The FTP Script is Here

[BLiZZaRD]

Two different applications. The FileZilla server is separate from the FileZilla FTP Client.

And if your looking to switch hosts let me know I have a link to a really good deal

[insanemonkey]

oh. i c, i use ftp clien only.. i dunno anything about the server... oops, what would be the link.. cuase i am really thinking about switching...

[BLiZZaRD]

Use this link to see the main page of offers. I have been with them for over 2 years now. They just merged with a smaller business to offer more servers.

Support response times varies from 30 minutes to about 3 hours (depending) or you can pay $1 to escalate your trouble ticket. (I haven't had to do this yet).

You really do get what they say, and I have been overly happy with them since I switched.

[Shotgun Ninja]

Jas, what file type does the .htaccess have to be? (htm, php, html, etc.)

FAIL!!!

[insanemonkey]

hey does site5, allow you to have your own ip address, also, say if i had a service like tinyurl.com
where they let users have a url,
I want to create a service on my site(1and1 dont allow it) where when a user creates a profile on my site it will give them a subdomain name for every users like
myname.host.com..
can site5 do that...
I believe they are called wildcard subdomains
there services look awesome by the way and thats alot of space for that much....

[BLiZZaRD]

you have unlimited subdomains, unlimited pointers, wildcards are allowed. Site5 just started hosting domains, so most of us don't use there domain service yet. I still buy my domain through godaddy and point the DNS to site5.

[insanemonkey]

I cant believe you buy domains from godaddy, they are the most crappiest service out there, I here so many bad reveiws about them and their hosting services, but after my hosting(6month period) service is over I will try to transfer all my stuff and try them out.. sounds great.. Thankyou guys!!

[BLiZZaRD]

I don't do anything through godaddy except buy my domains (3 domains, with private registration.. 8 bucks a year? yeah I will do that) My webhost site5, handles everything else.

[Jas]

I updated the .htaccess file so that the max size works correctly. Before there was an error where it still would not accept anything over 10MB. Note that the value of post_max_size should be bigger then upload_max_filesize.
Here it is:

		php_value upload_max_filesize 50M
		php_value max_input_time 70
		php_value post_max_size 65M

(I would put this on the original .htaccess file, but I can't edit it any more. . . )
Thanks and keep enjoying!

[Jas]

Heh. I noticed a problem with form.php: the error messages don't display. I wondered why, and then I noticed:

<!--========================================//-->
		<div style='width:600px; margin:auto; font-size:1px;'>$error</div>
        <h2><p style='text-align: center'>TERMS OF USE:</p></h2>
        <hr></hr>
        <p>YOUR TERMS OF USE GO HERE</p>
        <p style='text-align: center'>I agree:<input type='radio' onclick=agree() name='1'>
		I disagree:<input type='radio' onclick='javascript:history.back()' name='1'></p>
<!--========================================//-->

This is a minor cosmetic problem, but I thought that I would let everyone know. To fix it, just change the number or remove the font-size. The reason I put it in there was so that, if there is no error, the div doesn't take up space. If you want to continue to avoid that problem, you can replace the

<div . . . . >$error</div>

with

$error

and put the div in each error message, like so:

	if($_GET['error'] == 1){
		$error = '<div style='width:600px; margin:auto'><h3><u>ERROR:</u> You must put a title.</h3></div>';
	}elseif($_GET['error'] == 2){
		$error = '<div style='width:600px; margin:auto'><h3><u>ERROR:</u> That file format is not supported.</h3></div>';
	}elseif($_GET['error'] == 3){
		$error = '<div style='width:600px; margin:auto'><h3><u>ERROR:</u> Your file failed to load.</h3></div>';
	}elseif($_GET['error'] == 'x'){
		$error = '<div style='width:600px; margin:auto'><h3><u>UPLOAD:</u> Your file has been uploaded to the server.</h3></div>';
	}