Recent content by Semiel

Given following criteria which registrar would be most suitable: -front store is hosted by registrar -professional store templates provided -client support is done by registrar Thanks all, Al.

Are there still any free news providers that let you put up to date, targeted information on your site, similar to moreover... but free? :) Thanks all...

Does anyone have a (comprehensive) list of opensrs resellers? Also, anyone knows which is the cheapest? Thanks, Alain.

Suppose i wanted to register sex.com... (yeah right:)) Would i have to check for "sex.com" trademarks or just "sex" word/company trademarks? Further, which trademarks to apply: federal, european, canadian...? Does it depend on the county i live in, or the top level domain (com, ru, it...

A couple of days ago i decided to try out mydomain.com service and pointed the domain "modelpicture.com" to their name servers. I then redirected the domain to "http://www.modelpicture.f2s.com/" but it still doesnt work. Anyone having similar problems or an idea?

Im looking for a free news provider which will enable me to put a couple of headlines on my site. The news domain im looking for is movies, music, celebrities... Those that i already found are: MoreOver, iSyndicate, iboost... Anyone knows more alternatives?

>actually, when i referred to 300 bytes per framed page, >that is bandwidth. 300 bytes of badwidth to be exact. i >think we all answered correctly. Dont worry, you were all very helpful, thanks... What i wanted to know was the *monthly* bandwith needed for such a service and i guess...

Thanks for the responses... Just out of curiosity, does any of you have more than 10gb/month transfer?

Anyone knows how much monthly bandwidth a decent redirection site would need?

Do you provide: -static IP and subdomain wildcards? -eMail forwarding, aliasing? Thanks!

Does anyone know a service like zoneedit's MailForward that has not any bandwidth limitation?

To access your local computer the easy way is to use the IP address "127.0.0.1" So if you want to execute a PERL script locally you will have to type http:\\127.0.0.1\cgi-bin\yourscript.pl "cgi-bin" is an alias defined in the configuration of the web server you have installed. It is...

Ok, thanks anyway... In the meanwhile i found what i was looking for on another board. For those that dont know what i was talking about: On Unix you can use "cron jobs" using a crontab file. Its kind of a task scheduler. You will be able to execute CGI scripts...

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I would need a script (written in PHP) that once in a day does a look-up in a MySql database and depending on the results, sends an email to some persons. Thanks alot, Semiel.