DB Error: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] ‘(unknown)’
The error is happening because the path to the database is unknown. Make sure the path is correct for “DB location” inside the DSN configuration.
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What is a DSN?
DSN, which stands for data source name, is a method of connecting to a database via ASP (Active Server Page). DSN connections require ODBC, an open standard for API...
Perl and CGI settings
Here are the correct paths to the common server resources that CGI scripts often require: Date : /bin/date Sendmail : /usr/lib/sendmail Path to Perl interpreter : #!/usr/bin/perl Place your cgi scripts in...
Broken images, what is wrong?
If you have broken images, what is wrong? First you should verify that you have uploaded all of the images files in binary format and have placed them in...
How do I upload my site to the server?
You need to configure your FTP client properly before connecting to your account. The basic steps are as follows: 1. Hostname: typically your website address 2. Credentials: typically the...
What is SPAM or UCE?
Spam is the term used for mass, unsolicited emails (unsolicited commercial emails). Usually these are promotions or advertisements sent in bulk to the email addresses of people who have...
What is my email login?
When logging into OWA – Outlook Web Access for your hosted exchange account. It’s always the full email address: Eg: info@yourdomainname.com
How do I access webmail?
Simply load a new page in a browser. http://mail.yourdomain.com/ Change “yourdomain.com” to your own domain name. This will bring you to the webmail page where you can access it...
What is email aliasing?
An email alias is simply a forwarding email address. The term alias expansion is sometimes used to indicate a specific mode of email forwarding, thereby implying a more generic meaning of the term email alias as an address that...
What is email forwarding?
Email Forwarding is when email is forwarded to another email address inside or outside of your domain. You can also think of this as “call forwarding”. For example: outside@yourdomain.com...