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Thats good to hear!

Did you upload the .htaccess file?

I did not know that whatismyipaddress.com could also do blacklist check's :-) Till now I always use: http://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx

Hmmm not edit option :-/ Anyway. It's all explained here: http://e2b.org/4D

As you can read in the reply email: Are you running the script on your own server? If so, you will need to create a SPF record, and make sure that your reverse DNS is set correct! You WILL also need to contact Hotmail and ask them to add your domain to the Sender ID.

Thank you for the info. I fixed it on that same day! It was just a bug report for the coder.

(thats is only for download speed) Upload speed depemts on the users internet speed

To show it in bytes: <?php echo (int) SITE_CONFIG_FREE_USER_MAX_DOWNLOAD_SPEED; ?> To show it in MB: <?php echo (int) SITE_CONFIG_FREE_USER_MAX_DOWNLOAD_SPEED / 1024; ?>

Get a better (faster) internet provider :smile:

I was going to say use the search option, but this forum does not have this. More info about SMTP here: http://e2b.org/1D and here http://e2b.org/18

This template will not work on "PHP file hosting script " The site that you are seeing is home coded, and not even close to the "PHP file hosting script" code. Also as mentioned in the 1st post: "This project is only for me..I have no plans what so ever to bring this on the market!"

I'm not from the support team, but yes.. It's working 100% See also: http://e2b.org/18

I've got PHP File Hostin Script running for some time now, and I needed something new. After changing an customizing a lot of stuff in the PHP File Hostin Script, I though why not code my own!! So. After some days of coding I finished my "own" PHP file hosting script :-) Please note...

I'm not from the support team, but will try to help.. Are you running the script on your own server? If so, are you "editing" the correct php.ini file? IE: My own server (Debian Squeeze) does have 3 different php,ini files: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini...

Yes.. By now I know the script pretty well, but have absolutely no time to do any work for modifications. Small things like your 1st request are no problem, and easily done.