I'm wanting to install the AWstats proggy and it asks for this information but I don't know where to look or how to find it. Is there any way for me to find it (obviously there is) if my website is topfunwebsites.com and my username is jrobbio?

Which do you think is best for host a http server or FTP server?

This is my 'quick find' list of SSH / Unix commands: rm : delete files. rm -r : empties and deletes directory recursively. mkdir : Creates a directory. cd : Change to directory. mv : Move or Rename a file / directory ls : Directory / file listing. Please feel free to add to this list.

How would I do that? Appreciate any examples you can offer...

Get your web hosts to install the patches! http://security.e-matters.de/advisories/042002.html

Anyone reading this and able to explain it to me in plain English? CVS seems like something I could REALLY use since I am tired of sending files via email :D All I need are a few basic questions answered...

After postponing it for so long, i finally got the energy to set AWSTATS on GIDTopsites - http://topsites.gidhelp.com/cgi-bin/awstats/awstats.pl (stats view available for a brief period only).

i remember i asked this once before already and never got very far. I am looking to learn how to set up encryption for any email sent by my feedback form - not cause I am paranoid. I am just curious how that is usually done. :)

Anybody hosting with Vilitas or a host that uses the Hsphere system? If so what experiences do you have with the preinstalled scripts? I tried to get BScounter ( a web counter) working today but it fails because GD.pm, a perl module isnt installed. ( I expect it to be fixed promptly though!) Also...

I am trying to Create a CRS. I went to my MMC, but when I go there the only thing that shows up is Console Root. It doesn't show ant other folders are subfolders. Is this the way to create a crs or can I go somewhere else to do this? Thank You,

This is a fantastic online tool to query, check, verify, and/or validate your web server or site settings: http://www.dnsreport.com/ http://www.***.com/

which is better (from the perspective of a webmaster) - using persistant connections on MySQL... or not?

when i was moving this site, i was struggling to get my mysql dump files compressed here's what i used: mysqldump -C -u $username -p $dbname > dbbackup.dump but i cannot be certain if that results in a compressed dump...