Dalgar Posted February 21, 2004 Posted February 21, 2004 Mod Rewrite - I have heard that this is installed and available for use. Is there any restrictions to its use? I plan on using it quite extensively, and I don't want to be surprised later. Specifically, look at the prerequisites section of the following article. http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/Apache/Sear...th-mod-rewrite/ Multiple domains? - Can I have multiple domains on my account? EX: http://www.yoursite.com/ is a subdirectory of www.mysite.com ? If this can't be done on regular accounts, how does it work for reseller accounts? This is important. You don't ban googlebot or anything silly like that do you? Or restrict its access? I gotta ask because some web hosts do How many mysql databases? Can I make seperate database and ftp accounts for subdomains? There is still no setup fee if we only sign up for 1 month to start out with, correct? Thanks! Thumbs Up -Dalgar Quote
TCH-Dick Posted February 21, 2004 Posted February 21, 2004 # Mod Rewrite - I have heard that this is installed and available for use. Is there any restrictions to its use? I plan on using it quite extensively, and I don't want to be surprised later. Specifically, look at the prerequisites section of the following article. http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/Apache/Sear...th-mod-rewrite/ I use mod rewrite for that exact purpose on my own site, no probems there. Can I have multiple domains on my account? EX: http://www.yoursite.com/ is a subdirectory of www.mysite.com ? If this can't be done on regular accounts, how does it work for reseller accounts? This is important. No, we dont allow multiple domains on standard hosting plans, on a reseller plan you would be your own host, you could host as many domains as your space will allow. You don't ban googlebot or anything silly like that do you? Or restrict its access? I gotta ask because some web hosts donope, we love googlebot! How many mysql databases? as many as your space will allow Can I make seperate database and ftp accounts for subdomains?Yup There is still no setup fee if we only sign up for 1 month to start out with, correct? No set up fees here, no hidden fees, what you see is what you get. Quote
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