Scott, if you are hard set on hosting everything on your own server, then Joomla will probably be your best option. Take a look at some of these e-Commerce options:
e-Commerce - Joomla! Extensions Directory

You'll use a web browser to access, add and edit your website, but it will all be hosted on your own VPS.

Hitman pro is my new best friend.

no more redirects

TRACKING COOKIES :smash::smash::smash::smash::smash:

Cool Dude. I want to come look for plugs now.

Blow. That. Machine. Up.

At a minimum, back up everything and do a clean install. There's no way to guarantee you got it all and chances are pretty good that you didn't.

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

He likes the pain

mmmmm make it hurt bill you big studmuffin

bastids got me again. google re-directs. Same thing.

i tracked my oatmeal cookies right back to BJ's.

Quit looking at midget porn.

But seriously, you probably never had the old machine 100% clean.

You seem to be having some unresolvable problems.For what you use your computers for you might seriously want to take a look at a Linux OS.

OK,to all you geeks who beat me up last time for suggesting this...fire away.But in Scott's best interest a Linux OS is a viable solution.

It was clean before but it's infected again. hitman found 3 tracking cookies but not the virus this time. ugh. here we go again.

It's coming in via a script or image on a site somewhere. I have that script blocker on there now but there's alot of good midget porn that you have to unblock the script thing to see anything on the page. Must be the links nebe sends me :hee:

RHEL with firefox is pretty good

Don't worry about the tracking cookies... not really a big deal. If you are getting infected,it's probably from malware injected into a legitimate website's javascript.

Use FireFox and install the "No Script" addon. In a week or two, you'll filter through most sites you visit and have added enough exceptions that you'll rarely notice it in the background.

"No Script" is a good first line of defense. A good Network Security solution is needed to back it up. Get Kaspersky Internet Security Suite.

I have some software that I run that visits 50k-300k different websites/day and archives some data about the sites. I'll get at least 100+ sites that have malware on them and have not had an infection yet. Kaspersky is good stuff.

Or, like I said in the past, run your internet browser in Sandboxie - Sandbox software for application isolation and secure Web browsing and you'll never have to worry about malware getting onto your computer again.