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Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Monday, August 12 2002 @ 10:23 pm EDT

I completely agree! Webscorpion has been a great hosting company. The tech support responds within hours and they're very accomodating. I had my site crash once and to my delight I found out that the guys there do nightly backups. They recovered my site within a few hours and I only lost a little bit of ground. They're plans are cheap, but the best part is definitely the support.

:\\ Jameson

How are people hosting Geeklog

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Wednesday, August 14 2002 @ 09:12 am EDT

I don\'t want to start a mudfight, but since Nexus finds it necessary to put prices in here let us compare apples with apples:

Nexus (according to their website):
USD 4/month: 200MB disk space, 2GB monthly traffic
USD 19.95/month: 200MB Disk Space, 10GB monthly traffic

Webscorpion.com:
USD 10/month: 450MB disk space, 6GB monthly traffic
USD 16/month: 800MB disk space, 10GB monthly traffic
USD 25/month: 1400MB disk space, 18GB monthly traffic

I believe we beat Nexus on most other parameters as well. Check us out!

Rgds,
Rene @ Webscorpion.com

How are people hosting Geeklog

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Saturday, March 15 2003 @ 08:48 am EST

Based on your recommendation, I'm trying webscorpion. But a) their tech support is slower now that I've paid than when I was "pre sales" - I get very terse answers after an 8-12 hour wait, and have to start all over. There's no IRC for more effective support.

b) how do you get GL running? They've got so many restrictions I can't install it with the conf_path separate from the conf_html. In fact I can't get it to run at all, because it complains about open_basedir restriction. Apparently it wants files to live in directories to which I have no write access.

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