Sephiroth Posted November 22, 2003 i need to register a domain for a private group. here is what i want quick processing higher traffic support, more space the better. no adds, ok maybe a banner but no popups support for more than 1 user security easy uploads from programs (no webbased editng only) also use of .org something.org example best price also i dont want underhanded stuff like $30 a year and $5 for each page adware/popups/junk to get thru poor traffic support. like geocites and free stuff any ideas 0 Share this post Link to post
Cyb Posted November 22, 2003 buy a domain and be your own web server :P (ps - what you want I'm pretty sure doesn't exist for a decent price) 0 Share this post Link to post
spank Posted November 22, 2003 illfuckinghostit.com They're strict though. I didn't have any traffic on my domain for a couple of days and they removed my account without warning. 0 Share this post Link to post
AndrewB Posted November 22, 2003 I believe the catch is that your material must be hosted within a subfolder in that domain name. 0 Share this post Link to post
Sephiroth Posted November 22, 2003 what is the difference between web hosting and domain hosting not much, i hate this shady shit too. and what do they mean by pages? a page to me is each section. like doomworld.com/main.html is a page doomworld.com/forums.html is a page or do they mean more like somethingishere.com is a page moreshit.com is another page. i may be a computer tech but i am not a web admin. nor do i deal with alot of stuff in this country. besides last time i did run a site it was 6 years ago. 0 Share this post Link to post
Fredrik Posted November 23, 2003 Sephiroth said:what is the difference between web hosting and domain hostingDomain hosting = the domain name. Web hosting = the web space and all the bandwidth. 0 Share this post Link to post
Russell_P Posted November 23, 2003 If you're paying for it then loosely speaking web hosting and domain hosting are one and the same (well, it can be, you can get both done by the same host). An example of an exception is if you get your site hosted by another site. ie doomworld hosts other peoples sites but they don't host domains as such. I imagine that loosely a 'page' is an html file. Forget this 'page' rubbish. Look at how much web space a hoster is offering, and imagine how many html and image files you can include up to that limit. html authoring is easy, there are hundreds of primers on the net, and you can write html files in notepad. So you'll probably just need an ftp program to upload the files (although some hosts provide a web based means of uploading, so you can upload using your browser). If you want to include a noticeboard or you'll need to look for a host that also supports databases. Your host will probably supply and install the software for this, you may just have to request it. I've already recommended http://www.cleverdot.com/ elsewhere today, but it might be worth your while taking a look. They support databases, php, etc and provide forum software, etc. 0 Share this post Link to post
Sephiroth Posted November 24, 2003 yep used cleverdot.com damn good i might add. more than i expected (in service not price, only pay 15 a month) 15 for 2 years regisration. however how the hell do i get started. ok i just need to dick around with it. in my 10 minutes i played with a forum, so i got the forums set up, basicly. however no homepage yet, its finished i just need to set it up. hey it has been a long time sence i have even touched this sort of thing. and even then i never really got into it. anyways where is a beginner's guide if u want check out my forums, only 5 minutes of dicking with it so it aint much. notice my doomworld reference. http://www.mvras.org/forum 0 Share this post Link to post
Russell_P Posted November 25, 2003 Sephiroth said:however how the hell do i get startedI assume you're talking about setting up a web page. Try googling for html primers. Here's one.... http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimerAll.html. Don't know if it's any good, but the topics seems to suggest it covers the things you'll need to know to get started. 0 Share this post Link to post