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Note: You can use either ASP or .NET, However, you
can not use both of them at the same time.
To enable either ASP or .NET
1. Login to
Account Manager
2. Click on "Hosting Accounts"
3. Click on the "WebSite Manager" button next to
your hosting domain name
to launch your WebSite Manager Control Panel.
4. On the top left corner
of the WebSite Manager Control Panel page,
click on "Site Builders" from the menu.
5. Then click on "ASP / CFM Enabler"
6. Select the "ASP" tab.
7. Check either "standard" or "Secure (SSL)"
depending on which you will be using.
Note: To enable ASP using the "standard" option, you must
have at least one ASP file in the "public" directory
first.
To enable ASP using the
"Secure (SSL)" option, you must have at least one
ASP file in the "secure" directory first.
8. Click on "Ok/Apply"
What is the DSN connection string for ASP to use
with databases:
DSN connection for MS Access:
Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.open "DSN=prefix_domain_com"
DSN connection for MySQL:
Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.open "DSN=
prefix_domain_com;UID=dbm.domain.com;PWD=password"
What is the DSN-less connection strings for ASP
to use with databases:
DSNless connection for MS Access:
mdbfile = "/stuff/database.mdb"
connstr = "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ="
& Server.MapPah( mdbfile ) & ";"
DSNless connection for MySQL:
Driver={MySQL};Server=sqlc1.megasqlservers.com;DATABASE=prefix_domain_com;
UID=dbm.domainname.com;PWD=password;
Where to upload ASP scripts:
Upload your asp programs to the "public" directory
folder.
What is the path to the SendMail Program?
/usr/sbin/sendmail
What is the absolute path to: (Use the
following format, but do not take it literally!)
cgi-bin directory: /services/webpages/FirstCharacterOfDomain/SecondCharacterOfDomain/your-domain.com/cgi-bin/
public directory:
/services/webpages/FirstCharacterOfDomain/SecondCharacterOfDomain/your-domain.com/public/
private directory:
/services/webpages/FirstCharacterOfDomain/SecondCharacterOfDomain/your-domain.com/private/
access_log:
/services/webpages/FirstCharacterOfDomain/SecondCharacterOfDomain/your-domain.com/logs/access_log
Just as an example using domain name:
HostSite.com
The absolute path to the cgi-bin directory for this
case would be:
/services/webpages/h/o/hostsite.com/cgi-bin/
Follow the example format for hostsite.com to derive
the absolute paths for your own hosting domain name.
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