
Getting an HTML email to look the same across all email clients is tricky and involves a lot of consideration. Unfortunately you have been using Apple Mail which renders HTML through Safari so it almost always looks better than every other email client out there.
To get you started, the following link should help you out: http://24ways.org/2009/rock-solid-html-emails

Reseller Web Hosting

I am looking to a new affordable web hosting reseller company - having too many issues with our current one that goes unanswered. From the reviews I have read, it appears that the top companies are InMotion, DreamHost, HostGator, and BlueHost - does anyone have input on these or is there something better/cost effective?
Thank you.
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

It is not enough to install Tomcat. You must let Tomcat know which web applications are available. To do this, start Tomcat and go to the default page. There you should be able to log in as administrator or manager.
I'm not sure, but this could be the cause of your error. When I got the message "resource is not available", it always had to do something with the wrong definition or forgotten definition of the web application or a servlet forgotten in a web.xml file.

Off Topic - Web Hosting for Resellers

I am have been a reseller for Media3.com for over 6 years
now. They have
been pretty decent until recently. My pet peeves are huge
amounts of SPAM
that come through to all of my accounts (Media3's SPAM
solution is
non-existant and they want me to use Postini.com to help wipe
out SPAM which
completely eliminates any profit I make from my accounts),
backed up mail
servers that take a long time to deliver mail and error
messages about mail
not being delivered due to a time-out from the server.
I am desperate to solve some of these issues. Can I get some
recommendations
on good web host providers that have decent plans for
resellers? Thanks
much.
Traci McMahan
[email protected]

You might check out www.crystaltech.com
Nancy Gill
Adobe Community Expert
Author: Dreamweaver 8 e-book for the DMX Zone
Co-Author: Dreamweaver MX: Instant Troubleshooter (August,
2003)
Technical Editor: DMX 2004: The Complete Reference, DMX 2004:
A Beginner''s
Guide, Mastering Macromedia Contribute
Technical Reviewer: Dynamic Dreamweaver MX/DMX: Advanced PHP
Web Development
"Macromedia Dreamweaver" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am have been a reseller for Media3.com for over 6 years
now. They have
>been pretty decent until recently. My pet peeves are huge
amounts of SPAM
>that come through to all of my accounts (Media3's SPAM
solution is
>non-existant and they want me to use Postini.com to help
wipe out SPAM
>which completely eliminates any profit I make from my
accounts), backed up
>mail servers that take a long time to deliver mail and
error messages about
>mail not being delivered due to a time-out from the
server.
>
> I am desperate to solve some of these issues. Can I get
some
> recommendations on good web host providers that have
decent plans for
> resellers? Thanks much.
>
> Traci McMahan
> [email protected]
>

Save 50% when you upgrade your Creative Cloud web hosting, don't work for me

I got this e-mail: Save 50% when you upgrade your Creative Cloud web hosting.
I would like to upgrade my homepages, but I cannot come through with my login, when I use this login to redeem: http://businesscatalyst.com/promo/creative-cloud
But when I am on my own admin pages, and use the same login as I used above I can come through. What is wrong??
It is something wrong with this link: https://ava.worldsecuresystems.com/Admin/Index.aspx?OURL=businesscatalyst.com&to=
Please help me, as I want Creative Cloud site to the next level as soon as possible.

Hello,
I believe this question was already answered via ticket #57102 - please see my response to that ticket for further details regarding the needed steps.
What I was trying to explain in my previous reply is that you can upgrade any Creative Cloud site directly through each site's admin area, not necessarily through the link mentioned on the promo page...
If you still have login issues with your Adobe ID (the updated email address) please access adobe.com -> Sign in -> Trouble signing in? to reset your password.
Please try that and let us know if that worked.
Kind regards,
Diana

Export webpages to remote web-hosting server

Hi guys, I have already got a domain name and web space hosted by a web-hosting company, may I know how do I export these webpages that I have created in iWeb to the remote server. I know that I can use FTP, but where can I locate the webpages that I have created? Is there any underlying issues?

Use the File/Publish to a folder... function in iWeb. You can choose your desktop as the "folder" destination, to make things simple.
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Reselling someone else's "solution" where outbound mail is allowed freely. No thanks, it will ALWAYS be a problem.
Why not invest in a few of your own VPS's or a Colo space, and resell web hosting and mail relay on that. Then you control it, and can shut it off when (not if) it becomes a problem. Or better yet, make each customer relay though a dedicated Google Apps, Office 365, or even a plain gmail account, so when it gets rate-limited, or cut-off, it's their problem to remedy and not your own.

We have been a reseller with LunarPages webhosting for many years and as I have read many complaints, people have said the support has really fell down. We continually have problems with getting blacklisted because of their shared servers as well as tons of spam mail. I understand this is a problem all over but in anyone's experience - is there something better to use as a reseller where we will not continually have these issues? Thank you.
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