On Monday 28 Sep 2009 21:07:59 Constantine Shulyupin wrote:
I tired from GoDaddy,
what do you suggest?
I'm using http://www.shlomifish.org/meta/hosting/ . Reading from a previous
message:
My web-sites are hosted on http://www.shlomifish.org/meta/hosting/
(eonspace.net). It's an
Something I just found and thought it might be good to share:
http://blog.sqawasmi.com/index.php/2009/09/28/ping-tip-ctl-backslash/
Sending SIGQUIT (ctrl-\) to ping will make it print a status line and
continue pinging.
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Hi,
For US surfers:
I would use http://www.medialayer.com
Relatively small company but their support is fanatical and the speed is
good ( Not optimal for Israelis surfers )
For Israelis surfers:
I would use one of the local Israeli hosting companies.
Hi,
I would consider buying used server and fill it up with hard drives. Then
using Linux or OpenSolaris to manage them.
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http://www.epoch.co.il - weaving the Net.
Cellular: 054-4848113
2009/9/29 Michael Ben-Nes mich...@epoch.co.il:
Hi,
I would consider buying used server and fill it up with hard drives. Then
using Linux or OpenSolaris to manage them.
We have some used servers laying around (and I'd much prefer to use
existing hardware), but we also have (or will have in the
Requirements:
disk space 0.5-1 GB
download size of frequent pages - 3MB
average visits - 300 per day ~= 1 GB / day = 30 GB/month
peak load: slashdot effect - 100 K per day ~= 30 Mbps = 300 GB
~ 2 peak days in month = 0.6 TB (GoDaddy failed to service promised
1.5 TB of dedicated hosting)
Fast
BTW,
How do I disable that stupid red window on FF? *I* don't have problems with
those kind of sites. This warning is preventing *me* from looking into the
site and learning what/who/how things are done.
On Sunday 27 September 2009 07:41:43 Noam Rathaus wrote:
Hi,
Does someone know
2009/9/29 Constantine Shulyupin co...@linuxdriver.co.il:
Requirements:
disk space 0.5-1 GB
download size of frequent pages - 3MB
average visits - 300 per day ~= 1 GB / day = 30 GB/month
peak load: slashdot effect - 100 K per day ~= 30 Mbps = 300 GB
~ 2 peak days in month = 0.6 TB (GoDaddy
