KGodwin

If your cron or whatever you run starts to interfere with the other sites on your server and causes issues with them you will be required to discontinue that process. I figured that, but without some information i.e. %s, # of users, or an actual amount... How can I predict if it will? Shutting down a significant fraction of the site (basically a web-based game) because I can't do what I thought I could doesn't seem to make sense if I've paid for a year now does it heh. Thats the purpose of the last couple questions =(

Processors 2 Model Intel® Pentium® III CPU family 1266MHz Chip MHz 1262.30 MHz Cache Size 512 KB System Bogomips 5039.71 PCI Devices Davicom Semiconductor, Inc. Ethernet 100/10 MBit nVidia Corporation NV5M64 [RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro] IDE Devices hda: WDC WD800BB-00CAA1 (Capacity: 74.53 GB) hdb: WDC WD800BB-00CAA1 (Capacity: 74.53 GB) SCSI Devices none is the server specifics for Server #4 and the other one I'm looking at has: Same # of Processors Same Type of Processor but a 1000MHz Same Cache Size No clue for Bogomips (not even sure what they are =0) Same Class of Ethernet Card 100/10 MBit Similar Video Card (not that it matters to a remote user eh?) 2 60 GB HD (doesn't specific brand, RPM or Seek Speed but neither does TCH) so as I said they are very similar the only difference is here charges $5.00 and gives about 50 (it's 450mb right?) vs their 400mb. And a couple features I have no use for. I asked their support the same questions but they close at 5pm EST except for emergencies so I'll have an answer to those tommorow, but I'll be gone tommorow at 6am to go visit family so we will see which answers I like better when I get back eh?

since I'm debating between TCH and another company which provide almost identical features for almost identical prices. 1) Can I have a .com and a .net domain point to the same points i.e. subdomain.****/ooogabooga/ subdomain.mydomain.net/ooogabooga/ point to the same place? not just the initial index of www.****/ 2) If I was running a cron job or a php file (not sure if I'm just gonna be lazy about it), that took up probably more than an equal share of CPU/RAM once a day at Midnight PST would that be acceptable or not? (Not even sure I'm going to end up doing this but worth asking while I'm asking the other question) 3) How many user/domain accounts are usually on a shared server for the $5 and/or $8.95 plans so I have an idea what amount of cpu/ram on a server would be roughly 'my fair share'?