free webhosting - 03/17/2000 11:40 PM
are there any free webhosts that support cgi? if so, could i get an address from anybody?
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pickles are icky
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pickles are icky
Re: free webhosting - 03/18/2000 4:54 AM
www.hypermart.net www.virtualave.com
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I wish I were a Canuck
All they have to do is drink beer, play hockey, and say "Eh"
* No offense meant to any Canadians
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I wish I were a Canuck
All they have to do is drink beer, play hockey, and say "Eh"
* No offense meant to any Canadians
Re: free webhosting - 03/18/2000 2:33 PM
I did a search for you at http://www.freewebspace.net
you can find the list of all cgi free web hosts at:
Click here for search results
you can find the list of all cgi free web hosts at:
Click here for search results
Re: free webhosting - 03/23/2000 1:59 PM
Re: free webhosting - 03/23/2000 3:35 PM
When I was in the test phase of my UBB site, I set up on netfirms.com. They are running a Unix Apachie server with full cgi support. UBB seems to run real happy on the Apachie server, When I first got my own domain, they were running Microsoft-IIS/4.0 Server and Windows NT OS. Had a lot more startup problems with IIS/4.0 sever than Apachie.
Netfirms is free and has 35mb avalable. You will at some point have to archive off site to keep from filling it up though. That is why I ended up getting my own domain, they are not that exsensive. My provider is a site sponsor, so it is free for us, but there pro gold account, for example would cost 34.95 a month with ISP access. Came with 300mb storage, unlimited email, CGI, real server support and on and on, Sound like a 1st Net salesman huh?
I would not like the Idea of moving a UBB to a new sight, All the HTML tags for the posts would be using the url's from the site it moved from. Sure a script could be written easy enough to replace the HTML tags, but just a pain in the butt is all. There is a lot to consider when you set up a UBB board. Is it worth movin the thing when you have 500 members and 5000 posts just to save a few bucks a month on startup? Not to me.....![[Linked Image]](http://ubbcodehacking.com/ubb/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Just my 2 cents worth...
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Drummer Dude
Netfirms is free and has 35mb avalable. You will at some point have to archive off site to keep from filling it up though. That is why I ended up getting my own domain, they are not that exsensive. My provider is a site sponsor, so it is free for us, but there pro gold account, for example would cost 34.95 a month with ISP access. Came with 300mb storage, unlimited email, CGI, real server support and on and on, Sound like a 1st Net salesman huh?
I would not like the Idea of moving a UBB to a new sight, All the HTML tags for the posts would be using the url's from the site it moved from. Sure a script could be written easy enough to replace the HTML tags, but just a pain in the butt is all. There is a lot to consider when you set up a UBB board. Is it worth movin the thing when you have 500 members and 5000 posts just to save a few bucks a month on startup? Not to me.....
Just my 2 cents worth...
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Drummer Dude
Re: free webhosting - 03/29/2000 8:52 PM
Re: free webhosting - 04/02/2000 9:50 PM
Doesn't prohosting support cgi? But then I think they have banners.
Re: free webhosting - 04/03/2000 12:03 AM
Free Prohosting has is CGI compatible and don't require Banners on your page ![[Linked Image]](http://ubbcodehacking.com/ubb/smilies/smile.gif)
Re: free webhosting - 04/26/2000 4:46 PM
Re: free webhosting - 04/26/2000 10:58 PM
I just heard free prohosting are requiring Popup banners on the members webpages.
Re: free webhosting - 04/26/2000 11:07 PM
They sent out this letter:
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John Miller
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