Account Information
Account Control Panel
Mail Forwarding
POP/IMAP Mailboxes
CGI Usage Policy
Frontpage 2000 Extensions
Account Control Panel
The account control panel is a web page that only
you can access. It allows you to configure all the options we provide
for your account, and provides access to information about your site.
You can configure your mail accounts, passwords, and much more with
the ACP. Eventually you will be able to update your billing, and purchase
additional options through this!
You can reach the ACP by going to http://www.yourdomain.com/~acp/
Thats your domain name with a /~acp/ tacked on
to the end of it. You will have to supply the username and password
that was emailed to you when you created your account.
Mail Forwarding
You have several mail forwarders available, the
exact number depends on your account. Mail forwarding enables you
to have email addressed to specific people at your domain to be forwarded
to another email address elsewhere, or to a POP/IMAP account you have
created. (Examples: joe@yourdomain.com forwards to joe@someisp.com,
sales@yourdomain.com forwards to your sales POP account)
By default, ALL mail to your domain is set up
to automatically forward to the e-mail address that you supplied
when you purchased your account. This e-mail address is called the
"default" address. Any mail sent to your domain that does not fit
any of the additional forwarding options you have set up will be
sent to this address.
Example: You have setup info@yourdomain.com,
and someone sends email to sales@yourdomain.com, the sales email
will be sent to the "default" address since sales was not explicitly
setup.
If this behaviour is undesired, simply delete
the "default" alias. All of this can be configured with your account
control panel.
POP/IMAP Mailboxes
A POP or IMAP mailbox allows you to retrieve email
sent to it by accessing it through POP or IMAP aware mailers. (Such
as Eudora, Netscape Mail, or Internet Mail) If you do not have an
email account with another provider, or wish to seperate emails to
different accounts (such as a sales account, and a personal account)
then the POP/IMAP feature is for you. You can point any email address
from your domain to one of these mailboxes.
Your account comes with several mailboxes. You
can setup these mailboxes through your account
control panel. Each mailbox comes with a maximum storage quota.
CGI Usage Policy
AboveWorld Premium allows you to create dynamic
web content through the usage of CGI scripts. Several languages are
supported including GNU C, Perl, Java, and the various UNIX Shells.
SSI (Server Side Includes) are enabled as well.
Support for additional languages may only be
an E-Mail away! If you would us to provide additional support for
languages not mentioned, email support@accountsupport.com
and we will review your request.
Usage of CGI functionality constitutes acceptance
of the following terms and assertions.
- The customer will not attempt to bypass
the security of the system through the CGI, as to gain unathorized
access to information, resources, or control on the server.
- The customer's CGI will not use excessive
CPU time or create more storage than their disk quota allows.
- AboveWorld Premium reserves the right to
review the source code of the CGI at any time to check for misuse,
potential security hazards, or to recommend more efficient and/or
alternative implementations. AboveWorld Premium will NOT copy
source code or executables without the customers prior approval.
- If your CGI requires compilation (such as
those using GNU C) you may direct the request to support@accountsupport.com.
The AboveWorld Premium is not obligated to debug your program
if it does not compile.
Frontpage 2000 Extensions
AboveWorld Premium allows you to install Microsoft's
Frontpage Extensions on your account. This can be achieved through
your account control panel.
However this option is not recommended. Our
web servers are based on the UNIX (FreeBSD) operating system. Microsoft
supplies the extensions for this platform, but they are not complete.
Thus not all Frontpage features may work correctly.
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