The'v changed their homepage design and this time I personally think that the old design was a bit better than the new one,This one might work In terms of performance but I personally think that the new design might not work out pretty well.
Monday morning I signed up with Pronet Hosting because of their $25 for the year promotion. Especially since their website says they propogate the domain and all such for free.....
SO far......
I've received an invoice for $35.95 INCLUDING A $10.95 charge for moving my domain.
The domain still hasn't propogated after 54 hours.
But, I just spoke to support and they tell me it'll probably propogate by tomorrow.
WHERE does this company do their support from? So far, every time I've called I've gotten a person with a strong accent, the last time it was so thick I was unable to understand much of his explanation of why the domain still hadn't propogated...
I signed up partially because of the glowing reviews in here. I was told they're located in Los Angeles, but if they're doing support from overseas I'm a little concerned about future problems.
What have other's experiences been with this company?
As many of you may know mod_cache does not cache directory index files, this can be fixed with mod_rewrite but the index page of the domain (the homepage) seems to be impossible to cache it. The following rules cache the folders but not the homedir (this means that www.thedomain.com/folder is cached but www.thedomain.com is not): DirectorySlash Off RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ([^.*]) RewriteCond "%{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_URI}/index.htm" -f RewriteRule "^(.*)$" "$1/index.htm" [NC,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^([^.*])$ RewriteCond "%{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_URI}/index.html" -f RewriteRule "^(.*)$" "$1/index.html" [NC,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^([^.*])$ RewriteCond "%{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_URI}/index.php" -f RewriteRule "^(.*)$" "$1/index.php" [NC,L]
Note that DirectorySlash should be off (or mod_dir not loaded) in order to work also with URL that end with no slash
As I said before this will work for any folder but it does not work for public homedir directory. So when a user visit [url] it does not work (unless you type the name of the index file: [url]
For me it is critical to make this work in someway, the index homepage is the main page that needs to be cached in my case (and in many others).
Do you know any solution for this? I found the first message about this in the Internet in 2002 but I'm using last version of apache httpd and still does not work.
If you have no idea about how to fix it, maybe you know some other easy alternative. Lighttpd + mod_cache + mod_deflate are not compatible: "mod_cache can be used in conjunction with other lighttpd plugins (except mod_deflate and mod_secdownload)"
I've got a VPS with XenSmart, and I'm running CentOS. Recently, I have been needing to redirect my users to 'www.', since if they don't put the 'www.' in front of the domain the vB forum doesn't run properly. Though, to do this, I edited the .htaccess file and was using the 'mod_rewrite' command, but this requires Apache.
So, on my VPS I've installed Apache, and set LXAdmin to use 'httpd' instead of 'lighttpd', though now my web pages wont show up and all I've got is the default Apache web page:
[url]
How am I able to use Apache (HTTPD) and have it load my current forum? My current forums hosted in:
I am trying to make a free shell service, and i was wondering if it was possible using a FreeBSD VPS, with CPanel, and additional IPs. Or would a dedicated server be required to do that?
I've sent in for my refund over 7 days ago and still nothing. I've also got a ticket here which hasn't been replied to within 72hours. Pc-Core just give me my refund all I want is my money. I'm sorry you might be busy or something but just give me my money.
I've been waiting forever you should just give me my money!
I got a dedicated server running, which is administered by DirectAdmin, which I mainly use as a mysql server. Now my question would be, what would I do to give all resources possible to mySQL? I mean I donīt wanna take down directadmin and setup mySQL only, so I want to keep directadmin but give almost all server resources to mySQL?
What I did so far is adjust all tables, do indexes and stuff.
The background is that at certain times I face server loads of 40 caused by many external servers of mine querying the mySQL database on the server I am talking about.
So while the load is mainly below 0.1 it sometimes goes up to 40. So this peak I wanna slow down a little bit by giving all resources to mySQL. To say that beforehand splitting the queries from external servers is not an option - they all need to be done at the same time.
So I would really be interested and thankful in what you would advice to do to optimize the mySQL service?
Speaking from personal experience only, who are the good, helpful hosts, who can give a reseller account, with servers physically located in the UK, giving 20Gb Bandwidth and 1Gb Disk space, has excellent email support (in English!!!!!) within 20 minutes of sending the email, full access to Cpanel including access to HTAccess, all for less than 20 pounds a month.
My dedi host, was having all sorts of problems with simply just setting up a box, taking them roughly a week, and I'm still waiting for a resolution.
Anyhow,
Windows validation failed, I contacted them to open up a ticket, They wanted the password to root because I've changed the default password they gave me, so I gave them the password
(1)Should I not be doing this, or do you have to give them the password when they ask. (2)Can this have been resolved without giving them password to root.
They said it'd be resolved in an hour, I emailed them back and they said they'll email me when it's done. But they've closed off the ticket.
(3)Issue hasn't been resolved, how's anyone going to be working on it if the ticket is closed? Shouldn't that ticket be left open till the issue is resolved?
Wow I'm so green behind the ears with all this stuff.
I've been with JaguarPc since 1999 and I just realized that through all my years here I never gave them a shout out. These guys are very helpful and it's amazing the type of service they offer for the money. I have 2 virtual private servers with them and absolutely no issues. They manage the entire server for me for $33.95 a month. So if anybody needs good hosting:
I know nothing of server management, nothing about how to manage my VPS Can't even install a simple software and do not know how to secure my VPS on the other hand I am so busy I can't learn at least for a few months have trouble
I've got an older "Super Server P4" series server @ ThePlanet - it's been a great box for years. We recently upgraded php4 to php5 and did a mysql upgrade as well. Ever since, randomly, without warning, Apache stops terminating connections, so the max connections fills up, and httpd won't respond. Apache doesn't stop running, it just max's out and stops accepting new connections, so customers assume the server is "down", although email/FTP work fine.
The server never crashes, the loads stay down, but httpd just fills up and won't accept more connections. We can't increase max connections (we actually DECRESED IT), because they'll just keep piling up, never terminating, and then ultimately, it will crash the box.
My admin has worked for nearly 2 weeks trying to figure it out, and Scott (AtomicRocketTurtle) and his team have been evaluating it for about a week - it's happened 3x in 2 days ... last night, httpd quit responding for about 7+ hours and since we didn't have httpd monitoring, we never knew until the office opened this AM and I had two very angry customers. Scott suspects it may be some rogue application that triggers it that didn't affect it prior to the php5/mysql upgrades.
Both Scott and Parm, my admin, have about thrown in the towel and are recommending we retire the server and migrate to a new box.
It's older - much older .. I'm pasting specs below, RHEL3, Plesk 7.5 .. but just wonder, before retiring an old server that was RUNNING GREAT prior to the upgrade, maybe someone has seen this happen before?
If so - PLEASE LET US KNOW before I spend the $$$ on a new box.
I'd like to give my username on my server permission to access g++ to compile custom C++ programs. I know I can just su - and compile as root, but I really don't like that.
What do I need to do to allow ONLY my username permission to do that?
I am just curious, I know that it is a great customer retention hook, but really, and how about unlimited bandwidth? This is my first post on the forum, and I will be asking many more questions as I want to get the inside scoop before I take the reseller plunge.
At first glance it seems as though the advertising is throughout the site and not just in the advertisement section. I know it's only $7.95, but for life? I guess if they're paying for 2 years at a time, but month to month there is no way. They would end up with a ton of registered domains, and allot of parked domains. Oh well just thought I would ask.
I have an account on godaddy, with more than 20 domains registered and well, so far i have been in charge of the updates of these domains and the websites they represent. But now I have this customer who is asking me to have access to his specific domain so he can upload files by him self, the thing is that i dont have a clue of how to do it. I tried to create a new account in godaddy for this customer and tried to transfer this domain into his account and I was not allowed to. I cannot give him my username and psw cause he wont only have access to his website but all those i have registered under my account. I will really appreciate some advises to help me work this out.