Date: 10/15/05     Keywords: sql, web

Free webspace to anyone that knows how to design and wants to build a personal / photographic website.

Just go to the site jenepher.com/x and fill out the form. I will send you your log in information after I set up your FTP account. If you have any questions just email them to me at bratusek@jenepher.com

-20 Mb of space
-unlimited bandwidth
-no pop ups
-no cgi
-no sql

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/31628.html

Date: 10/15/05     Keywords: sql, web

Free webspace to anyone that knows how to design and wants to build a personal / photographic website.

Just go to the site jenepher.com/x and fill out the form. I will send you your log in information after I set up your FTP account. If you have any questions just email them to me at bratusek@jenepher.com

-20 Mb of space
-unlimited bandwidth
-no pop ups
-no cgi
-no sql

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/31628.html

Date: 10/14/05     Keywords: sql, web

Free webspace to anyone that knows how to design and wants to build a personal / photographic website.

Just go to the site jenepher.com/x and fill out the form. I will send you your log in information after I set up your FTP account. If you have any questions just email them to me at bratusek@jenepher.com

-20 Mb of space
-unlimited bandwidth
-no pop ups
-no cgi
-no sql

Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/31628.html

Date: 10/14/05     Keywords: sql, web

Free webspace to anyone that knows how to design and wants to build a personal / photographic website.

Just go to the site jenepher.com/x and fill out the form. I will send you your log in information after I set up your FTP account. If you have any questions just email them to me at bratusek@jenepher.com

-20 Mb of space
-unlimited bandwidth
-no pop ups
-no cgi
-no sql

Source: https://webhosts.livejournal.com/31628.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: no keywords

I've been trying to get anonymous logon to work with IIS for a while now, and I just can't seem to do it. I'm using IIS6 on Windows Server 2003. If I configure IIS to use the default account of IUSR_SERVY (i.e., IUSR_servername) I get a 401.1 error when I try to access any page. I gave IUSR_SERVY read\execute permissions, and out of desperation, even full control, but I still got a 401.1. I was reading that this problem can be caused when the password IIS has stored doesn't match the actual IUSR_ password, so I tried creating a new account(because nobody seems to know the IUSR password around here), which I called IIS_ANON, and gave it the same permissions as IUSR_SERVY, but that did not work either. The one thing that does seem to work is to set the anonymous user to my account\password, in which case everyting seems to work dandy. That, however, seems like a really bad idea, because I am an administrator(not to mention that I don't like the idea of something without my control running under my name.) So what's the next step in troubleshootin this?

X-posted like mad

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/31410.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: no keywords

I've been trying to get anonymous logon to work with IIS for a while now, and I just can't seem to do it. I'm using IIS6 on Windows Server 2003. If I configure IIS to use the default account of IUSR_SERVY (i.e., IUSR_servername) I get a 401.1 error when I try to access any page. I gave IUSR_SERVY read\execute permissions, and out of desperation, even full control, but I still got a 401.1. I was reading that this problem can be caused when the password IIS has stored doesn't match the actual IUSR_ password, so I tried creating a new account(because nobody seems to know the IUSR password around here), which I called IIS_ANON, and gave it the same permissions as IUSR_SERVY, but that did not work either. The one thing that does seem to work is to set the anonymous user to my account\password, in which case everyting seems to work dandy. That, however, seems like a really bad idea, because I am an administrator(not to mention that I don't like the idea of something without my control running under my name.) So what's the next step in troubleshootin this?

X-posted like mad

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/31410.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: web

Can anyone recommend me any good free messageboard/bbs/forum services? It would be nice if they don't have banners. Or is there maybe a webhost that could host a messageboard (as I might be able to get a code myself in making my own board)?

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/31085.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: web

Can anyone recommend me any good free messageboard/bbs/forum services? It would be nice if they don't have banners. Or is there maybe a webhost that could host a messageboard (as I might be able to get a code myself in making my own board)?

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/31085.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: web

Can anyone recommend me any good free messageboard/bbs/forum services? It would be nice if they don't have banners. Or is there maybe a webhost that could host a messageboard (as I might be able to get a code myself in making my own board)?

Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/31085.html

Date: 10/12/05     Keywords: web

Can anyone recommend me any good free messageboard/bbs/forum services? It would be nice if they don't have banners. Or is there maybe a webhost that could host a messageboard (as I might be able to get a code myself in making my own board)?

Source: https://webhosts.livejournal.com/31085.html

Date: 09/23/05     Keywords: web, hosting

I've been maintaining a single personal website for a number of years now, but now the rest of my family wants to get in on the act, and have their own websites, too. We signed up for a shared hosting account that advertised multiple domains, but after we got it set up realized that this was not what we wanted at all. Rather than several independent domains, we had one domain and several others that were aliased to the main one. I reasoned that surely there was a way for the host to set it up on the server the way we wanted it, but apparently not.

So I have two questions: First, is this the behavior I should expect from a shared hosting account, or did we just end up with a bad host? In other words, are there shared hosts out there that will support multiple, independent domains on a single account, or is this not even possible? And second, if not, what kind of account do I need to do what I want to do?

From the little I've been able to figure out, it looks like a reseller account might be my ticket. But I honestly don't know what I'm doing at all. If a reseller account is what I need, do any of you have hosting suggestions?

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/30483.html

Date: 09/23/05     Keywords: web, hosting

I've been maintaining a single personal website for a number of years now, but now the rest of my family wants to get in on the act, and have their own websites, too. We signed up for a shared hosting account that advertised multiple domains, but after we got it set up realized that this was not what we wanted at all. Rather than several independent domains, we had one domain and several others that were aliased to the main one. I reasoned that surely there was a way for the host to set it up on the server the way we wanted it, but apparently not.

So I have two questions: First, is this the behavior I should expect from a shared hosting account, or did we just end up with a bad host? In other words, are there shared hosts out there that will support multiple, independent domains on a single account, or is this not even possible? And second, if not, what kind of account do I need to do what I want to do?

From the little I've been able to figure out, it looks like a reseller account might be my ticket. But I honestly don't know what I'm doing at all. If a reseller account is what I need, do any of you have hosting suggestions?

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/30483.html

Date: 09/23/05     Keywords: web, hosting

I host a couple of domains over at Dreamhost and they've really been an outstanding webhost.

Their Level 1 Plan,  which is $7.95 a month, includes 4800MB of space and EVERY WEEK THEY INCREASE IT BY 40MB! Wild! Also, Level 1 includes 120GB of bandwidth and EVERY WEEK IT INCREASES BY 1GB! How cool is that! They have really great reviews on other websites, and 99.9% uptime.

I have Promotional Codes that equal $50.00 OFF any hosting package with Dreamhost! Just enter the code for your plan when you sign up.

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/30405.html

Date: 09/23/05     Keywords: web, hosting

I've been maintaining a single personal website for a number of years now, but now the rest of my family wants to get in on the act, and have their own websites, too. We signed up for a shared hosting account that advertised multiple domains, but after we got it set up realized that this was not what we wanted at all. Rather than several independent domains, we had one domain and several others that were aliased to the main one. I reasoned that surely there was a way for the host to set it up on the server the way we wanted it, but apparently not.

So I have two questions: First, is this the behavior I should expect from a shared hosting account, or did we just end up with a bad host? In other words, are there shared hosts out there that will support multiple, independent domains on a single account, or is this not even possible? And second, if not, what kind of account do I need to do what I want to do?

From the little I've been able to figure out, it looks like a reseller account might be my ticket. But I honestly don't know what I'm doing at all. If a reseller account is what I need, do any of you have hosting suggestions?

Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/30483.html

Date: 09/23/05     Keywords: web, hosting

I've been maintaining a single personal website for a number of years now, but now the rest of my family wants to get in on the act, and have their own websites, too. We signed up for a shared hosting account that advertised multiple domains, but after we got it set up realized that this was not what we wanted at all. Rather than several independent domains, we had one domain and several others that were aliased to the main one. I reasoned that surely there was a way for the host to set it up on the server the way we wanted it, but apparently not.

So I have two questions: First, is this the behavior I should expect from a shared hosting account, or did we just end up with a bad host? In other words, are there shared hosts out there that will support multiple, independent domains on a single account, or is this not even possible? And second, if not, what kind of account do I need to do what I want to do?

From the little I've been able to figure out, it looks like a reseller account might be my ticket. But I honestly don't know what I'm doing at all. If a reseller account is what I need, do any of you have hosting suggestions?

Source: https://webhosts.livejournal.com/30483.html

Date: 07/07/05     Keywords: no keywords

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/29172.html

Date: 07/07/05     Keywords: no keywords

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/29172.html

Date: 07/07/05     Keywords: web, hosting

How exactly does one go about switching hosts?

I've been on Rydia.net's Domain Account for about a year and I'm interested in switching to DreamHost's Managed Web Hosting, but I'm not entirely sure how.

I have the domain and a whole whack of things on it, not to mention a POP3 account that I use for just about everything. Will I have to download everything onto my computer then upload it onto the new host? What about the POP3? And how do I switch domains?

Thanks a lot!

Rock on. <3 

Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webhosts/28823.html

Date: 07/07/05     Keywords: web, hosting

How exactly does one go about switching hosts?

I've been on Rydia.net's Domain Account for about a year and I'm interested in switching to DreamHost's Managed Web Hosting, but I'm not entirely sure how.

I have the domain and a whole whack of things on it, not to mention a POP3 account that I use for just about everything. Will I have to download everything onto my computer then upload it onto the new host? What about the POP3? And how do I switch domains?

Thanks a lot!

Rock on. <3 

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webhosts/28823.html

Date: 07/07/05     Keywords: no keywords

Source: https://webhosts.livejournal.com/29172.html