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yes, it does take some serious bandwidth. that would be why i have long assumed it's not going to be available. but no, absolutely not, do you need to be dj'ing from the server, in fact, it is suggested you NOT be. that is why there are two completely seprate programs. the dsp plugin for...

i would assume the point is to keep lameoids from using illegal copies of ubb... and to keep from the drain of some boards on the resources. i don't make the rules. in fact, i wish i could use the paid copy of ubb i have on it, but thems the breaks you want it for free, you have to...

i agree that if i want to spend my time on a php board, i would go to a php board. i guess my basic point is this. there is nothing wrong with a host requiring your activity on a forum in exchange for free hsoting. if you don't like it, thats your problem. (meaning generic you, not...

now i know i am opening the door to abuse here, but does anyone know of any servers that provide shoutcast serving? i would love to host here, but since by bandwidth is shite, i couldn't have more than three people listening, but if there were a real server out there, that i connected my dj...

posting a lot of nasty comments about amsweb is only likely to get you no hosting there though.

maybe if you had somethign worthwhile to say, you wouldn't have a problem finding something to post. i sure never have. i've been on AMZ for a few weeks now, and never have a problem finding something to post about. [list=1] Technical Support Service Anouncements Questions & Suggestions...

amzweb.net might be your answer. yes, you have to post in the forums. yes, you can get all your asking for. if your goign to have a forum on it, it has to be phpbb2, no exceptions. read the rules, and faq before asking a silly question like how many posts do i need for this or that, because...

i would have to go with zelton here. fateback seems pretty stable. been using them for over a year and a half, with only one instance of unpleasantness.

seriously, as a fellow musician, let me clue you in. try the paid hosting option. you really do not need the bandwidth your saying you need. and also, you don't need unlimited filesize, but rather try being realistic. if the point is your band can't afford paid hosting, the answer is you...

netfirms is a good remote host for sig images.

if you finished reading, you would see they are having troubles with hard drive space.

Im searching for this: - 40mb (I dont need more) - High or unlimited bandwidth - No filesize limit (or >10mb) - all files upload (need this: exe, ace, c00,c01,c02, zip) this all ads up to one thing, and one thing only... it begins with the...

your best bet is upping to a server like host.sk, and trying to get hosting on hey.nu... they've supposedly been reforming their voting practices, but i've not really been back there since, as i am sure they wouldn't be too interested in my opinion after i gave them last time. but if your...

lmao again elf... that fast 386 line cracks me up... makes me want to build a new "pop-up-hell" and put it as free unlimited warez hosting with infinite space, infinite filesize, and infinite transfer... but i am sure someone would get huffy about it.

404 on that one dude.

HAH, well, all i want is world peace. your looking at a whole lot of cost for that, and a dedicated server. and come on, lets be realistic, your talking about illegal files here with that kind of transfer/space. iso's i would bet. please, don't say nonononononono, because most of the people...

wrong, in fact, it requires mysql, and is not even close to cheap either. YaBB is free, and requires only cgi. also has an extensive mod availability base, some very fresh looks for it. also some better layouts. YaBB SE is better, but requires mysql, and is also free. next to no mods though.

ProDesigns maybe try a pay host. i doubt anyone is going to meet your desires for free.

chuckle ok, laughing now ok, now i gotta go change my pants cause i pissed them, and clean up the lung i coughed out onto the floor from laughing so hard. thanks elf, merry christmas to me. i haven't laughed this hard in some time... the message to soeone foolish enough to...

i would have to agree... i've used dyndns.org for several years, and the service is impeccable. also, if your ona fairly stable ip (like less than 2 changes a month) go for their static ip option. also, i am pretty sure they also offer top level domain support, meaning you can use them...