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mentalinc

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#24070 14-Jul-2008 16:10

Just wondering who much space we are allocated.
Thanks

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boby55

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#147816 14-Jul-2008 16:15

as a guess I would say 10mb (like most other isps)

but I cant vouch for that as Im not with orcon

leemajors

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#147947 14-Jul-2008 23:32

mentalinc: Just wondering who much space we are allocated.
Thanks

As far as I know none... or at least I got none.

stu28

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#149240 18-Jul-2008 18:29

mentalinc: Just wondering who much space we are allocated.
Thanks

As far as I am aware it was 10 mb.

Hope this helps :)

robbypreb

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#149241 18-Jul-2008 18:34

mentalinc: Just wondering who much space we are allocated.
Thanks

Is it worth it. I mean they put google ads on the page. You can get good hosting for less than $10-20 a month.

PhoneMonkey

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#152792 30-Jul-2008 20:14

You get 10 megs free with google ads included.

nzsouthernman

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#152945 31-Jul-2008 11:24

Pretty sure it's 10mb. Don't use frames though as they insert the google ads into every .html file including all the frames. Makes a framed page look pretty bad. If you can create a site in flash or something like that you'll be OK.

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duncanblair

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#153012 31-Jul-2008 14:32

PhoneMonkey: You get 10 megs free with google ads included.

Correct (just so you guys have the official word).

If you don't want ads on your page we do a Unix hosting package with 500MB of space and a domain name for just $15 per month.

insane

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#153108 31-Jul-2008 19:38

duncanblair:

Correct (just so you guys have the official word).

If you don't want ads on your page we do a Unix hosting package with 500MB of space and a domain name for just $15 per month.

What he means is that its actually 10 times smaller than he's saying, its 50MB and not 500MB, a little over inflated like the speeds people get on LLU :D

Panq

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#153131 31-Jul-2008 22:14

I remember when Orcon freehosting was 10MB, had no ads, came with a .orcon.net.nz subdomain, and you didn't even need to be an Orcon customer...

I feel old now.

Jarno

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#153142 31-Jul-2008 23:04

I can't even figure out how to enable a freehost site for my account. There doesn't seem to be any documentation on it at all.

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duncanblair

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#153241 1-Aug-2008 10:31

insane:
duncanblair:

Correct (just so you guys have the official word).

If you don't want ads on your page we do a Unix hosting package with 500MB of space and a domain name for just $15 per month.

What he means is that its actually 10 times smaller than he's saying, its 50MB and not 500MB

Sorry, that was a typo, should be 50MB.

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stu28

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#153532 2-Aug-2008 12:16

Panq:

I remember when Orcon freehosting was 10MB, had no ads, came with a .orcon.net.nz subdomain, and you didn't even need to be an Orcon customer...

I feel old now.

I know what you mean

Jarno: I can't even figure out how to enable a freehost site for my account. There doesn't seem to be any documentation on it at all.

I don’t think they are taken new sign ups for freehost anymore.

duncanblair

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#153945 4-Aug-2008 09:08

stu28:

I don’t think they are taken new sign ups for freehost anymore.

We are happy to enable this for customers if you give us a call.