Free PHP&MySQL Hosting

[webbernet]

Just cleared out old hosted junk and now reopened to new users.

Server powered by Mandrake Linux 9.1
Apache 2.0.47 with SSL

we offer:
php script hosting with MySQL support. Ideal host for forums and php sites.
unlimited data transfer
Expandable space, you will get as much as you need. (for php scripts only.)
Server location: Toronto, Canada

Please visit http://webbernet.serveftp.com/forum/index.php?showforum=2 to sign up.

Questions will be taken at our forum.

All the best.

 

[Antonio]

the site does not work for me

 

[webbernet]

4 users had successfully signed up.
1 from canada and 2 from singapore and another one unknown

and im not getting any errors...

please try http://webbernet.serveftp.com/forum


however, many users from China or some other country in Asia said the government there had banned many sites including google.com and large corp. sites. that also be one of the reasons.
if this doesnt apply to you, then maybe its your ISP's problem.

 

[MATRIX]

Originally posted by webbernet
4 users had successfully signed up.
1 from canada and 2 from singapore and another one unknown

and im not getting any errors...

please try http://webbernet.serveftp.com/forum


however, many users from China or some other country in Asia said the government there had banned many sites including google.com and large corp. sites. that also be one of the reasons.
if this doesnt apply to you, then maybe its your ISP's problem.

Hello Dude!, I want to ask you a question is really Mandrake the Best Option for Hosting, i have tried Mandrake once, and i didn't like it i preffer Red Hat 9 and i recommend it a lot

 

[webbernet]

In my opinion Mandrake is the easiest to use and most stable.

I've tried RedHat. FreeBSD and other versions of Linux. and I like Mandrake Linux 9.1 the best. for easy to install interface and easy to config.

RedHat, FreeBSD are two empty OSs. Not too many features built inside the OS. Mandrake Linux was built based on RedHat, and it is 100% compatible with RedHat features and programs.

But then at the end, this is only personal opinion. It depends on your personal taste... after you have tried different versions of Linux you will therefore pick the best for youself. After all, they are all similar.

 

[applefans]

Originally posted by webbernet
In my opinion Mandrake is the easiest to use and most stable.

i like Mandrake Linux 9.1 too. Tried it a couple of times compated to Redhat 9. I like Mandrake more.

 

[applefans]

where did you get that Invision Forum skin? Is it included with Invision? I'm planning on installing Invision Power Board soon.

 

[webbernet]

haha, Mandrake 9.2 is on the way. ever tried its beta?

Go to Ibplanet.com and register... sadly rite now there is only few skin ready for IPB 1.2 final.

Good luck.

 

[applefans]

nope, i haven't tried the beta yet. I'll try it soon.

 

[webbernet]

its only a little upgrade to 9.1 with the latest RPMs.

no real need to upgrade since all versions of Mandrake are pretty stable and safe.

 

[Gman243]

Read the terms people. Read them.

 

[applefans]

Originally posted by webbernet
its only a little upgrade to 9.1 with the latest RPMs.

no real need to upgrade since all versions of Mandrake are pretty stable and safe.

i formatted my Mandrake 9.1 Hard Drive to test out Redhat 9....so i'll be installing Mandrake 9.2 Public Release when it comes out.

 

[applefans]

Originally posted by Gman243
Read the terms people. Read them.

The terms aren't bad:

UNLESS NOTICED OTHERWISE:
You can use this parent forum as a Sign-up FAQ forum. You may post questions, concerns and suggestions about signing up for X-Share.

You will need to clearly introduce yourself and your situation of why X-Share is right for you.
You will need to participate in our forum discussions in order to keep your account active.

Or you may choose to donate at least $5 USD/year to us via PayPal to keep your account active at all times.

These are good terms considering what they are offering.

 

[webbernet]

Originally posted by applefans
i formatted my Mandrake 9.1 Hard Drive to test out Redhat 9....so i'll be installing Mandrake 9.2 Public Release when it comes out.

good, so wat do u think is the biggest difference between redhat and mandrake? I used redhat 7.3 and it didnt work that well...

and about the terms, I think its fair. We are not here just to provide hosting service, our goal is to create a web community.

 

[palmer]

Please remove the Unlimited bandwidth ad from the original post. It does NOT exist. You do NOT offer unlimited bandwidth.

Im am just trying to make it clear to beginners and unknowing users on this forum that Unlimited bandwidth DOES NOT EXIST. Any company, much less a free one, cannot offer unlimited.

Just please state the amount you are willing to give before you terminate their account.

 

[webbernet]

unlimited bandwidth here simply means we do not monitor how much data u transfer per month. You can use as much as you want. THEREFORE WE WILL NOT TERMINATE YOUR ACCOUNT BECAUSE OF THIS.

Bandwidth here is NOT the same as speed (even I thought thats wat it really means but many companies defines it differently). there has been confusion about this matter. so lets just make it clear.

But thanx for bring that up so now we all understand what I meant.:chinese2:

 

[Gman243]

Originally posted by applefans
i formatted my Mandrake 9.1 Hard Drive to test out Redhat 9....so i'll be installing Mandrake 9.2 Public Release when it comes out.

Sorry m8, must have read it wrong:biggrin2: