Yeah, that's probably the error (the | on the end of not allowed ext)

lol php code in a perl script


Anyways
what you need to do is use the tmpl_var codes in /cgi-bin/templates files
and then define the variables in index.pl (eg: my $LANG_SOMETHING = 'something';)

Easy way: you need to change the table to a div with a fixed width, and you can also use the overflow:hidden attribute to not display stuff going out of the div Hard way: edit the index.cgi file to make another variable ($file2 or something) and do something like if(length $link > 64) $file2 = subst...

i have the XFileSharing Pro in my server..and now i add a new hard disk in my server but in onther partition how can i add the XFileSharing Pro to the another hard disk? you mean another file server ? read the Fileserver installation guide you will also need a extra IP You don't need an extra IP......

buy the nginx mod and get the sibsoft support to install it for you. there's not much else needed...

I think you're wrong. As I understood this limit is per each user's IP address. It's a bit weird, because there is total bandwidth for each uploaded file. he is right, but it wouldn't be hard to limit files also on their total bandwidth... it's just stupid to do.. rapidshare does it now so all the ...

change the mime type for mp3 on your server(apache or w/e serves your files) settings to the same as bin files

This is for text-link-ads.com
if you've signed up you go to `view sites` and it shows the key for your website which you then put in xfilesharing pro and it places the ads:)

it's possible, but obviously noone is going to tell you how.. i hope you do get the point of buying it.. lol

don't start with a 400$ a month server, start with a 150$ or less server and upgrade when it gets near its limits...

I did something like this , can't guarantee it will work for you because I use v1.5 //after $file->{direct_link} = something in index $divxpl = substr $file->{file_name}, -3, 3; if($divxpl eq "mp3") { $divxpl = "mp3"; } else { $divxpl = ""; } then in download2.html <TMP...

try accessing the files via ssh (winscp)
if you can't then probably your harddrive is broken and you should contact your hosting company

I can't seem to resolve the dns for your website (eg. my pc can't figure out what ip address your site is at...)

Thnks Naga, how about multiple server? how to define I have done it using else-if statements if($file->{srv_htdocs_url} eq "http://fileserver20.something.com/files") { $file->{direct_link} = "http://fileserver20.something.com:8000/files/$ddcode/$file->{file_name}"; } elsif($file...