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If i might add some input, i use x3 plan, and its plenty for what i need(which isn't much) I don't use cpanel either, i usually edit config files directly, or i use webmin, which is basically a web interface for config files. You still need to know how the config files work, as its not like...

Yes. ASP.net is run under mono on a linux server, so there are some considerations you need to keep in mind. .net 2.0 is fully supported, have not tested 3.5 or 4, though technically those should be supported, since the mono version is 2.6 filenames are case sensitive under linux, so...

There is no reason why a data center can't offer it. Most data centers peer with like 2-10 different ISPs, and theres no reason why a Tier 1 or 2 ISP can't offer IPV6. The issue comes with Tier 3 isps, and end consumers, whos hardware may not meet ipv6 requirements. I guarantee you though, most...

Which version of explorer. I just tested it in IE8 and i had no issues.

Open a ticket in the client area. Some places never force a change onto paying customers, so you may need to ask.

0 stupid character limit yeah i don't try to produce anything useful, at least atm

[edit2] I see wildcard entrys in the advanced dns zone editor. I cannot edit those entry's. You can try a wildcard entry for a sub domain, it worked for me before.

do this, type tracert 69.175.104.34 and post the results. So we can see where the packets are getting dropped.

If you use Suexec, you could change the permissions to 700, so only the user owning that site can read the files. Also using stuff like jailshell, you should have the ability to lock a user out of other directories(though i have never tested this) For the most part, a stock server without much...

I don't wanna sound rude, but i really don't understand how people make logging into the forums a chore.

I would post my fav but then i might get banned... anyways, heres one I'm using now:

I sent an email to my ISP a few months ago. Their response was, summed up: No and we don't plan to for a long time. Apparently they own a good chunk of IP space and they aren't growing fast, so they can sit on their alloted chunk for a couple years.

The Datacenter would also need to support ipv6, and if it doesn't it would take time to implement(Request an address block, Check all their hardware, make any upgrades that are needed, do testing, make sure their peers can route IPv6, etc)

IPv6 addresses for paid and VPS users. Hell with the availability of ipv6, you could offer a unique ipv6 address for each free account :/ but im not asking for that last part

Note: It will be unmeterd, not unlimited. 2 very similar, but very different things. I assume that it will be unmeterd :p

Ive seen corey make personal replys to "those" posts. I love when i find em

I thought it was until they made 5 posts.

Make sure #!/usr/bin/env python is at the top of your scripts, and you may need to add the following line to your .htaccess file AddHandler cgi-script .py If you are referring to installing python scripts(like installing php scripts through Fantastico) then you are out of luck.

make sure its connecting on port 21. You can also use your cpanel login for ftp, if that helps any.

Its loading just fine for me. You have to realize that you are on a free sever. These servers have to handle tens of thousands of accounts each, which is no small feat. The best you can do is wait a few hours, or if you absolutely need a website up, look into a paid service.