I can check if the domain exists but I cannot check the username
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If you're lucky, you can use the IMAP, POP3 and NNTP functions, specifically imap_listscan. If not, you have some coding ahead of you, using socket and network functions.\n\nVisit http://www.php.net/docs.php and choose your language for documentation.
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You have to make sure, you have set an full qualified domain name ending with a dot.\n\nE.g.\n\nWithin SOA Record for domain example.yahoo.com. you have a IN A record for test1 like\n\ntest1 IN A 10.0.0.1\n\nand you have some cname records\n\ntest2 CNAME test1\ntest3 CNAME example.yahoo.com\ntest4 CNAME example.yahoo.com.\n\nthen \n\ntest2 will refer to test1.example.yahoo.com.\ntest3 will refer to example.yahoo.com.example.yahoo.com.\n\nand finally\n\ntest4 will refer to example.yahoo.com.\n\n\nThe dot at then end of a domainname is important and makes the difference between a relative and an absolut path.
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i don't think online game servers store usernames on a searchable page. they are stored in databases and then listed on the fly as needed.
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There cud be several reasons for this:\n1. The website url is wrong/mistyped or no longer exists.\nCannot do much in this case.\n2. The site is on the filtered/blocked list.\nGo to Tools>Internet options>Security>Click on the icon of 'internet' and see if that site is listed. Clear it if so.\n3. The privacy is set too high.\nGo to internet options and set it low.\n4. Open the command prompt (Start>run>type 'command' and click open. Ping the url (ex: ping www.yoursite.com) and note the ip address. Type the ip address in the address bar of IE and see if it opens. If it does, then your DNS is not resolved. Will have to reset your TCP/IP settings.\n5. If you are trying to access the site in an organization, then maybe the admin has blocked this site.
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Probably.  But have you tried using a simple whois to see who it's registered under?
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ask him is he using the right username with the right password?  if nothing works he can always make a new account
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pleaseb30.com or after30.com or +30invited.com  checkn the availability of domains. do mail me about the idea-check my pro
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Go into control panel\nClick on System\nClick on Computer Name Tab\nClick on Change\nClick Domain \nEnter Domain name\nit will ask for a login and password to the domain\nReboot.\n\nThats it.
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It sounds like the username & password it is after is for the host site you are uploading to. If you didn't save the username/password from when you set  up your account with them, go to the site itself & there should be a recovery method of one sort or another.
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if you try to ping the domain name im assuming that you are unable to resolve the host name.  If this is happening make sure in TCP/IP properties that you have the DNS Server Addresses right (or in your dhcp setup... whatever provides your network info)  If that is set up correctly make sure that DNS is running on your server (that the service is started)  If that is fine I would assume that your DNS is setup Incorrectly.  You might want to try to get a basic setup of dns on it to test it.  Its hard to give steps with out knowing more details (type of server, Network layout, type of workstation, Linux, Unix, Mac, Window, Dhcp, static IP address)
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Let me get this straight:\n\n1. You did a WHOIS on the domain name and saw it was taken last week.\n\n2. You called up Go Daddy and they told you it's available.\n\n3. You took it on the spot.\n\nLucky you. :)\n\nOne possibility: domain kiting/tasting. Read about it via the link I included.\n\nYour legal rights are dictated by your registrar's service agreement. Make sure you read and know what your rights are...before a judge reads it for you.
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I just used a form to send the username and password data to the appropriate place. Make sure you keep the "user" and "pass" attributes the same, and replace the path ("www.yourdomain.com") with the address of your site.\n\n<form name="login" action="http://www.yourdomain.com:2095/login/" method="post">\n  <p>\n    Username:\n    <br />\n    <input type="text" name="user" />\n  </p>\n  <p>\n    Password:\n    <br />\n    <input type="password" name="pass" />\n  </p>\n  <p><input type="submit" value="Submit" /></p>\n</form>\n\nPlease bear in mind that POST data is sent in plain text, so you may want to work out some sort of encryption.
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The problem is that you're looking for two services for free. First, is the hosting. But if you want to have just your name, you're also looking for a free domain name.\n\nIf you've already registered your domain name, then you are looking for the provider to redirect the URL to his site. Registering a domain name costs money and you aren't likely to find that service for free. There are some that do it for minimal cost, but it's still a cost.
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r u sure u are logged in properly. your user name and password?
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Don't forget that the username is case sensitive.
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If you're on a computer network, check to make sure your DNS server is running properly.  If it is, then check the DNS settings on your computer.
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get a server called "RaidenFTPD" and setup a domain at http://afraid.org\nthey explain how to setup dynamic DNS