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Hmmm...been a while since I've used Drupal. Do you just upload the modules, or is there an installer in the Drupal admin panel?

Yes, when the server is down you'll get a "Network timeout" error or a"The server is taking too long to respond" error. Internet Explorer will sometimes say that "the server cannot be found," but it all means the same.

Does anyone know what the difference is between public_html and www?

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Is it a top level domain (like website.com), or a Free Hostia subdomain (like website.freehostia.com)? Because if it's a subdomain, they probably only want you to use it with your Free Hostia account. Otherwise, just change the domain's nameservers to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com...

Heh, thanks for the heads up. I was kinda wondering about that. If it has cPanel, how much Linux...ing would be needed?

That's a tough one. I'd ask on the Joomla forums. You can save your database, which is what has all of the categories and sections. However, it also has info about your modules, plugins, etc., which are probably what caused the problem in the first place. Here are some instructions for backing...

Ah, well that's good to hear about the paid hosting reliability. I was planning on setting up my site on a free account, then upgrading to paid and possibly a VPS after that. However, the 50% uptime (and incredibly slow speed) made me very nervous. Anyone have any experience with the VPS service?