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Tue 05/04/05 at 13:46
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Ok my son is asking me is it possible to have your own Error page? he has a domain hosted with freeola and at present any error pages are Freeola ones, I think he would like to make his own but can it be done?
Wed 06/04/05 at 10:27
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Shelljed wrote:
> ...or cant you say incase freeola shoot you?
*bang*
Wed 06/04/05 at 10:22
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Ok so you can do it, I use Cute FTP to upload my web pages, is it basic? or just set up wrong? is it just one line of text that I would need to change in my .htaccess file for it to work? and how do we go about seeing the file? or cant you say incase freeola shoot you?
Wed 06/04/05 at 09:46
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Nimco wrote:
> Btw, is there any particular reason the 'w' isn't included in the
> hyperlink on your 404 page?

Yes - that'll be me in a hurry ;¬)
changed it
Tue 05/04/05 at 22:49
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"NULL"
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My bad Hmmm...

Btw, is there any particular reason the 'w' isn't included in the hyperlink on your 404 page?
Tue 05/04/05 at 20:24
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Hmmm... wrote:
> Sorry chaps but you don't know what you're talking about!
>
> FREEOLA do allow .htaccess (thank god!) but don't encourage it (as a
> staffie said in a recent'ish' post) due to all the problems that it
> causes when people don't know what they are doing and FREEOLA then
> have to clean the mess up!!!
>
> The reason you don't see the file when you FTP it, is because your
> FTP client is basic or configured incorrectly.
>
> My free freeola webspace [URL]http://www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/[/URL] has
> one. Try looking for a page that doesn't exist!
>
> I thought twice before posting this. Please don't rock the boat!
> If you don't know what you're doing LEAVE IT ALONE

>
> A FREEOLA FAN...

Oh dear...
Tue 05/04/05 at 19:58
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Sorry chaps but you don't know what you're talking about!

FREEOLA do allow .htaccess (thank god!) but don't encourage it (as a staffie said in a recent'ish' post) due to all the problems that it causes when people don't know what they are doing and FREEOLA then have to clean the mess up!!!

The reason you don't see the file when you FTP it, is because your FTP client is basic or configured incorrectly.

My free freeola webspace [URL]http://www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/[/URL] has one. Try looking for a page that doesn't exist!

I thought twice before posting this. Please don't rock the boat! If you don't know what you're doing LEAVE IT ALONE

A FREEOLA FAN...
Tue 05/04/05 at 17:45
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Yup, it is.
Tue 05/04/05 at 17:44
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"l33t cs50r"
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Whilst on htaccess, is this where I set directory permissions? I want to prevent directory listing of various folders on my server.
Tue 05/04/05 at 17:26
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*shakes fist at SR Towers*

Yet another limitation. It's hardly a security issue either.
Tue 05/04/05 at 15:45
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cheers for that, I did wonder as even if you upload the text file in ascii as soon as you rename it to .htaccess it vanishes like snow off a wall.

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