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 How can I track access to my CGI programs and other dynamic pages?
In Wusage, look at the highly useful CGI Parameters and Values report, this is applicable to all types of dynamic pages, including PHP, ASP, etc.
- What do all the terms mean in my Wusage statistics?
Wusage Terms: http://www.boutell.com/wusage/8.0/definitions.html Wusage page explanations: http://www.boutell.com/wusage/8.0/interpreting.html
- How can I see more than the default ten top stats?
The default display of ten items in the Wusage "top stats" sections is set in a server-side configuration file and can be changed on request.
If you would like this setting changed, se...
- How to change your account password
...for your Account Manager, FTP, and primary E-Mail (POP box). Here are the steps to do this:
1. Log in to your account manager.
2. Click the "Utilities" tab at the top.
3. Click the "Chan...
- How to access FileMan (File Management Utility)
...x checker. Other features include uploading and downloading files as well as editing text files.
1. Log in to your Account Manager
2. Click the "Site Tools" button on the left hand side of the p...
- How to access Webmail from your Account Manager
...mail is through the Account Manager. To find WebMail from the Account Manager, do the following:
1. Log in to your Account Manager
2. Click the "Email Options" button on the left hand side of ...
- How to check your account resource usage
...boxes you may have. Below are instructions on how to access this section of the Account Manager
1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. Click the "Account Management" button on the left hand sid...
- How to set up E-Mail aliases / forwarding addresses
...u to set up E-Mail aliases so that mail to one address is forwarded to another. For example, let’s say you have an existing E-Mail address with your internet provider and you want to use your do...
- How to check your billing status / securely update your billing information
1. Log in to your account manager
2. Click the "Account Management" button on the left hand side of the page
3. Click the "Billing" tab at the top. You will be brought to a pa...
- Logging in to your Account Manager as a POP box user
Logging in to your Account Manager with your administrative username and password give you access to all of your account settings / configurations; however, logging in with the username and p...
- Sending Newsletters and Mass Mailings from your LexiConn account
Sending newsletters and mass mailings directly from hosting accounts is prohibited and violates LexiConn's TOS. This is in place to prevent servers from becoming blacklisted or marked as spam s...
- Where Can I Find More CGI Scripts To Use On My Site?
Hotscripts.com is a great site with thousands of CGI scripts written in Perl and PHP that can be installed in your account.
- Can I use cron entries with my account?
If you need access to setup a cronjob entry, please email letting us know that you need access to cron and the reason for this service. We will then activate cron access for your account.
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- Why can't I view HTML files in my cgi-bin directory?
You cannot view HTML files from within your cgi-bin directory.
You will need to place your .html files (as well as images) in your "www" directory (or some other directory below www) i...
- My CGI Script Will Not Write To a File on the Server
All CGI scripts that are called from the web do not run with your account's permission by default. This is done for security reasons. The CGI scripts run as the user 'nobody', which is a fake ...
- The Server Says My cgi-bin Script Does Not Exist
If you are referencing your cgi-bin script with this URL:
http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/script.cgi
you are not using the correct URL to access your personal cgi-bin.
...
- After I edit my CGI script, it no longer functions.
...
Here is a brief step-by-step of how to use its Perl syntax checker:
1. Use the File / Directory structure to locate the Perl script you wish to check.
2. ...
- formmail.cgi Gives Me An Error (Bad/No Recipient)
...your domain (ie something@aol.com). You have 2 choices to correct this problem:
1. Change the 'recipient' email address to an alias at your domain name (ie something@yourdomain.com...
- The Script Does Not Seem To Exist When Trying To Call It From The Web
If the CGI script is in your cgi-bin directory, you must use the following syntax to call it correctly (assume abc.com is the domain name you are using):
http://www.abc.com/cgi-abc/Fil...
- When Trying to Run a CGI Script, the Output Page Displays the Code of The Script Instead of Running the Program
If a CGI script is not in the "cgi-bin" directory and is does not end in .cgi, the webserver does not know it is a CGI script and will try and display it as an html file. All CGI scripts not i...
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