1&1 network settings - HELP

[los_design]

is public_html the name of your root folder?

[Mike Hughes]

1and1 don't use public_html.

Try using Duncan's settings with your sub-directory path added to the acatalog and cgi-bin paths.

Mike

I'm getting 403 errors 'access denied' on your website. have you some kind of access control going on? if so then you need to remove it or actinic cannot work.

[Duncan Rounding]

Is your domain (nolimitstrackdays.com) pointed to the root of your webspace or to another folder? If it's to a folder then create your new folder (NOLIMITS) etc within that folder.

Explaining your current webspace folder structure will help.

[los_design]

1and1 don't use public_html.

Sorry, that was the point I was making, I only quoted the above as an example not as a definitive.

Duncan's settings should do the trick...

[Mike Hughes]

I suspect there was some access restrictions running as it now seems to be OK.

Mike

[traebonne]

Thanks to Toby

Big thanks to Toby at Actinic Support who was able to sort out my network settings. MWAH!

[traebonne]

And thanks to everyone here too - you're a wonderful wonderful resource, and have already helped me out of lots of sticky Actinic situations!

[los_design]

And thanks to everyone here too - you're a wonderful wonderful resource, and have already helped me out of lots of sticky Actinic situations!

you are more than welcome.

Enjoy

[Duncan Rounding]

Please share what was wrong and what was changed to fix it so that others may benefit..