yordan

Hi, algo.You first posted this topic in the tutorial section.Your topic is somehow to short and cannot meet the tutorial specifications.That's why I moved it here, where it's place most probably is.RegardsYordan

Topic re-opened because of the "paid" word in title.

Precisely : two-words posts like these are pure spams, and should be removed by mods.

This subject is also in the following poll : http://forums.xisto.com/topic/10395-who-is-your-favourite-free-host/ Topic closed.

Nope.The "migration" process is a standard way of talking about that.You leave all the data on the original system.You create a working copy on the new hardware.And if you are satisfied with the new system you remove the old one.And if you want you let both working, one as the live system and the other one as the test system.You simply have to use the "copy" part of the migration process, test the fuctionnality on the new system, and in your case you simply don't remove the data from the original system!Simply read the "migration" technique in order to know how to copy the data and how to modify the new system in order that it points to the new hardware instead of the old one.And remember that, in real life, the migration process is a multi-step process.You first copy the data.Then modify them.You don't like the modifications.You copy again.And when you are satisfied you acknowledge all the change.And then the migration will start in reverse order.The source machine will be your PCAnd the target system will be Xisto.And then you will have a brand new idea for changing everithing.So you first copy the Xisto site on your PC.Then you change everything on your PC.And you don't like the new look and feel on your PC.And you read again from Xisto.And when you are satisfied on your PC you migrate from your PC to Xisto.Life is a perpetual movement.

OK, it's a standard wordpress migration problem : for temporary testing purposes you need to move your wordpress website from one server (the Xisto server) to another server (your own PC).There are a lot of papers concerning this on the web, just try goggling with the words "wordpress migration" and pay special attention to the "server" parts.Of course, as long as you stay with Xisto, all these migration things are transparent for you, the technical team is in charge of the server migration part without touching any of the servernames or filenames.However, you have to master your wordpress content, because it's your intellectual property, so you have to learn how to make a full backup of your site and move it to any other system, including "localhost" or mynewplace.comThis is the nice feature of our job : we have to master these backup/restore things, or we have to pay (a lot of money) the few geeks able to do this for us.

Good news, problem is solved. Thanks Xisto team.Finally, the problem was a network administration problem (at server side). That's why I moved your topic here, where it's place most probably is.RegardsYordan

So, were you successful?

If nobody answers this in a reasonable question, ask to Billing&Support, they are fast on this kind of questions.

Nicely seen. Thanks. Fixed.

Have a look at the hardware section of our forums, there are several post concerning this feature. It hardly depends from the firmware of your PC, some of them have a wake on time option, some others don't.Just have a look at your bios settings (if you are not familiar with this, just read the info's, don'- change them) and see if the scheduled power-on option is present. If this option is present in your bios settings but is currently disabled, you can try enabling it and give the wanted schedule.

Usually the submitted tickets are solved rather fast. Wait a reasonable (let's say tomorrow) and add a comment to your ticket, giving your current IP address.

So, the good point is that your site is up and running.Open a ticket at Xisto - Support. Probably during the attack, your IP has been banned in order to protect your accounts. So open a ticket explaining the problem (your site is up but you cannot reach it from your PC) and they will fix that.Also keep in mind that this problem often occurs if you mistype your passwords during ftp sessions.Please keep us informed.RegardsYordan

Your site works, I can open it from here, I see your Body Systems page.So, the problem is not at server side.Did you try it from another computer, in some quite different place, in order to see if it's a firewall or a blacklist blocking?Or maybe it's a quite temporary issue, which is now fixed? Please keep us informed.

Sorry, I did not see that you replied to the present topic with a code shown in another topic. My fault.

Only in the tutorial subforums, not in the standard ones Isn't it?

I know you know!

Nice script, smart and efficient. Just a small non-technical problem. You posted this in the "tutorial" section. Please read more carefully the tutorial specifications, as stated for instance on the top of the page here : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Your text is far below these specifications. That's why I moved it here, where it's place most probably is.Regards Yordan

If you click on the words "Warn Status" you can see your warn history, for you probably it says "There are no saved notes for this member".If you have been warned, you will see "warned by moderator, one-line posts" or "warned because he jokes out of the jokes/humor forum", or "posted copied text".

You have zero warning in your warn status. This means that you have not be warned by mods up to now.As long as you keep a virgin warn status, your mycents and other correlated options will work correctly.As soon as you are flagged as a spammer, things will start be more complicated.

Automatic ranking will not make you become a mod.

Hi, algo, welcome aboard.By the way, does your username have something to do with Spanish language?

Huh? How can we know that you wrote your program? Post it here and let's see if a newbie can use it!

I was talking about five interesting topics, not five one-line posts! First of all, did you register at Xisto Billing and Support?

Nope! A Mac is a Personal Computer. Real computers are far bigger than a mac, and have no problem sending huge files!