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**troglodyfae** · #1 (**permalink**) 30-08-2007, 10:47

HI

Having a bit of mare going on here, not life threatening stuff but a bit of a pain none the less. As you nice support guys know I am new here having moved all my website hostings onto eukhost, quite recently. I have a few website hostings which I publish via frontpage, the rest I publish via ftp. I have not done much with the frontpage website hostings since I moved servers but I did try and update a website hosting and I am getting a server time out error message.

*The server "" timed out. The current request did not complete successfully*

I have done the usual turning off the firewall to see if this was the cause, and I have done a search to see what the possible cause and solution might be. The only suggestion that might apply is to increase the timeout parameter in the server configuration file.

Any ideas guys. It has never done this before so I can only conclude that it must be something on the server, however I am noted for my looks not my brains

**Jack** · #2 (**permalink**) 30-08-2007, 13:15

Try publishing your files in small groups. Usually a re-installation of the extensions will solve the problem. You should contact support for this at http://support.eukhost.com

**jc8654** · #3 (**permalink**) 30-08-2007, 14:32

As Jack said, I would reinstall the extensions. If you're on the linux hosting, that's just a few clicks from CPanel. If that doesn't work, I tried doing it with http://domain rather than http://www.domain and that solved a couple of problems I was having but not your specific one. Hope that helps!

**troglodyfae** · #4 (**permalink**) 30-08-2007, 14:44

Nope that did not work at all I think there is something a little odd going on as control panel looked weird and I have no icons. Support is my next port of call.

**eUKhost.com** · #5 (**permalink**) 30-08-2007, 15:52

let me know the ticket # if you have opened a ticket. I would like to take a look and see why this is not working.

**troglodyfae** · #6 (**permalink**) 31-08-2007, 09:06

I think I must be losing my mind. I was sure I had opened a trouble ticket but clearly not I am going to do so now. Found out what the problem was with my funny looking control panel, and I have to confess twas my fault although not my doing

Someone had accidentally disabled page colours etc in firefox.

**eUKhost.com** · #7 (**permalink**) 31-08-2007, 11:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by troglodyfae

I think I must be losing my mind. I was sure I had opened a trouble ticket but clearly not I am going to do so now. Found out what the problem was with my funny looking control panel, and I have to confess twas my fault although not my doing

Someone had accidentally disabled page colours etc in firefox.

Good to see that it has got sorted now. No need to feel bad for that

**jc8654** · #8 (**permalink**) 31-08-2007, 13:40

Life would be so much easier with computers if no-one else used the same ones! I'm having that problem all the time that people fiddle about with things and then don't know what they've done

**DPS Computing** · #9 (**permalink**) 01-09-2007, 11:50

I know, thats why from age 12 I have had my own computer, set up the way I like it. Its easy to fix a problem when you know what you have done to the computer than if someone has changed the settings - then it takes more time to fix the problem.

And there is definitely no need to feel bad troglody - you detected and fixed your own problem! - that is something to be proud of!