Re: Remote Hosting: Trouble shooting
| From: | David Jackson | Date: | Sat, 11 May 2002 18:14:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Remote Hosting: Trouble shooting | ||
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Jason --
In actual fact the hosting company in question is used by a friend of mine, but not my me :)
And I agree he needs to "draw a line in the sand", I mean the guy uses them for 2 sites and
his ISP?! It's time to say fix it by Monday at 08:00 or I'm canceling my accounts, but that's
just me and you.
My hosting company CQHost, is gettiing ready to put up 4.2.0 but as you suggested they
sticking with 1.3.x for now, what's kind of nice is they message saying Hey, there's been
some changes to 4.2.0, check you scripts.
Thanks for you reply,
David
If it has been going on for a month now then either the hosting company is completely incompetent or you haven't been pushing for a resolution as vigorously as you should have. If the former then witholding payment of your hosting fees might 'help' them :) Did you know before you signed up that they were using cutting technology -- Apache 2.0.X and PHP 4.2.X -- which apparently don't play well together (yet). Your best bet is to stick to the tried and tested Apache 1.3.X series, maybe you can persuade them to downgrade? Ja