NZ_Kiwi

Thanks for the quick answers. Question #1 - Issue closed. Question #2 - Thought so. Issue closed. Question #3 - I agree that a DDos would need to stopped, but what would be the end result long term for my web site and/or ability to use my domain email ? Question #4 - I agree that copyrights need to be followed. Issue closed. Regards, NZ_Kiwi

Hi, I have been very impressed about the information I have found via the web site and forums. Alot of my queries have been answered but I still have some final questions below. 1. Subdomains I currently use two domains for personal content, **** for technical content and mydomain.net for non-technical content. It is common practice to use some "code-name" for IT Projects, e.g Bamboo - code name for Mandrake 9.1 So, if the main page of a subdomain that uses a "code-name" (e.g tyr.****) has a clear note about the name/project, would this be okay under the subdomain usage policy ? 2. Email Attachments Is the system just checking the extension name or is it checking the file header information ? 3. Usage policy - Security The way this section reads to me is I would be held responsible for the actions of some unknown party Can you please clarify this. Has this happen to a TCH client before ? 4. Content Example Query I use alot of software that is licensed under GPL. What if I was to make my own version of phpsysinfo (which TCH uses) with some extra features and then host it on a TCH server (source code, screen shots, documents, but no working example) , say under info-x.**** Would there be any "Content Issues" with this ? Is there any issues with section 4.2 of the hosting terms (copyright/IP rights) ? Best Regards, NZ_Kiwi side fyi note about "Tyr" ... Norse god Tyr (or Tiw, Ziw) is the ancient god of War and the Lawgiver of the gods. Tyr is excellent in all manners of Justice, fair play, and Right Action.