Connecting to your account from your local computer involves your ISP, a series of
outbound routers, a series of inbound routers, and our server. Often, as many as 12 - 24
individual computers are involved in the transmission of data between your computer and
your account on our servers. Of those 12 - 24 computers, only one is ours. In many
cases, account connection problems do not originate with us, and there's nothing we can do to fix them.
The information below describes the process in more detail and may assist you in locating
the source of the problem.
The information on this page contains the information necessary to correct over 90% of all e-mail trouble reports we receive.
In order to keep mailboxes functioning, we have an automatic system process
that periodically checks mailbox quotas. When it finds a mailbox that's
over-quota, it archives the existing mail in a gzip file and places that archive in your /home directory ...
The following are common problems and solutions encountered with using Microsoft FrontPage. If you are having a problem not listed here, please feel free to contact support for help.
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There are many reasons why you would receive an "Internal Server Error" when trying to run your PERL applications. Despite the name, it is almost never a problem with the server -- it's much more likely a problem with the script itself. Here are some of the the most common causes of the error:
There are three possible reasons why your images are not showing up on your pages as expected. There are two possible reasons why a hyperlink returns a File Not Found error.
This error is peculiar to WS_FTP, and generally indicates a problem with a router (sometimes
referred to as a "blackhole router") between your computer and and our network. There are 3 possible solutions:
In many cases, we'll need to see a traceroute from your computer to your domain in order to
diagnose connection and other problems. To run a traceroute from your machine, follow the instructions below.
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