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Trusting a webhost
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Join Date: May 2005
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I have been running my webhosting company (http://sustainedhits.com) for over 6 years and we have never been hacked.
This is unaccpetable to me.
I would find a new host.
This is unaccpetable to me.
I would find a new host.
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Join Date: May 2005
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Well switching to a new host can be transparent if you know what you are doing.
What packages do they offer that keeps you ther that you couldn't run on your own?
What packages do they offer that keeps you ther that you couldn't run on your own?
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Actually I'm not using any of their software packages anymore. The biggest thing is price. I cannot afford much and don't need much right now.
They offer me this:
100mb of storage space
4 gig of data transfer
2 mysql databases
it costs $2 a month
I don't haven't found someone yet that charges like that. I don't need some huge $20 package right now. I only want something small to begin with.
They offer me this:
100mb of storage space
4 gig of data transfer
2 mysql databases
it costs $2 a month
I don't haven't found someone yet that charges like that. I don't need some huge $20 package right now. I only want something small to begin with.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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One thing you could do is use a separate DNS manager to host the DOMINS only
then you can easily change the A or CNAME to any backup (including FREE hosts) when you need one in an emergency
Also some hack-scipts are design to ruin Index.html pages - keep an isolated backup of the index.html page in another directory
then you can easily change the A or CNAME to any backup (including FREE hosts) when you need one in an emergency
Also some hack-scipts are design to ruin Index.html pages - keep an isolated backup of the index.html page in another directory
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