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Jim · 10-27-2002, 08:15 PM

The server you are on was updated a couple days ago to the newest version of CPanel. Unfortunately the group at CPanel.net has just announced the discontinuation of XMB.

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Fixups Autoreponders are now limited to 15 responses per 1/2 hour instead of 3.
Fixed a problem with stunnel under redhat 7.0
(5.2.0 build 84 or later only)

phpMyAdmin Updated We now use phpMyAdmin 2.3.2
(5.2.0 build 77 or later only)

Index Manager cPanel now has an index manager that allow you to turn directory indexes on and off per directory.
(5.2.0 build 72 or later only)

XMB replaced with phpBB All new forums/board installs will use phpBB instead of XMB.
(5.2.0 build 71 or later only)
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CPanel.net rarely (if ever) announces changes before they take place. And we didn't know about it before updating CPanel since that server was set to update automatically. Sorry for the confusion. phpBB is much more problem free than XMB and that is probably the reason they dropped it in favor of phpBB.

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Jim of Page-Zone Status: Offline Posts: 1,130 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wauseon, Ohio Rep Power: 97 My location	10-27-2002, 08:15 PM The server you are on was updated a couple days ago to the newest version of CPanel. Unfortunately the group at CPanel.net has just announced the discontinuation of XMB. <quote> Fixups Autoreponders are now limited to 15 responses per 1/2 hour instead of 3. Fixed a problem with stunnel under redhat 7.0 (5.2.0 build 84 or later only) phpMyAdmin Updated We now use phpMyAdmin 2.3.2 (5.2.0 build 77 or later only) Index Manager cPanel now has an index manager that allow you to turn directory indexes on and off per directory. (5.2.0 build 72 or later only) XMB replaced with phpBB All new forums/board installs will use phpBB instead of XMB. (5.2.0 build 71 or later only) </quote> CPanel.net rarely (if ever) announces changes before they take place. And we didn't know about it before updating CPanel since that server was set to update automatically. Sorry for the confusion. phpBB is much more problem free than XMB and that is probably the reason they dropped it in favor of phpBB. -- Thank You, Jim Snape Page-Zone --