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    Hi

    I have moved to 1and1 and have had difficutlies in getting my store configured (and more difficulties in getting info from 1and1).

    I have gone for the SME 6 month deal to start with, but reading around, it seems the preffered option is Business Linux. Is this a fair comment.

    Has anyone got a config instruction guide for Actinic on 1and1. If not, I'll trawl around the large number of threads (but was hoping that with the difficulties people have had that there was somethng available).

    (I am on V7.14 Catalogue)

    Appreciate any info.

    Steven

    #2
    I don't remember much of a problem when I moved to 1and1.

    If you look at the lower LHS of the 1and1 control panel there's a link to the 'Easy Setup Guide'. That should have most of the info you need.

    Mike
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    First Tackle - Fly Fishing and Game Angling

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      #3
      There should be plenty of postings here regarding 1&1 network setup. Here is one I use OK (1&1 Business / Linux / No SSL).
      Code:
      HTTPPROXYMODE	0
      HTTPPROXYADDRESS	
      HTTPPROXYPORT	80
      HTTPPROXYUSER	
      HTTPPROXYPASSWORD	
      FTPPROXYMODE	0
      FTPPROXYADDRESS	
      FTPPROXYPORT	21
      FTPPROXYUSER	
      FTPPROXYPASSWORD	
      SCRIPTID	1
      SCRIPTEXT	.pl
      SMTPHOST	auth.smtp.oneandone.co.uk
      WEBSITEURL	http://www.mysite.com/index.html
      IGNOREPASSIVEERRORS	true
      USERELATIVECGIURLS	false
      PATHTOPERL	/usr/bin/perl
      SMTPAUTHREQUIRED	false
      SMTPUSERNAME	
      SMTPPASSWORD	
      CATALOGURL	http://www.mysite.com/acatalog/
      CGIBINURL	http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/
      PATHFROMCGITOCATALOG	../acatalog/
      CODEBASE	./
      FTPHOST	mysite.com
      FTPUSERNAME	XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
      FTPPASSWORD	XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
      PATHTOCGIBIN	/cgi-bin/
      USEPASSIVEFTP	true
      FTPPATHFROMCGITOCATALOG
      Change the site name to yours, copy / paste that lot into a textfile, do Advanced / Network Setup / Import.
      Norman - www.drillpine.biz
      Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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        #4
        Hi

        Thanks for the comments.

        Just for reference...

        I had the SMTPHOST as my old provider rather than 'auth.smtp.oneandone.co.uk', and I was trying to put the cgi-bin and acatalog folders into the documents folder.

        Easy when you know how, but not obvious (to me!!)

        Steven

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