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bakura82
12-07-2001, 04:25 PM
i am trying to decide between to hosts. can you give me your opinion?

i am going to be sharing this space with my brother, so there will be two primary sites. i do not want a plan more than $20/mo.

below are the two best deals i can find.

what do you all think? if you recommend something else, why would it be better?

* www.hostnuke.com
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-Linux Webspace - 350MB
-Monthly Fee - $19.99mo
-Domain Name - $9.99yr
-Bandwidth: " ~5-8GB no real limit. most people use must less... "
-unlimited: POP3, Aliases, Forwarding, Mailing lists, Autoresponsers, FTP users
-Telnet, mySQL, PHP 4.0.6, Python, Perl 5.6, CGI-BIN, 128bit SSL server, .htaccess, phpMyAdmin, Control Panels,
subdomains=~20


* www.digisurge.com
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-Linux Webspace - 350MB
-Monthly Fee - $20.95
-Domain Name - $14.95yr
-Bandwidth: 15 Gigs
-POP Emails: 100
-Sub-Domains: 25
-Dedicated IP: Yes
-FTP Accounts: 25
-Anonymous FTP: Yes
-MySQL: 5
-Mailing List: 5
-PHP4, Mailing Lists, Control Panel, Preinstalled CGI/PHP Scripts, Telnet/SSH, Free Search Engine Submission, CGI-Bin, Nightly
Backups, Unlimited Email Forwards, WebMail, Unlimited Email Autoresponders, Digisurge.com SSL Access, Unlimited Email
Alasises, Password Protected Directories, Web Stats, Shopping Cart Software, SMTP Server, Domain Parking, Real Audio/Video,
Online Manual, 24/7 Support, Free Setup

what do you reccomend?

thanks!

.esteban

311
12-07-2001, 05:24 PM
Have you tried a search on both of these hosts using the search feature? ;)

bakura82
12-07-2001, 06:36 PM
Originally posted by 311
Have you tried a search on both of these hosts using the search feature? ;)

I don't understand the relevence this comment... I do not have a host yet, so I can test any scripts. I would imagine they would work the same way.

As for the search engine on the site, I am still not understanding the relevence.


I am sort of confused.

The Laughing Cow
12-07-2001, 06:58 PM
311 means clicking the search button on these forums and searching for posts by those companies

here

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/search.php?s=

bakura82
12-07-2001, 07:21 PM
lol... *grin*

that's hilarious of me. that thought didn't even cross my mind... lol


going to look now. thanks!


any input still welcomed!

coolguy23
12-07-2001, 08:13 PM
have you seen digisurge's site?
their little phrase is "let us re-enerqize your website!"
or something
wtf is up w/ that?
don't they know how to spell?!?!

Varun Shoor
12-07-2001, 08:34 PM
Originally posted by coolguy23
have you seen digisurge's site?
their little phrase is "let us re-enerqize your website!"
or something
wtf is up w/ that?
don't they know how to spell?!?!

Seems to odd to be a typo as q and g on the keyboard are far off :D

Anyhows, spelling mistakes do occur and they dont really reflect the service of that host (It could very well be that the host is being ran by a person who doesn't speak english well but provides excellent service).

bakura82
12-08-2001, 01:18 PM
maybe is what meant to be "cool" by doing that...

i don't know... i am finding it very hard to find a good host for $20/mo

i use readyhosting currently for another site of mine, and the truth is, i wouldn't ever reccomend it to anyone else.

so i am trying to find another good site and i can't seem to find anything good in the thread here...

skylab
12-08-2001, 08:49 PM
http://www.phpwebhosting.com/

you and your brother could have your own accounts for this price.

> $10 a month.
> 125mb storage (more free if you need it.)
> 5gb bandwidth (a realistic amount more free if needed. i was using 30gb per month at one point. they're easy to work with if you're not doing anything that's against their AUP.)
> OC-12 sonet ring to AT&T, UUnet and Global Crossing.
> un-metered subdomains (yourchoice.yourname.com)
> Full directory-level .htaccess usage
> SSH Access 24 hours a day
> Unlimited email addresses, forwards, etc. etc.
> Mailing lists, etc. etc.
> 1 MySQL Database (more free as needed)
> PHP4 (as an apache module and as a cgi)
> SSI
> Your own CGI-BIN
> Perl
> Python
> C
> C++
> Crontab
> Raw logs
> Control Panel
> SSL (their certificate or yours)

you get the idea...