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[dartworth]

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[byronface]

something up with atotchat.org right now?

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Originally posted by: byronface
something up with atotchat.org right now?

Hmmm, maybe. I can see some flash code in the page source, but nothing opens up for me in either Firefox or IE. Sent mail to the atotchat.org address and have not heard back. Probably temporary.

 

[Imaginer]

Bump for the people who want in on the offer!

Also, I have a question, does the hosting support php or asp? I have some html documents that refer to other pages with the <!--include... for the time being from my old host. However, I cannot invoke them now.

Also, can I use an FTP client for uploads?

 

[dartworth]

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Hmmmm, guess I musta got turned down.

 

[bharok]

Might take a while or try again.
I just got it (sent the email this morning)

oh and bump ..

 

[Insane3D]

Just sent in my info...looking to get started on making my first site...as well as setup a FTP server..

Thanks dartworth!

 

[dartworth]

:sun:

 

[Insane3D]

Got my account setup (and some noob help from dartworth) in under 24 hours!

Bump for an awesome deal!

 

[dartworth]

 

[superjohnyo]

email to dart got lost but he responded on AIM and hooked me up.

bump!

 

[dartworth]

:wine:

 

[dartworth]

:shocked:

 

[LeetViet]

I sent you an email regarding switching from your subdomain to my own domain.

Bump ^^

 

[BigFatCow]

thanks dartworth!

 

[SirSnipe]

bump!

 

[dartworth]

Sunday bumpage

 

[dartworth]

:sun: x 10

 

[dartworth]

:moon:

 

[KeyserSoze]

Thanks for the quick response Dartworth!



KS

 

[dartworth]

 

[doctordoctor]

This is probably a dumb question but:

When registering a domain name with any particular web host, what happens in the event that the service becomes unavailable (e.g. if it's a commercial service and it goes out of business or for whatever other reason) or if a client decides he/she needs a more powerful and spacious host?

Can domain names be easily transferred to other hosts?

Do you lost the domain name?

Is there a good way to estimate the basic space and bandwitdth needs of a typical website?

 

[dartworth]

Originally posted by: doctordoctor
This is probably a dumb question but:

When registering a domain name with any particular web host, what happens in the event that the service becomes unavailable (e.g. if it's a commercial service and it goes out of business or for whatever other reason) or if a client decides he/she needs a more powerful and spacious host?

Can domain names be easily transferred to other hosts?

Do you lost the domain name?

Is there a good way to estimate the basic space and bandwitdth needs of a typical website?

When you register your domain, use a company such as Namecheap or Go Daddy. They are good registrars.

Once you choose a host it is very easy to move to another host when/if needed. It is just a matter of updating your nameservers with your registrar and uploading your files to the new site.

I would suggest going with a smaller web hosting account and if you need more space or bandwidth, it is just a matter of contacting your host and they can easily increase your quotas. If you need to host multipy domains, try a reseller account.

 

[dartworth]