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Seems like Cerberus is not taking my tickets... well... it says it does, but I don't get email notification and it doesn't show up in the open tickets. May be tied to the mail4 issue if Cerberus uses that one... well... I finally got one ticket... usually I get them instantly, but the...

In regards to the mail relay... why would one want it on versus off?

Look a little lower at the mail relay option.

Go into their control panel, click on email, and you should see the mail server for the current mail domain.

Yea... I just have clients that really pay attention to their mail for their orders and when they know they have an order, but don't get the mail for over an hour... and then one of their new customers calls and says they didn't get their confirmation email for the order for over an hour... they...

Mail4 is definitely backed up or something. We sent out an email and it took over an hour to finally send. I have several clients calling about this now. Jodo... please advise.

Stephen, For those of us who haven't jumped into the ASP.NET much yet, could you give a brief description of what this is about and why we would use it. I think it would be helpful for the newere .NET folks. Thanks

Hey guys, When using either the ftp_get or ftp_fget is there a way to save the file to a different subdomain in my account. For example the php script is running in a domain called sub1.domain.com. I use ftp_get or ftp_fget to grab a file from a remote ftp server and want to store the...

Thank you for your help!

Once I make this change does the apache server have to be restared? Someone mentioned it may not take effect immediately without a restart or something.

Oops... missed your last reply. Ok... thanks.

Also this is what documentation says about session.auto_start: << session.auto_start specifies whether the session module starts a session automatically on request startup. Defaults to 0 (disabled). >> So that doesn't look like it has anything to do with how long a session is allowed before...

1) Oh... so I don't use a php.ini file? 2) I was told by the developer of the script to use the session.cache_expire directive. Is that not correct? Should I use the directive you have listed above? Remember I have never messed with this before so it is all a little greek. Thanks

More specific quesetions for the Unix folks out there... 1) If I have a custom PHP.INI. If it is placed in the root of the website do only the scripts in the root use it? Do the scripts that are in subfolders use the custom PHP.INI sitting in the root as well? 2) I believe the directive...

No problem... hopefully someone will speak up soon. I need to give some answers to my client, but I don't want to lead him wrong or cause any problems with other scripts. Thanks

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Sorry... unix.

I have a customer using a PHP script that basically uses sessions. Now after x minutes if idleness if the user tries to do something it shows that the session timed out and redirects them to a login screen. He needs to increase the timeout to at least 3 times longer. He doesn't want to...

As an FYI:... there is a good product at http://www.amember.com that another developer pointed me to. It may be helpful to those who don't want to right a full custom system of their own.

Yes... you want to use their sandbox system. It is a little confusing at first, but it does work. Check out their Developer Network... sign up and start doing some reading: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_pdn-intro Here is the Developer Central that has the sandbox and more...