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URL Masking - Attainment and Prevention

4. July 2008

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This article does two things: It tells you how to do URL masking. And, it tells you how to protect yourself if someone is masking your web pages without authorization. URL masking is covering up a URL with a different one. It presents one URL when the actual URL is something different. Causing the browser’s address bar [...]

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Help with .htaccess files

4. July 2008

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To create a .htaccess file in windows, use notepad to create a new document, and save it as htaccess.txt. When you have uploaded it to the server, simply rename it .htaccess Once uploaded, the .htaccess file may disappear from view, this is because it is a hidden file, and some FTP clients do not automatically show hidden files.

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How To Use SSI (Server Side Includes)

4. July 2008

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SSI (Server Side Include) is a directive that is placed within HTML pages, and evaluated on the server as the server sends the page to the browser. It allows you, the Webmaster, to add dynamically generated content to an existing HTML page, without having to serve the entire page via a CGI program, or other dynamic technology...

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Setting up mail accounts in Outlook

2. July 2008

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The following is a simple tutorial on how to setup mail accounts in outlook. The screen shots taken are from WindowsXP but are applicable to most versions of Outlook. Home Beginning First of all you need to open the mail program and then select the “Tools” option. From this menu select the “e-mail accounts” option. This allows [...]

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Managing Web Directories

1. July 2008

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Plesk allows you to see the directories of your domain the way they are seen from the web and manage their protection and settings. Generally, there are two types of directories, physical and virtual ones. Physical directories are the actual directories present on the server’s hard drive while virtual ones are only abstraction, a kind [...]

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