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Kruno
November 24th, 2000, 16:47
Please Help!
I need free host wich will give me IP adress.
Ron Seigel
November 24th, 2000, 17:51
That's not going to happen. IPs cost money and I have NEVER seen a FWP give them away (some paid hosts don't even give you a dedicated IP). Why do you need one anyway?
ashben
November 24th, 2000, 23:32
http://www.freededicatedservers.com ?!?! But, only good for you if your site already has 5000+ hits/months. Besides, they'll fade away .. someday!
Ice
November 25th, 2000, 02:06
Originally posted by Kruno
Please Help!
I need free host wich will give me IP adress.
I think i'll give my reply to most people who asks for free webspace in this message, as I don't really feel like replying to each one individually. I'll try to be as nice as possible...
You aren't likely to find a host like this. I've seen people asking for free host with everything from unlimited space, unlimited bandwidth, no ads, free ip (btw, thanks to the people who explained how IPs work on an earlier post by me, I now understand how IPs work for the most part), host for warez/roms/porn, etc...
The reality of the situation is, providing any of those costs the host money. Everyone on the internet expects to receive all these services for free, no questions asked. Question is, how do you think they can afford to pay for this?
I'm quite sure everyone would love to offer all those services for free to their members, but the reality is that they can't. These services do cost money, and they have to pay for it somehow. I won't get into the 'unlimited space/bandwidth' argument, cause we all know theres no such thing as unlimited, and we all know that people who ask for this mean 'reasonable' space/bandwidth.
IPs do cost money and I doubt anyone could afford to give them plus webspace away for free, and cause IPs have to be from the same provider that gives the webspace from my understanding (so they can be mapped to the users directory on the machine I guess? I donno, I just know they do have to be from the same provider), its unlikely you'll find this.
There are some services who provide some of these servides for free though, such as crosswinds, who used to provide unlimited space/bandwidth/and pop3 email accounts for free with no ads (perhaps why my email there is so slow? :) Anyways, when people DO provide some of these services for free, most people seem to be too busy to click on even 1 banner on their site while they are there. Just think, 1 click gives THEM money so they can continue to provide you these free services, but you instead don't click them because it may take a whole 5-10 seconds from your precious time to do so (and we can't have that, now can we?).
My suggest to everyone: Think of what your needs are in a fwp, and try to find one that comes as close as possible to matching them. For example:
If you run a personal site, which tells about your interest, etc... and has afew pictures, then you might try a host like portland. I know they have a fairly small limit on bandwidth, but if you only have afew simple html documents and pictures (which is essentially what most personal sites would consist of), thats perfect for you.
If you need alot of space, try searching for a free host that allows more space and less features. For example, if you have a website that needs approx. 20MB space, look for a webspace provider that'll give you 25-30MB space, which allows some room for growth.
No metter what host you choose, everyone will have some good features and lack other features to make up for it. some are ad free, some provide alot of space, some offer better speed, and some are more reliable. As I said, you should take into consideration what you'll really need and use before asking/searching for it. Also, you can get a free website with more than one host, and link them together (Example: If you need alot of space, a host thats not likely to shut down, and the ablity to run a custom CGI script or two, you could try hosting your site at NBCI, while hosting your CGI script at a place like portland).
Thats just my opinions and how I see things though...
Chicken
November 25th, 2000, 11:36
Good opinions though. :)
jiminsd
November 25th, 2000, 23:19
Under the next best option is to pay for one... I've never used them but Digital Space is only $3 per month (one breakfast at McDonalds) and they say that you get a permanent IP address.
ShimmerDust
November 26th, 2000, 03:07
Where can I find a free webspace provider in english that will give me at least 10mb?? I don't want any ads and i've tried using a search..... I just want to make a collective, because I have a couple webpages now.... Someone please reply telling me where I can find a fast speeded, free webspace provider!! ::Before I die and grow old please!!::
ducktape
November 26th, 2000, 03:41
Im not sure if f2s.com is still aroud or accepting applications but they had a great service with no ads, php and a subdomain. I havent heard about them in a while. Datablocks used to be good but they arent accepting new ppl.
timchak
January 13th, 2001, 15:33
What's the url for Digital Space?
Chicken
January 13th, 2001, 19:27
http://digitalspace.net/
Coolin
January 13th, 2001, 19:56
I believe http://www.jagera.com has free hosting that includes an IP. However, not many people have been accepted by Jagera. Jagera also seems like it will close down soon.
BC
January 13th, 2001, 20:58
I would recommend you don't use f2s.com. Everyone who signs up right now seems to get put on the ever so popular "Server 33." That server has so much downtime and unstability right now that users are getting frustrated right and left. (trust me, I was one of them) I was determined to try to find a web host with no ads, but the ones I found were completely unreliable. I have two sites on GeoCities and I know most people say "Gag" but to be quite honest, Geocities has been the most reliable server I have been on. (one of my sites has been on it for over a year) However, you do get spammed alot. I hope this helped--Good luck!
bc
Nick
January 13th, 2001, 22:02
Why are we still posting on a post that's nearly three months old?
LeX
January 13th, 2001, 22:39
'cause somebody wanted the URL to Digital Space.
F2S was good for me except for their FTP, they disconnect me too quickly when I'm idle for a short while (I guess it must've been like 30 min or so :) ). I signed up a few years ago, got put on server 26 (thank god) and it's pretty nice. Always been stable for me.
So the next time you diss F2S, be sure to say which server you're complaining about. =)
Nick
January 13th, 2001, 22:49
Originally posted by LeX
F2S was good for me except for their FTP, they disconnect me too quickly when I'm idle for a short while (I guess it must've been like 30 min or so :) ).
Get LeapFTP. You can idle untill the server connects you because it notices that you ARE idling. Some servers don't do this. For example, SpacePorts. I had a 3½ HOUR ftp session because I left and forgot to disconnect.
LeX
January 13th, 2001, 22:56
Is LeapFTP freeware, shareware, or adware? If you have a full, registered copy, would you mind giving me da reg num? :p Just kidding, Chicken...
Nick
January 13th, 2001, 23:31
Originally posted by LeX
Is LeapFTP freeware, shareware, or adware? If you have a full, registered copy, would you mind giving me da reg num? :p Just kidding, Chicken...
More like I-found-a-copy-at-my-dad's-office-and-liked-it-but-didn't-wanna-spend-$30-on-it-so-i-dropped-it-to-a-cd/r-and-brought-it-home ware ;).
LeX
January 13th, 2001, 23:39
Originally posted by Nick
More like I-found-a-copy-at-my-dad's-office-and-liked-it-but-didn't-wanna-spend-$30-on-it-so-i-dropped-it-to-a-cd/r-and-brought-it-home ware .
Most of my software is like that. :D The rest of 'em I leech from friends. ;)
BC
January 14th, 2001, 08:31
Actually the post is only 2 months old not three months.(it was started 11-24) And I DID say which server (33) when I was slamming on f2s.com, thank you very much. :)
LeX
January 14th, 2001, 09:20
yes, I know that... I wasn't talking about you, you yourself set a GREAT example for others, yes, you did, you ol' rascal! ;)
curiousity
January 14th, 2001, 15:11
Hi,
How can you find out which server you are on if you are a member of f2s.com? I have heard people in here talking bad things about server 33? I am a member of f2s.com but I want to know if I have a bad server or not. Thanks.
Nick
January 14th, 2001, 15:20
Originally posted by curiousity
Hi,
How can you find out which server you are on if you are a member of f2s.com? I have heard people in here talking bad things about server 33? I am a member of f2s.com but I want to know if I have a bad server or not. Thanks.
Just login to FTP at F2S and read the first few lines you should see something like [server0##.freedom2surf.net], and that's how you find out.
I have one site on server 0007 and three on server 0032 :D.
[Edited by Nick on 01-14-2001 at 04:23 PM]
Coolin
January 14th, 2001, 23:48
In response to Nick's post:
Most servers now detect idles by files transferred, not activity. Therefore, LeapFTP's anti-idle capibilities don't work. The longest I've ever been on with LeapFTP idling was 300 seconds.
Nick
January 15th, 2001, 00:35
Originally posted by Coolin
In response to Nick's post:
Most servers now detect idles by files transferred, not activity. Therefore, LeapFTP's anti-idle capibilities don't work. The longest I've ever been on with LeapFTP idling was 300 seconds.
You have to turn the 300 second thing off in the options :p.
LeX
January 15th, 2001, 04:03
Well, I just installed LeapFTP, and, er, I'm not sure how it became a full registered version (duuuuhhhhhhh......). You SURE this found-at-dad's software won't get disconnected? I always got disconnected after a few mins with CuteFTP
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