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Hi Dave, We also can offer you all of the above. Feel free to give us a call to discuss any of your requirements. Thanks, Paul

LOL nice anecdote - thread subject made me chuckle. Sounds like a classic case of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing!

Peartree are clearly on the ball with their 6 minute response time at 23:30! I can't compete with that! Shameless plug - We also do VPS and Reseller Packages by the way!

Cheers for the kind words Peter!

Hello and welcome Alan!

Hi TillyWilly, We can cater for your requirements - CubeCart is a script in fantastico which comes as standard on all our plans. Our web sites are hosted in an ex MOD data center in the UK so will be fine for your SEO and search engine rankings. We can include a dedicated IP address and SSL certificate as requested. Give me a call if you wish to discuss. Paul

Basically what Satin said is correct - you need to change the nameservers to Peartree. This will mean that your web site will work (running from your Peartree hosting account) before the domain is transferred. The process of transferring your domain to Peartree (if this is what you want to do) differs depending on TLD. What type of domain is it (.co.uk / com etc.)?

A trip to the data centre to install a brand spanking new blade chassis and servers followed by dog-sitting a crazy white alsatian puppy on the sunday.

Hello and welcome!

Welcome to the forum - Forest of Dean is a nice area!

Welcome to the forum!

Hi Robert, Our Amethyst package (£24.99 / year) will cater for your bandwidth and MYSQL requirements. We can attach the SSL certificate to the account for an extra £117.50 / year. Total = £142.49 / year For a full list of features, or if you have any more questions have a look at https://www.krystal.co.uk/uk_web_hosting/ and feel free to give me a call or drop me a mail. Thanks, Paul

I would agree with the others, use a CMS, maybe something like Joomla or Drupal. Both are good for SEO.

We've used sIFR for Krystalsolutions.co.uk; it looks OK but had a few problems aligning it correctly with CSS. Not sure it's worth the added effort really!

It's a common requirement to attach multiple websites (and associated domains) to a single hosting account - most companies give you this option. With us you can have unlimited add-on domains with the Topaz package (although as you only require 2, our amethyst package is sufficient) and you can manage the domains in your control panel. Setting it up is very easy. Hope this helps, Paul

It takes a few weeks but pays off in the long run. You can save a lot of time creating applications like this in ruby.

Have you considered writing the web site in ruby as opposed to PHP?

Where are you from? UK?

Welcome to the forum.

I meant 301 not 302 - this is just a permanent redirect. If you try to access the database on a banned URL it will be filtered. You will have to set up the CMS (which one is it? Joomla?) on the new domain and then copy the database and all its contents across to the new account. Also, if there has been a crack down on rap music, I don't think your domain "persianhiphop2.com" will get through the filter. Might want something a bit more covert like persianhh.com perhaps?

It's a difficult one. I have recently come back from Dubai and encountered a similar situation as I couldn't access my gaming web sites. As suggested above, I got round it by proxying through a server in London - although getting your users to do this won't be feasible and it's possible that there may be penalties involved as mentioned. Did anything trigger the filter? Or was it just OK one day and not the next? You could 302 refresh to a new domain and hosting account, although you would assume that the filter would sooner or later pick this up too.

It is always the case that Yahoo recognises more backlinks than Google..My sites differ in number by a factor of about 10.

Filezilla...It's a good client and it's my favourite price (free)...

I would have suggested WordPress too, I believe you can get an image gallery plug in so it should meet your requirements well.

Good job in getting 6,000 people to join a forum My biggest forum is still only at a couple of thousand! How long have you been up and running now?