Panic: Where are the tutorials?

Danigan · 4-13-04, 12:52 AM

Oh dear... I really loved the old tutorials that powweb had. I remember one on setting up e-mail through a different system. I liked it because one of the add-ons allowed you to log into your e-mail via http authorization. Now, my impression was that a viewer to your website could sign up for their own e-mail there. Can you still provide e-mail to your site's guests? I would love to host my own e-mail but am utterly helpless now that the tutorials disappeared. I see that there is some "privatization" of the tutorials now, but I have not noticed any tutorials on providing e-mail accounts from your website.

Help needed... thanks in advance!

Chase · 4-13-04, 01:25 AM

Tutorials:

http://help.powweb.com

Danigan · 4-13-04, 01:43 AM

Thank you. I'm not sure how I missed that. However, it does appear reworked and I no longer see the tutorial on setting up .htaccess for Domain Pointing. I have Domain Pointing paid for ($25), and my domain is registered and working. Now I want to point www.myseconddomain.com/ to www.mydomain.com/site2 instead of the default (simply www.mydomain.com/). I looked at the tutorial for redirecting and it didn't seem to apply perfectly.

Thanks for the help that I know will come quickly.

I love this community.

Chase · 4-13-04, 01:51 AM

Look for the section: "Pointing Second Domain to Sub Domain"

HERE: http://help.powweb.com/tutorials/htaccess/subdomain.php

Danigan · 4-13-04, 01:54 AM

Thank you sooo much. I don't know what my problem is. I spent 2 hours looking around on my own and not finding it when it was all right there. Thanks for the direct links without being annoyed.

**NMS** · 4-13-04, 06:01 AM

why didn't you use the search facility available on the navigation bar ????

4-13-04, 12:52 AM	#1
Danigan Registered Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: MI, USA Posts: 12 Reputation: 5	Panic: Where are the tutorials? Oh dear... I really loved the old tutorials that powweb had. I remember one on setting up e-mail through a different system. I liked it because one of the add-ons allowed you to log into your e-mail via http authorization. Now, my impression was that a viewer to your website could sign up for their own e-mail there. Can you still provide e-mail to your site's guests? I would love to host my own e-mail but am utterly helpless now that the tutorials disappeared. I see that there is some "privatization" of the tutorials now, but I have not noticed any tutorials on providing e-mail accounts from your website. Help needed... thanks in advance!

4-13-04, 06:01 AM	#6
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4-13-04, 01:25 AM	#2
Chase Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Central FL Posts: 264 Reputation: 5	Tutorials: http://help.powweb.com

4-13-04, 01:43 AM	#3
Danigan Registered Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: MI, USA Posts: 12 Reputation: 5	Thank you. I'm not sure how I missed that. However, it does appear reworked and I no longer see the tutorial on setting up .htaccess for Domain Pointing. I have Domain Pointing paid for ($25), and my domain is registered and working. Now I want to point www.myseconddomain.com/ to www.mydomain.com/site2 instead of the default (simply www.mydomain.com/). I looked at the tutorial for redirecting and it didn't seem to apply perfectly. Thanks for the help that I know will come quickly. I love this community.

4-13-04, 01:51 AM	#4
Chase Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Central FL Posts: 264 Reputation: 5	Look for the section: "Pointing Second Domain to Sub Domain" HERE: http://help.powweb.com/tutorials/htaccess/subdomain.php

4-13-04, 01:54 AM	#5
Danigan Registered Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: MI, USA Posts: 12 Reputation: 5	Thank you sooo much. I don't know what my problem is. I spent 2 hours looking around on my own and not finding it when it was all right there. Thanks for the direct links without being annoyed.