"I tried to do it but it doesn't work"

give more details. exactly what you did or didn't do. what errors are you getting? blank white page? XOOPS version, etc. maybe somebody can help.

did you already poke around the faq?

if you just want to change your subdomain your hosting provider may have a simple browser based way to make subdomains that point to subdirectories in anyway you want.

i just moved a site from .../ to .../new/ and had to edit a couple things in mainfile.php but you'll figure it out.

others may be able to explain better.

very good advice.

i seemed to have several problems and after changing my physical and virtual paths in mainfile.php to what they should have been and your suggestion got debug on all is well on my little site again. thanks.

XOOPS Version: 2.2.
MySQL Version: MySQL 4.1.14
Web Server Software (Apache/IIS/Other): Apache/1.3.33
Operating System: FreeBSD (Yahoo hosting)

unable to get debugging on. tried recovery.php. blank white page.

how i got here...
needlessly fiddling around with my FTP client. wrecked some files by mistake. no problem. i keep backups. i upload my backup and get a white page. i suspect my db. i drop the database and use yahscrews on-line restore tool. (couldn't get phpmyadmin to upload the big ass text file) so now i have good db and good files but no website. ugh.

any thoughts?

if hosted, not a module but very useful,
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/

if local i just like to use base,
http://www.openoffice.org/product/base.html

there's also the repository.

is there something in particular you're trying to do?

i just tried out Formulize. holy **** it kicks ass! very useful module. thanks.

Hi all. I really like Liaise but it would be nice to have the form information submitted to my site merely store in the db for later extraction instead of having the info emailed to me. Anybody do a hack for this or have another suggestion? Thanks for any tips.

ah yes good tip. i signed up for their program and i'm awaiting a response.

i'd kind of like to keep my data closer to home. i'm currently using the XOOPS module Site Statistics by IBDeeming! and it works for me as advertised but i need something more powerful.

the search continues....

//these guys have a free account alsohttp://www.onestat.com/

Hi. I'm looking for suggestions as to what modules or other applications people use for advanced statistical website analysis?

I really like some of the features listed for this but I have not used it myself:

http://www.phpopentracker.de/

Thanks for any tips.

"1. Torrents are good, but in my experience newsgroups are waaaay faster. Especially when you use a program like newsleecher. Then all I have to do is post the .nzb for other members on my site."

i've seen other mention such things but i'm totally ignorant of the newsgroups. i may have to do some searching around for documentation. newleeacher huh? i'll check it out.

"2. Torrent sites are getting shut down left and right. While I don't mind hosting a few .torrent files on my site, making it a tracker just puts me out there to be shut down."

i know what you're saying. a couple of days ago i tried to go to a popular bittorrent site and got a message saying the site had been closed for legal reasons. there's a martial arts tracker that keeps changing it's URL and would notify me by email but i got bored of keeping track of where he was. but early on we were told bittorrent wasn't intended for anonymous p2p so it's no surprise i guess. azureus has a distributed tracker built in but i haven't really kept up on how well it works.

"I like helping the scene, but not at the cost of hundreds of dollars a month in server costs."

i pay for my home broadband connection and USD $20 / month to my site host and that's it. my goal is to never pay more but i'll probably fail.

"Do think it would be neat to see someone develop something though."

i second that! something in module form that could support a couple transfer protocols would be freakin' awesome. if somebody gets working on one i'll play cheerleader and beta test np.