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  1. Same here, getting white-screened on login, so that doesn't work. Not much of a problem though as my site is running fine until I want to login on my site (own personal login system) So it seems that the databases don't work either, however I was hunting a big bug with the login system, so I can't verify that Someone can't login on the site, so maybe he accidentally changed alle the passwords in my own database, but i'm not sure until I get into cpanel and open the DB myself
  2. Were you talking to me or to the jacka$$ taht wants it for free... by the way you actually can download the beta or preview versies and evaluate those until it is released. on the other hand there are already activators out there that will let you use win7 a bit longer. And windows being the best OS out there is just a matter of what you are used to... Try working with OSX for a few month and you'll love it. Same for linux... But if you want to test that theory try making a multi-boot with windows and linux... (Or a hacked OSX. but that's still illegal )
  3. Well, it's 8:59 AM over here and servers have been changed, all is working fine now! Guess they were not too quick with spreading all the DNS information everywhere Thanks for the excellent service!
  4. Got both a Wii and Xbox360, but both have their own special games, and i like them both for it. Motion sensing sucks if you're tired so i'll just boot up the 360 with GTA or halo... otherwise Wii fit, Wii sports resort, and Metroid prime trilogy are very nice to play
  5. If you can't, just contact the company that hosts your domain name. I had the same problem, but apparently it's a safety issue to let customers change it.
  6. I'm just waiting for the servers to change. then I'll know more, but it's great that they want to do the change for me. Currently it just kicks me helionet.org main page, so i guess it didn't update just yet, although it is strange that the web address knows that helionet exists. So maybe it has been done but something goes wrong? I just wish as wasn't such a n00b at these things When the change has been done heliohost's server will overrride any settings I make in the user panel at my domain name provider right? Because of the name server change? Server at heliohost is all set so we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
  7. Helpdesk gave me an answer. They will set the NS records manually. They told me it was basically a safety thing that they didn't incorporate it in the user panel. Anyway, the ywill set the NS records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org and then we'll see what happens. although i'm fairly confident that this will be the answer. All hail to google-friendly URL's
  8. try to remove the register_globals line. I thought i read around the boards that it's enabled by default. i'm using a fairly large htaccess file, and had no problems with it (except some typos) Trail and error my friend
  9. WinXP @ work WinVista X64 @ Home OSX SnowLeopard and Win7 @ laptop So i can choose... but i must say the laptop config pleases me! Both those systems are FAST and reliable.. but then again Win7 only ran for a week or two..
  10. Hm I can't seem to set the type to NS, so I dropped a question at their helpdesk. But that tool je mentioned is cool though, gives proof that it actually works, without going through all the hassle of testing and trying. Now we wait for a answer from them. But i'm sure that will not take very long... anyway the heliohost part is all set and we know where the problem is. So i'm hoping that mijn domain provider let's me set the NS record for both servers. Otherwise i'm considering moving it to a provider that will actually let me set that. Or heliohost must have an alternative to the NS records?
  11. Can you ping that? I can't get any response from the second one, first one works, but the second one looks dead, No use filling in a nameserver when it's dead right? Could it be that it's because i'm operating from the Netherlands? (Yes, in europe, be jalous ) Also, what type should I use, A or CNAME?
  12. Off-topic: This is starting to look like a slowchat. anyhow, I went over my htacces and found something really stupid. Threw it out, and i've got my site back, except from my domain name, (Actually it will give me helionet.org back. why?) I'll be betting on the fact that the DNS record will not be update for another twelve hours. So i'm greatly helped now, and i'll be checking my website tomorrow from the domain name with the new settings. One more thing, I pinged the nameserver and got the IP number back. Filled that in on the DNS settings and pulled the type to A. It's actually the first time that i'm fiddling with DNS settings and domain names. I hope my action is legal and that it works i'm using ns1.heliohost.org as nameserver, because I couldn't ping ns2.heliohost.org. I'll update status tomorrow when i know more
  13. Got the cpanel set for it. no redirection needed? Anyway, how do I change it at the domain name provider? I've got three A records all pointing to a different location, but with the same IP number: 1: A -> '' -> 81.4.97.171 2: A -> '*' -> 81.4.97.171 3: A -> 'www' -> 81.4.97.171 So i'll guess i'll have to change that IP to your nameservers? And duplicate the records for the second nameserver? Would be way-cool if it works like that, it's been a braintwister since I began with it Edit: Tried to change it, but probable A records do not accept the nameservers provided as a valid DNS... CNAME does however. Kept it on A record though seeing that it actually filled in the addresses... I now got a internal server error from heliohost (Which is strange because i wouldn't expect my domain provider has updates his settings that fast.)
  14. i'm not very 1337 in these things, so what settings do i need? I'm guessing that i have to create a CNAME record of it and then hook the NS's up to that? I can choose btween A, AAAA, MX, CNAME and TXT. Don't think it's a parked domain though. they didn't mention anything about that.
  15. The situation: I've got a user-friendly URL: http://gamingpassport.heliohost.org/users/crazydanceXL/ and i've got a domain name: www.gamingpassport.nl now i want t type in www.gamingpassport.nl/users/crazydanceXL/ But that doesn't work. How can I program my HTACCESS to do just that? Currently the contents of the htaccess look like this: Options +FollowSymLinks Options -Indexes RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / AddType image/png ^tags/(.*).php$ RewriteRule ^admin/.*$ - [PT] RewriteRule ^setup/$ index.php?page=setup [L] RewriteRule ^regels/$ index.php?page=regels [L] RewriteRule ^partners/$ index.php?page=partners [L] RewriteRule ^terms/$ index.php?page=terms [L] RewriteRule ^activatie/(.*)$ index.php?page=activatie&code=$1 [L] RewriteRule ^inbox/$ index.php?page=messagebox [L] RewriteRule ^inbox/create/$ index.php?page=messagebox&create=create [L] RewriteRule ^reply/(.*)/(.*)$ index.php?page=messagebox&create=reply&user=$1&msid=$2 [L] RewriteRule ^inbox/(.*)$ index.php?page=messagebox&message=$1 [L] RewriteRule ^marketplace/(.*)$ index.php?page=marketplace&game=$1 [L] RewriteRule ^koopnu/(.*)/(.*)$ index.php?page=marketplace&game=$1&user=$2 [L] RewriteRule ^aanvragen/$ index.php?page=aanvragen [L] RewriteRule ^aanvragen2/$ index.php?page=aanvragen2 [L] RewriteRule ^aanvragen3/$ index.php?page=aanvragen3 [L] RewriteRule ^users/([0-9a-zA-Z]+)/(.*)$ index.php?page=users&user=$1&tab=$2 [L] RewriteRule ^tags/(.*).png$ gamertag.php?username=$1 [L]
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