Among others, the company cannot contain these words (or their abbreviations or derivatives) under any circumstances: "corporation," "incorporated," "State Police, " "board of trade," "chamber of commerce," or "partnership." The complete list of forbidden words is contained in LLCL Section 204.

part of the new (as of May 2007) QA/QC checks that the archive conducts on shows that are uploaded, more refined checks are conducted on shows. For more detail, see this forum post: http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=124098 What happens though, when a show either fails it's md5 check, it's internal flac checksum check, or is missing an info.txt file, every non .xml file in the show fileset (the flac files, the mp3's, etc) all become non-downloadable.

Fedora Core enables SELinux by default. Instructions for setting SELinux permissions for MediaWiki are available.

The underlying file system permissions do not allow the User/Group under which Apache is running to access the necessary files; or In the case where file system permission are at fault, remember that not only must the directory and files in question be readable, but also all parent directories must be at least searchable (i.e., chmod +x /directory/path) by the web server in order for the content to be accessible. Search your conf/httpd.conf file for this exact string: <Files ~>.

Foreign nationals and foreign commercial companies are not allowed to buy property in the military, strategic and security zones of Turkey. In other words, TAPU offices are supposed to check whether a property that is being purchased by a foreign national is within one of those forbidden zones or not.

Books are listed by category; they must be the property of the author and must not be defamatory or slanderous or contain material that may be considered to be possibly litigious. We accept adult material but may choose not to publish work that we consider is offensive ? site users can complain about any material that they believe is offensive and this may result in removal from the site [subject to our discretion].

There is a list of items you are forbidden to bring into Australia. It includes such things as weapons, illegal drugs, contraband and illegal furs and ivory. Check with the Australian Embassy or Consulate in your present overseas country. Be very careful not to bring in any illegal objects or substances. The penalties are severe: people go to prison.

During the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), many people made gains by lending money at extortionate rates. They made financial gain at the expense and misfortune of others. As a result, the payment of interest was forbidden because it was unjust. Islam teaches that money must be used in a useful way. You can’t make money from money. But you can generate wealth through legitimate trade in goods and items. But you must share the risks and rewards.

Of course not! You can have as many credit- and debitcards as you like. This is not what we mean by non-competition. Don't worry, you can participate, even you are member of ten other such programs, which offer debitcards for their partners, as long this is not their main-business and a direct competitor. Also no problem, as long you are not the general manager of this competitor and as long you keep all our internal things confidential.

Sites that are hate related or have illegal content such as child pornography, bestiality or the distribution of copyrighted material. This is exchange is ONLY for legal adult sites.

Children who wear any type of swimming diaper or who are diaper-aged are not allowed to swim because fecal matter may contaminate the water. This can expose other swimmers to fecal matter that is potentially infectious.

Purely negative feedback is inappropriate and will not be tolerated. Users here like advice as long as they have requested it, and if they have, you can post constructive advice, but only if it is polite and clearly not antagonistic. If there is a critic in you just dying to come out, you'll find the Critic's Corner forum a good place to find users who want your advice.

I have spent about a decade with Brethren churches and have only just come across this idea. The Brethren are in no way anti-technological. The author of this FAQ is a computer programmer by trade, and would say that most of the Brethren I know either have at home or use at work, a computer. However, there is one small group that does forbid the use of computers, and this bears some explanation.

First are the security settings in your browser. If you have your browser set to not accept anything from an insecure site you will frequently get an access denied message. Since the majority of Freeware sites are not "secure" you must decide if you want to change this setting. Second is the link itself. Unfortunately we are human and do make mistakes! We may have used an incorrect link so it is a good idea to tell us so that we can try to fix it.

Our site is publicly available to all users. Some school networks prevent access to all sites that contain a .com extension. Your network may be preventing access to our site for this or for another reason. You may want to contact your network adiministrator to correct this problem.

Yes. The newsgroup charter (see question 1) rules some subjects out of bounds explicitly. These are really just special cases of the general restriction of the newsgroup to its proper topic, specified only because they had previously caused problems in alt.history.what-if or other history newsgroups. In all cases, there is a more appropriate Usenet group for these subjects: this is a newsgroup for the discussion of alternate history.

Forbidden Errors usually occur when a Web site has restricted access to certain sections, such as "My Account." An error can occur when you try to access a file that can't be accessed directly. You may want to retrace your steps, and try a different route to access the page you were looking for. This error can also occur if you are accessing telus.com from your work computer. Proxy settings of your corporate network may not allow access to secure pages.

The fact that consumption of pork is prohibited in Islam is well known. The following points explain various aspects of this prohibition: The Qur'an prohibits the consumption of pork in no less than 4 different places. It is prohibited in 2:173, 5:3, 6:145 and 16:115. "Forbidden to you (for food) are: dead meat, blood, the flesh of swine, and that on which hath been invoked the name of other than Allah.

If you're direct-linking a sprite for example, it means you're displaying the image on your site like this: img src="http://kadashi.net/kadaj/sprite.gif" This is forbidded because it's using my bandwidth. Besides, it's easier to keep the images on your own server in case I'd change my domain or something. Please, don't. I've actually worked harder on the info than the screencaps (which you can use).

We kindly request to read carefully regulations at our website, it will help us to avoid problems at festival gates. Thank you for co-operation.

A 403 Forbidden error occurs when the web server finds itself with insufficient permissions to run your script. Make sure you have given the script proper permissions. In SSH, this is accomplished with: If you are uploading via FTP, your FTP client probably has some facility for setting file permissions. You want to make sure that all choices (user, group, and other) have execute permission.

The file permission on your script and/or the directory where your script resides has not been set correctly and the web server cannot access it. You will have to change the file/directory permissions.

The only current rule is that students will not be able to take both Leisure & Recreation and Travel & Tourism in any combination because there are a number of units common to both qualifications.

Yes. IRC bots, proxy servers, or anything that uses excessive memory or processor usage. We reserve the right to disable a script running on the server if it violates these terms. Account Related Questions

rd time and you will be BANNED from Site and Forum with the offending post and any links provided DELETED.

Use the-Cloak for any illegal purposes. This includes but is not limited to the transmission or receipt of illegal material. You may not use the-Cloak to violate copyrights or to break other forms of intellectual property law. You may not use the-Cloak to send spam (unsolicited advertising, bulk email, mass news posts, or any other kind of undesired large scale abuse of the net). Robots/web-crawlers and other non-human browsers may not use the-Cloak.

Yes, ID Firewall provides a double list with Allowed and Forbidden Applications which is found under the "System Guard" option. Yes, you can set your own rule regarding Internet Network applications. To do this, follow the steps: go to "Network Guard" section and write in the "content filer" box the name of the application you want to allow or ban. Select the action (DROP or PASS) from the end of the box and press the "Add Content Filter" button.