Yay Yupapa is moving...

[guitarnerd]

Yupapa is getting off of Don Host AWESOME! They have been a good host even though they run off of the ole' crappy Don host. Cant wait, I wonder what resseller program they will run off now lol

[Haze]

From his posts on WHT, he says hes getting a "Daddy" server with a "friend".. I supposed Daddy is supposed to mean Dedicated.

[Mika]

Originally posted by guitarnerd
Yupapa is getting off of Don Host AWESOME! They have been a good host even though they run off of the ole' crappy Don host. Cant wait, I wonder what resseller program they will run off now lol

Sorry, but who cares!

[cheatpark]

Originally posted by Mika


Sorry, but who cares!
Loads of people care because YUPAPA hosting will improve.

[NexDog]

Loads of people care because YUPAPA hosting will improve.
<<Removed>>

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by NexDog

<<Removed>>

Thats abit harse:biggrin2:

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by cdudeuk18


Thats abit harse:biggrin2:

Harsh but true. :rolleyes: He told me he had hundreds of clients... but I knew that was a lie.

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Giancarlo


Harsh but true. :rolleyes: He told me he had hundreds of clients... but I knew that was a lie.

Well he's got more than 3 :)

[NexDog]

Of course he has more than 3, but lets not get carried away with posts of, "Loads of people care because YUPAPA hosting will improve." From what I heard, his operation is a fly-by-night-go-get-your-spurs-on affair. A client of mine who was there briefly told me.

[Giancarlo]

His operation isn't professional nor is it one I recommend you go with.

[roly]

is his server run off some Cable or DSL modem as i think it might be. Look in his Whois, would you trust a company that says 'Yupapa, Ice Penguin None' as the address in the Whois and uses wBB for support forums(thought it used to be warez vBulletin):confused: I wouldn't!

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by roly
is his server run off some Cable or DSL modem as i think it might be. Look in his Whois, would you trust a company that says 'Yupapa, Ice Penguin None' as the address in the Whois and uses wBB for support forums(thought it used to be warez vBulletin):confused: I wouldn't!

People said he is a donhost reseller. Do you think donhost uses cable modem?
How the heck did you know he used a warez VBulletin? Using WBB as a support forum can cause a problem?

[roly]

I thought it'd be a warez vB 'coz he got rid of it and warez is one of the thins YUPAPA participates in, i heared @ WHT that he used to distribute warez vBulletin
wBB=un-pro

[Dumbbell69]

If you think he can't afford a VBulletin, how could he pay for donhost reseller package? As Haze said, he is going to buy a server which is way expensive than donhost's reseller plan.

That's up to you if you think he is that kind of person.

[ducktape]

pretty interesting whois

[guitarnerd]

Yupapa has about 90 people.

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by guitarnerd
Yupapa has about 90 people.

Which is probally why he needs a server:classic2:

[Giancarlo]

How exactly can he afford all of this? His parents are probably throwing money away to quickly.... I expect a company not to fake the Whois, and to buy a copy of VB, if it can't do that it is a scam.

[MN-Carl]

Pretty easy .. i could support buying a server ... but i'm spending my money on other stuff :classic2:

[Bruce]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
I expect a company not to fake the Whois, and to buy a copy of VB I agree with the part about the whois, but buying a vBulletin right off doesn't justify how professional a compnay is.

[add]

Okay, GC. Below10Host doesn't have vBulletin. I gues that makes them a scam too, huh?

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
How exactly can he afford all of this? His parents are probably throwing money away to quickly.... I expect a company not to fake the Whois, and to buy a copy of VB, if it can't do that it is a scam.

You said he isn't professional, so maybe he likes to play around with the whois? :D Who knows.

[guitarnerd]

Why are all of you so eager to bad mouth a company? Yupapa is a good host! I haven't been let down yet.

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Phrozen
[add]

Okay, GC. Below10Host doesn't have vBulletin. I gues that makes them a scam too, huh?

They don't even have a bulletin board, they do all their support via email, and everytime I ask a question they get back to me in a minute. It is like there is a robot which has a mind of its own working there.


You said he isn't professional, so maybe he likes to play around with the whois?

But really is it helpful?

[Giancarlo]

I am going by people's words here, but what I meant of buying a copy of VB, does not mean hosts that don't have VB are scams, but hosts who have warez versions are.

[guitarnerd]

Who cares what message forum they have. Its how they host that counts

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by guitarnerd
Who cares what message forum they have. Its how they host that counts

Yeah that too... and I have my doubts about yupapa, always have.

[guitarnerd]

Ummm, I don't think you can trust any discount host, but some body has got to host you, I am getting my own server though so Im not going to care. Yupapa has been good...

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by Giancarlo


Yeah that too... and I have my doubts about yupapa, always have.

That's up to you. I have just used the search engine and found what he said to him on the day he announced his hosting. You called his company a deficit producer. So now, he can get rid of donhost and buying his own server, you think he is still a deficit producer? I think you have no doubts at all, but you are just jealous or biased because it is run by a teenager.
As I can see on this forum, L33T.ca is run by teenagers and you treated them with the same attitudes.

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Dumbbell69


That's up to you. I have just used the search engine and found what he said to him on the day he announced his hosting. You called his company a deficit producer. So now, he can get rid of donhost and buying his own server, you think he is still a deficit producer? I think you have no doubts at all, but you are just jealous or biased because it is run by a teenager.
As I can see on this forum, L33T.ca is run by teenagers and you treated them with the same attitudes.

I will not make age an issue here, I will not exploit it for my own self gain. Infact I am 17 MYSELF, 17 YEARS OLD. I am a teenager. I called his company a deficit producer because it wouldn't make profit. It has nothing to do with age, but money.

[guitarnerd]

Hey I am 15 and I am starting a host

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by Giancarlo


I will not make age an issue here, I will not exploit it for my own self gain. Infact I am 17 MYSELF, 17 YEARS OLD. I am a teenager. I called his company a deficit producer because it wouldn't make profit. It has nothing to do with age, but money.

alright, you are saying that he is still a deficit producer even he can get rid of donhost and afford a server?

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Dumbbell69
alright, you are saying that he is still a deficit producer?

Yes, I don't see how he could possibly be making a profit, especially if his costs double. I am going to be a future economics major btw.

[guitarnerd]

This is horrible.

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
I am a teenager. I called his company a deficit producer because it wouldn't make profit. It has nothing to do with age, but money.

Sure, you can call this company whatever you want, but I just want to know what makes you think this company won't make any profit, but STILL can improve his own services by purchasing servers instead of being a reseller.

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Dumbbell69


Sure, you can call this company whatever you want, but I just want to know what makes you think this company won't make any profit, but STILL can improve his own services by purchasing servers instead of being a reseller.

No, it is called the cost outcome... what will he gain from providing services where he loses money?

[PyschoPath]

Originally posted by NexDog

You mean loads of his 3 clients? :D


Admin Edit: Never, Never, and I'll repeat it once more Never type a message like that. If you ever type another message so blatantly ignoring the rules again you are banned. You know the rules as you've been around here long enough. Here's your second chance, don't waste it.

[Dumbbell69]

Originally posted by Giancarlo


No, it is called the cost outcome... what will he gain from providing services where he loses money?

I don't quite understand your explaination. How could a host provide service where he loses money? If he is losing money, then how could he be able to improve his hosting now?
Anyways, maybe I am dumb because i don't know much about business and economy. :)

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Dumbbell69


I don't quite understand your explaination. How could a host provide service where he loses money? If he is losing money, then how could he be able to improve his hosting now?


He has to pay for the lease on the server... a person can still be losing money slowly, and still have it to spend.

[Dumbbell69]

Ok.. You maybe right ;)

[Archbob]

Well, if you carry a job, you can afford rackchack servers, and at his prices , he could easily make a profit.

[guitarnerd]

ok Dedicated server = $200 a month
let's just say 50 users, paying on average $6 a month sooo...
50x$6=$300 so basically he is making AT THE VERY LEAST $100 a month, for what? Designing a web site and going through the trouble of registering and taking new accounts, hey I probably work more on my site than he does on his, and he gets $100 a month for it, sounds like a good deal.

[guitarnerd]

Chances are he is paying more like $100 a month for his server and the average person is paying more like $8 a month for there hosting, and he has more than 50 users so it is really like

75x$8=$600

Wa la, $500 bucks a month. Wow I am convincing myself to do this...

[Toefur]

Originally posted by guitarnerd
Chances are he is paying more like $100 a month for his server and the average person is paying more like $8 a month for there hosting, and he has more than 50 users so it is really like

75x$8=$600

Wa la, $500 bucks a month. Wow I am convincing myself to do this...

It is tempting isn't it...

I was considering it myself. :D

[Jan]

Maybe you should consider a career in Economics guitarnerd, as you seem to be able to work things out in a positive way ;)

[is0lized]

Originally posted by guitarnerd
Hey I am 15 and I am starting a host


your going to lose loads of money if you dont it right

you need to get the server $$$

get a control panel $$$

get a back up system $$$

automatic signup

have good support

know alot about unix (if unix machine)

i bet you think its going to be a point and click kinda thing and you will get money in your mail box for doing nothing

[guitarnerd]

I am working on becoming a programmer, I am fifteen and do web design, I just finished my VB6 book and am going to go buy a C# book, I know some actionscript/java.

Isolized first off, I know its not a point and click thing, not to mention I have set up stuff like that before, I am not concerned with money, and I am not renting or reselling anything, I am paying for it all so I am not going to lose any money. if I have 10 members paying $5 a month I will actually start making a profit. And when I do need help I have the best possible references. My Dad was a programmer back in the day of Cobalt and some other thing I don't remember and knows a lot about networking etc. Not to mention a whole list of nerds that i know that are currently professional programmers. So yes I know what I am doing...

[Jan]

I was just having a cheap shot at yupapa.com knockers. The guy is willing to have a go and provide reasonably cheap hosting. If he runs at a loss, then that is his business and his only, at least it is still up and running which is more than we can say for some.

That indicates to me and should to others involved in this thread also that he is not running at a loss.

And Toefur, should you decide to go into the hosting business, I advise you to advertise it elsewhere so you don't get all the negativity that these dudes spit out willy-nilly ;)

[NexDog]

Originally posted by Jan
.......so you don't get all the negativity that these dudes spit out willy-nilly ;)
It's called discussion, mate.

[Coight]

Firstly, saying negative things about a host is wrong, unless they are bad like -------- etc. Yupapa does work hard trying to provide customers with good support, putting down other hosts makes you look bad. I also think that your post is against the rules and agree with Jan, good on him for trying.

[Todd]

I just got done editing a rather nasty post and I want to address the thread regarding it. It is unacceptable to attack anyone personally and the rules clearly state this. I tend to give new users the benefit of the doubt but I've been seeing it even more often lately and it's not from new users.

A few general comments:

- It is indeed in bad taste for one host to comment on another host. As such Peo placed it in the rules but even if it wasn't there this is one of those common sense rules that everyone should know.
- It's in bad taste to put down a company by saying they only have X number of clients. Regardless of how large they are they don't deserve to be treated badly simply because they are small and/or new.
- If a new member posts a question that is common sense to you think back to when you didn't know better. Now wouldn't you prefer a kind and professional reply? Try and show some respect for other members regardless of how long they have been around here and regardless of their knowledge.

These are all common sense in my opinion and they are issues I've been seeing. Please show some common sense and handle yourself in a civil manner.

With that said, please continue the thread.

[NexDog]

If you are thinking of starting your own host, then their are a few things to consider. It's not just a matter of paying $100 for a cheap box and loading it up.

1) Getting a server.

It's true, you can get servers for $100. But they are seriously underpowered, probably 450Mhz, 128MB ram boxes. An 800 or 1000MB box will cost more. Then there's the control panel licence, back up solutions and anything extra like a Real Server, SCSI Drives etc.

2) Managing your server.

Do you know Linux/Apache? If not, then a RackShack server isn't going to help you. They take care of the hardware, the software is up to you. Then there are different levels of system administration. For example, we have an excellent sysadmin who knows Linux/Apache extremely well. However, different control panels interact with the server in different ways so certain commands differ. That's why we pay a little extra to have our servers housed at RackSpace. They have a full team of sysadmins and level 3 techs who know Plesk well and how it integrates with the server. So then a company can different level of support. Simple techs like myself and a few others, and if we can't work it out it goes to the system administrator and he can pass an issue on to the DC.

3) Support.

That brings us to support. Support will eat 80% of your time and you'd better know what you're doing or learn fast. You need to a good system that works. Support will make or break a company. Don't offer 24/7 support unless you can really provide it. Support can be provided by Manuals, FAQ, Forums, Helpdesk, Email, Phone, Live Chat or all of them. That means development. If you have your own server, you'll be competing with the big boys so your site better be pretty. (In the majority of cases.) Developing support tools costs money too.

4) Billing.

Merchant Account, third party processor or PayPal? You will need a good and stable solution to accept payment for your services. PayPal alone will hardly suffice.

5) Getting Customers.

Needless to say a very vital part of your business. You will need to find a niche, a unique market to tap or you will need to spend cash money on advertising at certain locations. (And that can be a bottomless pit) You need a good way to track the efficiency of your campaigns too.

These are the main things to consider. Setting up HostNexus took around $10,000. We spend about $1000/mo on advertising and $1600/mo and hardware. Revecom handles our payments and they take a hefty chunk, too.

If anyone would like any advice whatsoever on starting up a host then I'm only to happy to help. Hosting is all about helping people and solving problems. I work 20 hrs a day on average but I just love love this industry. Even though you'll have to put up with the occaisional negative comment and uncalled outburst. Negative comments in the form of constructive critisism can be helpful but being rude, indignant and childish helps nobody.

[NexDog]

Originally posted by Todd

- It's in bad taste to put down a company by saying they only have X number of clients. Regardless of how large they are they don't deserve to be treated badly simply because they are small and/or new.
I was just being cheeky, Todd, no malice intended.

[Jan]

Originally posted by NexDog
Even though you'll have to put up with the occaisional negative comment and uncalled outburst. Negative comments in the form of constructive critisism can be helpful but being rude, indignant and childish helps nobody.
I don't see any need for criticism at all, and the said criticism usually amounts to "being rude, indignant and childish" anyway.

The topic of this particular thread is that yupapa.com is no longer with donhost, but all we got on the first page or two were mainly needless insults to YUPAPA and his business

I hope all will heed Todd's advice and at least be civil.

[guitarnerd]

I was just going to run a host out of my house as a hobby.

[Technics]

And what would be wrong with hosting websites on a 450MHZ machine? im guessing by picking this spec your on about cobalts.




1) Getting a server.

It's true, you can get servers for $100. But they are seriously underpowered, probably 450Mhz, 128MB ram boxes. An 800 or 1000MB box will cost more. Then there's the control panel licence, back up solutions and anything extra like a Real Server, SCSI Drives etc.

[ducktape]

correct that is more than sufficent to host sites. you get a 1 ghz box for $99 at rackshack not 450mhz

[NexDog]

Sorry, I was just trying to help. Obviously I know nothing.

Would you sign up with a host that advertised 450Mhz machines? It's called speed. Sure, it's sufficient to host 50 domains.

I'll just continue to waffle and let you more experienced guys advise.

[cheatpark]

I don't think everyone should start critiscising YUPAPA's hosting. Have you actually used it? He's trying his best and as someone said his hosting is pretty decent anyway. Maybe those with no evidence should reconsider what they said. What has he done to you?

[NexDog]

Who was that remark aimed at?

[roly]

Rackshack gives heaps of features for less $$ but its not really good as serve rhardware is sometimes faulty (like T35 found out) and downtime and speed is bad.

[Coight]

Originally posted by roly
Rackshack gives heaps of features for less $$ but its not really good as serve rhardware is sometimes faulty (like T35 found out) and downtime and speed is bad.

We have found that to. One of our servers has been down 4 days straight and rackshack won't fix it. We are moving!

[Technics]

I'm finding you a rather rude person specially when your promoting your companies image.

An RAQ4 with 512mb ram is more than capable of hosting 100 websites. Any more and the server would run into trouble. Obviously they arent going to run big mysql database driven websites properly but the webhosts i know that use RAQ's use them for serving people with small budgets and small sites.

But you would be suprised at what these machines are capable of doing. I'm not a webhost but i do know what servers are good and what servers are rubbish. Just because im not a webhost doesnt mean i dont know how a server works, Just remember that.


Originally posted by NexDog
Sorry, I was just trying to help. Obviously I know nothing.

Would you sign up with a host that advertised 450Mhz machines? It's called speed. Sure, it's sufficient to host 50 domains.

I'll just continue to waffle and let you more experienced guys advise.

[Technics]

4 days? OUCH! .. i can imagine your pretty peeved ... i know i would be.

Have you contacted the Headsurfer about it?


Originally posted by Myacen Network


We have found that to. One of our servers has been down 4 days straight and rackshack won't fix it. We are moving!

[Coight]

Originally posted by Technics
4 days? OUCH! .. i can imagine your pretty peeved ... i know i would be.

Have you contacted the Headsurfer about it?



No but I intend to. It's a joke

[NexDog]

Originally posted by Technics
And what would be wrong with hosting websites on a 450MHZ machine? im guessing by picking this spec your on about cobalts.


Who was talking about cobalts? I was not. I'm getting sick and tired of being pulled to bits by overopinionated and obnoxious kids. People were talking about starting their own host and I thought I'd give them some information. My post was based on facts and knowledge. I expected questions and not to have my post picked apart.

An RAQ4 with 512mb ram is more than capable of hosting 100 websites. Any more and the server would run into trouble. Obviously they arent going to run big mysql database driven websites properly but the webhosts i know that use RAQ's use them for serving people with small budgets and small sites.
So we jump from a 450Mhz, 128MB ram machine to a Cobalt with 512MB ram. Try and be on target when trying to shoot someone down. And how can you seriously know what that machine is capable of, unless you are running it.

You find me rude? You're entitled to your opinion. I know what I'm talking about mate and I'm hard headed but I'm not rude. If you interpret some of my posts in that way, then that's your privilege. I'm not here to promote HostNexus, that's done in the relevant forum but if someone happens to ask then I will give details.

I'm here to discuss paid webhosting in general. To learn, to advise, to interact without fearing the impact on my company. I have strong views, granted. I can be sarcastic, yes. But my company can withstand that as FWS is miniscule in the overall spread of things.

When I first join this forum a few months ago, I was suprised to see the support and popularity that Robert's host, Myacen, received. I voiced certain points and views and we discussed it in a civil way (mostly). I seem to have picked up a few enemies during the course of that valid discussion, mostly youg, angry kids with nothing better to do than wait for decent ambush attempts.

I know I am representing to my company to some degree when posting here, but it is the confrontational attitude that's bristles my feathers. The slightest remark, even when made in jest, will be rammed back down your throat. HostNexus succeeds on it's own merits and not my words. A visit to our forum would show you that.

[Jan]

Originally posted by NexDog
When I first join this forum a few months ago, I was suprised to see the support and popularity that Robert's host, Myacen, received. I voiced certain points and views and we discussed it in a civil way (mostly). I seem to have picked up a few enemies during the course of that valid discussion, mostly youg, angry kids with nothing better to do than wait for decent ambush attempts.

I know I am representing to my company to some degree when posting here, but it is the confrontational attitude that's bristles my feathers. The slightest remark, even when made in jest, will be rammed back down your throat. HostNexus succeeds on it's own merits and not my words. A visit to our forum would show you that.
These last few posts have been off topic and I will add to it.

But if you are representing your company, do it with dignity and style and not like the angry kids who have nothing better to do than wait for decent ambush attempts.

Dignity and style will get you more brownie points than abrasive comments :classic2:

Maybe we can now get back on track with yupapa.com or continue the *debate* in General Discussions?

[Technics]

I'm not a kid, I'm the wrong side of 20 :(

I do respect what you've said i dont know of any linux or windows machines running at 450mhz with 128mb can you show me a package? I assumed you meant cobalts as those are all i know with those stats.

and i have run and do run a few cobalts right now. I dont trade as webhost i use the servers i have to host my personal projects and friends websites. I'm also pretty handy with any other form of linux box too :) You dont have to be a webhost to manage a server.

I do intend one day to host websites professionally im currently putting together a business plan :)

[cheatpark]

Originally posted by Myacen Network


We have found that to. One of our servers has been down 4 days straight and rackshack won't fix it. We are moving!
Who would you be moving too? Would this affect your prices?

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by cheatpark

Who would you be moving too? Would this affect your prices?

Moving to a more expensive host is going to affect the packages ... but only just i guess ... however if they moved to a move Dedicated User provider .... you'll feel the benifits :)

[cheatpark]

Originally posted by cdudeuk18


Moving to a more expensive host is going to affect the packages ... but only just i guess ... however if they moved to a move Dedicated User provider .... you'll feel the benifits :)
ok. I wish them luck. I'll be using them for hosting anyway.

[Coight]

Yes sorry, we have to increase pricing. I have explained this to customers and some say they can't pay the average extra cost, but that's ok. We are more than likely moving to burst.net.

In saying that our reputation as a host has been ruined by rackshack, and we have lost quite a few customers. I suggest everyone thinking of getting a dedicated server from rackshack not to.

You get what you pay for! :mad:

[NexDog]

Robert,

Sorry to learn of your problems with Rackshack. I hear good things about Burst, though. I hope they give you a good deal as you'll be moving your whole network there.

In this industry people have a short memory and if you've been honest and kept your clients thoroughly informed then you'll pull through. I'm still seeing good points made about Myacen in WHT so don't let it get you down. McHost and Splashost have been going through problems with servers and continued downtime and they still seem strong.

Hang in there.

[Coight]

Thanks for the support Laurence! :)

[cheatpark]

Do you know how much the prices will increase? I was thinking of getting your coporate package.

[Coight]

We have now firm figures at the moment, we have some rough estimates.

[Bruce]

Originally posted by Myacen Network
We are more than likely moving to burst.net. Again???

Maybe you'll have better luck this time than the last time you were with them.

[YUPAPA]

:eek: NexDog, if you want more sales, you don't have to put me down?

[Kaliber]

Originally posted by YUPAPA
:eek: NexDog, if you want more sales, you don't have to put me down? uh? Is this the return of yupapa?

yay

[Mika]

Originally posted by MindRash
uh? Is this the return of yupapa?

yay

I think so, but he doesn't seem the same person anymore. He has changed his way to speak. Funny days are far far away.

[Kaliber]

Originally posted by Mika


I think so, but he doesn't seem the same person anymore. He has changed his way to speak. Funny days are far far away. I remember the good ol yupapa :fork:

[Toefur]

Please don't tell me Myacen is going to be doing a server move... :cry2:

[guitarnerd]

Toefur, I am afraid so:nervous: :madchrist :jump:

[roly]

Originally posted by Mika


I think so, but he doesn't seem the same person anymore. He has changed his way to speak. Funny days are far far away.
hes still funny over at WHT:cool:

[guitarnerd]

When I made this post I never thought it would get this many replies. Wow I am amazed in a stupid way

[NexDog]

Ya, probably my fault. :(

[guitarnerd]

It isn't any body's fault

[guitarnerd]

Wow i just got this YUPAPA IS GONNA ROCK!

Dear Webmasters,

It is with sadness that we have to announce to you today that we will be phasing out the Free Hosting Services of Yupapa on April 1st 2002. However, Paid Hosting accounts will not be removed. They will be switched to our new server located in Atlanta in Mid-May. Your disk space and transfer limit will be unaffected. After the move, we will have a new pricing structure. There will be no extra charge for your service unless you would like to upgrade your plan.


Unsure Features:
- Search engine submission
- Usage Statistic
- Microsoft Front Page Extension
- Downloadable Raw Access Logs
- Web Design Area

New Features will include:
- A Brand New Control Panel
- DNS Manager
- MX Recoard Changes
- FTP Accounts
- Subdomains
- Cron Jobs
- Domain and Subdomain Mapping
- Backup / Restore Option
- Log Files
- File Manager
- Billing History
- Resell Opportunity

Our Server and Connectivity
- Red Hat Linux 7.2
- AMD XP 1700
- 256MB of Ram
- 80GB Hard Disk
- Servers connected via 100mpbs line
- High Capacity Network Connection


The Brand New Control Panel can be used for viewing your site error logs, adding schedule tasks (cron tab), updating personal profile as well as backing up and restoring your data. It can be used for creating FTP Accounts so that your users can login to any of your subdirectories of your site. Perl can be run on any where other than in the cgi-bin directory. The new Control Panel can also be used for updating or mapping sub-domains or domains to any part of your site. File Manager can be used for editing source code of your files. Updated Perl Modules will be installed. And the best of all, we guarantee our customers will have over 99.999% Uptime. We will have multi-homed bandwidth, so when either of our 2 backbone is down, the other one can take over.

We will be sending another newsletter in Mid-April to inform you the new account path, new DNS and IP addresses (for domain hosting users), etc. We recommend everyone to backup their data before the move. If you want to cancel your services because of these changes, please contact us before or after the move. We will not provide billing support during the transfer which is between May 10th and May 14th. Any comments, questions or features you want to request, please contact us.



Kind Regards,
Yupapa
Executive Director of Yupapa Web Hosting

[roly]

In YUPAPA's first post it said

Thanks
Adrian
YUPAPA's name is Adrian?

[guitarnerd]

Yes I believe Yupapa's name is Adrian