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Post by PowderLich on Dec 30, 2010 2:42:06 GMT
Hai guys,
I'm looking to host a website, problem is: SCAMMERS, reviews = unreliable, top 10 = unreliable, anyway, you get the point...
what I'd like to know is: what site do you use? Hosting costs??
Is Server Uptime good? How much does the host let you store? how many FTP users?
Many thanks,
Powderlich
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Post by Qwerty on Dec 30, 2010 2:53:07 GMT
I use zymic, but it's a bit annoying sometimes and there's no ASP. It's free. Godaddy is another option, but the ads are annoying if you don't pay.
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Post by vaconcovat on Dec 30, 2010 5:43:46 GMT
I also use zymic, just for spare files, but it has annoying downtime.
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Post by disabled on Dec 30, 2010 9:22:43 GMT
I'm mainly using a free Awardspace account. They are pretty good, only downsides are a 500kb file limit and you can't hotlink images from other websites (read: no picture hosting for this forum). You can kinda work around both of them (just remove the extension of the image and use a php that does readfile("part1.big); readfile("part2.big");...) but the bigfile thing is kinda unreliable.
I recently registered a zymic account which doesn't have the restrictions awardspace has, but it doesn't look too stable to me. I'm not convinced enough to entirely switch to zymic.
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Post by Qwerty on Dec 30, 2010 10:18:09 GMT
It has a nasty habit of deleting pages entirely at random, so if you use zymic make sure you have everything backed up. I didn't back it up and as a result my digital Nonja base has a gaping hole in it that I'm frankly too lazy to fix.
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Post by PowderLich on Dec 30, 2010 10:33:09 GMT
Thank you all very much!
You are very helpful ;D !
I have decided to go for GoDaddy.com hosting for my website with the "economy" package as it best suits my needs as a webhost, once again, thanks.
PowderLich
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