What Happened To JWeb2- How Do I Find Out Who They Were Sold To
Jan 4, 2009
I currently have my website hosted with JWeb2, and roughly 15 hours ago I started getting a Page Cannot be Displayed when trying to visit my website. I tried to connect via FTP and get an error message that says, "Failed resolve ftp.mydomain.com..."
I did a quick search for "JWeb2" on this forum, and found the following thread:
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I need help with this and I don't know what to do. There is no mention in the above thread, which is now closed, of who bought JWeb2 or who the new contact is. I received NO communication from JWeb2 to tell me they were selling themselves and who the new host was
I am sitting here now PRAYING that I did not lose all my data in the mean time.
How do I find out who the new host is and if my website is okay?
In whm, I set a reseller's account with limit by resource usage set at 3GB disk / 150GB bandwidth with overselling NOT allowed on each (unticked).
Somehow, the reseller was able to apply 250GB bandwidth to one account, 145GB to another, 15GB to another, so forth - by far passing the 150GB limit. How is that so?
I've been an Uplinkearth customer for over 5 years. Recently, after battling many months of intrusion attacks that left customer websites hacked, Uplinkearth seemed to finally get the upper hand and things were settling down. Then they suddenly started sending out emails about upcoming "Platform Upgrades". I figured it was a result of what they went through, and they were building a better service for their customers. I started thinking otherwise when my client sites started actually getting upgraded.
Uplinkearth's claim to fame has always been their tech support. Aside from the time during the hacker attacks, I would almost always have tickets resolved within an hour, and phone support was equally great. However, strange things began to happen when I recently contacted support about platform upgrade issues. The first strange thing is that you have to contact a different tech support group, and you have to contact them via phone or a different tech support email address. For clients who have been upgraded, the new control panel doesn't even include an online ticket system.
This is where it really started going downhill, responses from the new tech support group were in such broken English that I couldn't even decipher what they were saying at times. Also, I will get multiple response on the same ticket, with one response explaining the problem to me, and another response telling me that they are now investigating the problem. Not at all like Uplinkearth tech support.
The biggest indicator that something was going very wrong was a tech support response that told me the reason I couldn't get to a client's website was because an .htaccess file was coded incorrectly and that I should change the coding or delete the file. I'm on a Windows hosting plan. IIS is the webserver, and it doesn't use .htaccess files.
So at this point it doesn't take a rocket scientist to put 2 and 2 together and figure out what's going on. So I submitted a ticket to tech support (the original support group) to ask them what is going on. I explained the responses I was receiving and point blank asked them "does platform upgrade = sold?", and they were considerate enough to tell me the truth.
Apparently Uplinkearth has been sold to Hostopia. The "platform upgrades" that are being peddled as a wonderful upgrade for the client is simply a migration from one data center to another.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying anything at all negative about one company being sold to another. It's a common business practice and there's nothing inherently wrong with it. The problem I have with it is the way they are presenting it to their customers. For me, the one golden rule for a hosting company is never lie to your customer. And no, they didn't specifically lie about anything in their emails, but in my book this is definitely lying by omission. Just tell us the truth, we're going to find out anyway, and if we like the service we'll stay. If we don't, we're going to leave whether you told us about it or not.
It's even posted on the hostopia.com website, so it's already public knowledge.
It may very well turn out that these new people do a good job with it, but that will be for each customer to decide individually. As for me, tech support was the #1 reason I stayed with ULE so this weekend I'll be migrating my 5 websites and all my client sites onto my new reseller account.
I got around 15 k members on my forums which is hosted on servage , out of 15k email ids 21 were mine , today i checked my emails and was shocked to see I got two same type of mails in all my email ids!
The only link between my 21 mail ids was my forum only!
So I am 100% sure its the servage or any servage team members who did this to me.
what should i do next so this wont happen again in future also how can I report this to cops.
I recently purchased a dedicated server from a company I found on these forums. I have been very happy with the company, but the 2 IP's I have with the server are blacklisted in many places. I have been systematically trying to clean the address, but am starting to think that it may be a losing battle.
My ISP has offered
I have assigned to your account the following ip:
ip:216.144.227.125 sm:255.255.255.240
You can bind Exim to a secondary IP using the steps below:
a. Login to the server as root using SSH and open the file /etc/exim.conf in your favorite Unix text editor.
b. Locate the section of the file that contains the following:
remote_smtp: driver = smtp
c. Replace this section with the following modified version:
I don't know anything about this. Can someone please tell me if this is the best route. I don't want this to create any other issues for my email, like causing reverse DNS issues. If this will totally solve my problem, fine. If not, shouldn't I demand to have clean IP's assigned to my server, especially since the service is advertised as such?
I've been having a server from worldstream.nl for few months now, during the first months everything was good.
Now, during the last two months my server has been offline every week for hours. I Asked them to give me a new server because there are clearly some hardware problems. They didn't. They instead installed my debian os again. 4 days after the new installation, the server is offline again. I asked them to replace the server again, no success. They instead replied "Have you checked your error logs?".
It's a bit difficult to check the error logs if the server is offline.
I've been with RockmyWeb since the beginning of the year. Does anyone know what is wrong with their servers? Today my server went down and I can't connect to Rockmyweb to submit a ticket.
I have any accoutn with them form last couple of years and the were very good. Customer service was excillent and uptime was great.
But i am having difficulties from last month can't renew my domain which bought with them sent them hundereds of emails no repy, sent them support ticket no reply, tried to phone them but no one is picking it up.
Even tried to pay them via paypal but Paypal says repceptant can' accept money anymore... Really worried about my account because that was my resseller account and i hav about 10 client's website running on it.
into my second monthof VPS hosting I noticed my server was unavailable which I found was due to a hardware failure, I am then told that some IPs need changing, I've had no access to my sites for ages, no one is answering tickets and the phone number is dead.
Assuming the company has gone under, can I regain anything from paypal as I paid for my hosting through them
I have a VPS with SellWHM and it really rocks (amazing for the price).
Anyhow, I was working on my VPS and had a question. I went to bring up SellWHMPortal.com to submit a ticket, but no response. I then tried SellWHM.com and ditto.
Anyone know what's happening? My VPS is still up running fine. And, I really don't want to lose it.
What on earth is going on? I have had my business website hosted by 2mhost.com for years and now it has been down for 2 weeks and their site is down also? What a rip-off! There are no phone numbers to contact them on the internet (none from google), no email addresses to contact anybody! How professional i tell ya! I am paid until January and i am losing money because my site is NOT up and running, there have been problems ALL YEAR! But it has never went this long, and they could at least email or notify customers of something major going on or something. Does anybody know of how to contact them and/or if there was anything that is going on like are they still in business?
I've been trying to track down Alex Brecher, who I understand sold Successful Hosting to Navisite some months ago, regarding a project I did for him that I'm still owed some funds on.
Unfortunately, I've not been able to contact him by any means. The telephone number I had for him rings with a busy signal, he doesn't answer e-mails on what seems to be his current e-mail address (it was last updated a couple months ago on Plaxo), etc. I even tried sending a fax (which I think got through), but no reply... And sending him a message on LinkedIn ended off with him seemingly deleting me from his contacts :-|
Anyhow, I'm not one to leap to assumptions, but I get the distinct impression perhaps he doesn't want to talk to me -- which seems relatively absurd to me considering it was a relatively small project in any event. So I thought maybe someone here who is more familiar with the situation involving Successful Hosting's sale may be able to help me out in finding him, or at least give me a bit more insight :-)
how can i do a search for all files (probs using regex) of files consisting purely of numbers?
for e.g. find:
53243.php 24353.php 24098.php
(always have 5 numbers).
seems one of my accounts has had some script run which generated a bunch of these in various subfolders, and the php file basically does a callback to www3.rssnews.ws and www3.xmldata.info, which seem to be some sort of spyware servers.
I can't seem to figure out why this is not working. I want to cd into a directory and only compress certain files. However, what I end up with is a file called ..tgz (I am not sure why it is adding that other dot).
I have a CentOS web server at my company. It's dual opteron. That server also acts like a router and I have about 5 computer are connected to that router. My web server has been slowed and can i find out who is using my bw ?. Those 5 computers has only local ips (10.10.0.x).
that my website is just for me, no one else know that website.
Someone posted some code similar to below, I made modifications or two after trying to detect PHP "nobody" users, after dumping a few printenv I found PHP exports PWD when calling an external program such sendmail. Basically the PWD will show the user directory that is coming from, which is enough to detect who is sending SPAM even as nobody! It's not 100% secure in that they could wipe /var/log/formmail but I don't imagine any spam will notice the logger, they presume any cPanel server (or other CP for that matter) is the same.
mv /usr/sbin/sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail2 pico /usr/bin/sendmail (paste the below code into it) chmod +x /usr/bin/sendmail echo > /var/log/formmail chmod 777 /var/log/formail
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# use strict; use Env; my $date = `date`; chomp $date; open (INFO, ">>/var/log/formmail.log") || die "Failed to open file ::$!"; my $uid = $>; my @info = getpwuid($uid); if($REMOTE_ADDR) { print INFO "$date - $REMOTE_ADDR ran $SCRIPT_NAME at $SERVER_NAME"; } else {
also,i m looking for a specific cron right now (xbt_cron).once i find it ,what command do i use to run it manually.its supposed to run by itself..i just moved to a new server last week and now its stopped working.
I tried searching for it on google but couldn't find any server company offering VPS using Litespeed instead of Apache. Yes, I know that Apache could be optimized, but would like to try a VPS or dedicated server with Litespeed, just for testing and learning to use and troubleshoot Litespeed. Does anybody here know of a supplier? I would need less than 10 gigs, 250+ Ram as well as cPanel.
I run a site that does a lot of transfers AND uses a lot of CPU resources. I think I would like to get two different hosting plans to deal with these different patterns of usage, but where can I find a good host offering lots of bandwidth that is content to have it actually used? I've been with DreamHost for a while but they don't allow "data archiving" or whatever (and I have arguments against their claims but it's neither here nor there). So, really, where the heck can a guy find a good host offering plenty of space and bandwidth? Keep in mind I need pretty much no CPU power with such a plan; the web server can be stone cold stupid for all I care, as I can just get a VPS to run the CPU-intensive part of my site!
If I have PID 1122 of apche httpd and using 99% CPU. How can I find the crosponding web site name which is utilizing that much CPU so I can the suspend it.
Code: root@server [~]# service exim restart Shutting down clamd: [ OK ] Shutting down exim: [ OK ] Shutting down antirelayd: [FAILED] Shutting down spamd: [ OK ] Starting clamd: [ OK ] Starting exim-26: [ OK ] Starting exim: [ OK ] Starting exim-smtps: [ OK ] Starting antirelayd: Cannot find the maillog at /usr/sbin/antirelayd line 26. [FAILED] Starting spamd: [ OK ]
Assuming that one was to get a local office in a town, how would someone find building or area that had a high availbility of fiber nearby, but was not a datacenter? Are their fiber maps for each big city? Does anyone have fiber maps for Houston, Texas? I would be interested in seeing these maps if possible.
I can't find wget on a hosting. SSH command find / -name wget returns with nothing, however wget works properly on a hosting, what could the problem be?
