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Oops! I guess the permissions were applied in time...I just happened to have a small bug in my code ;) Works great now.

I just e-mailed them again. Let's see what happens. I actually used to host with a different hosting company and that had the functionality in their control panel to change permission for files/folders. I guess we should have some sort of control over permissions once webshell 4 is deployed...

I am having a similiar issue...not with not knowing the path of a file to create...but acessing a file that's already created. I try to read an xml from an ASP.NET page, using the following code: private DataSet CreateDataSource(){ XmlDataDocument mydata = new XmlDataDocument()...

Yash, I was just wondering if you have considered changing the Hosting Control Panel port from 8080 to 80 yet....

I don't use it, but I just looked at it. It sounds hot. Did you get it to work yet by any chance?? I guess they didn't exactly have shared web hosting in mind when they wrote this thing...or I guess atleast they don't make things any easier.

A spammer does not necessarily needs to login to your e-mail account to send e-mails that appear to come from you. Even if they don't have your account password...by simplying knowing your e-mail address, they can make a spam appear as if it came from you. I have for example received spam that...

Nope...no option to switch to dedicated IP there (or anywhere else). Before you came up with newer plans, I did see that option there though..not it's disabled. It seems like I would need to switch the newer plan to take advantage of it. Am I correct?

Interesting. I guess psoft knows what consumers are thinking. When I first searching for a stand-alone version of SiteStudio a month ago, they had no plans of releasing it. Now they already have a the 3rd Release-Candidate!!! Thanks for redirecting me there Yash.

I have used Site Studio to design almost all aspects of my website. I love it. You pick a template, enter some data and you have got yourself a well designed webpage. So, I thought now that I used the online version of it, maybe I could get Site Studio for Desktop, so I could have more...

Okay, so you took away the unlimited sub-domains that I loved so much but as I look at the new Plans, 1 Free Dedicated IP is included in every plan. So the million dollar question is how do I Switch to a dedicated IP?

Thanks Yash.

Well, I just checked my website and it was suspended. I have obviously forgotten to pay on time. I believe the new procedure was that reminder e-mails will send out...yet I didn't receive any. I am looking at my invoice right now and this is what it says: Your invoice to be paid on...

I have been thinking about making this request for a while now, but I didn't think anyone would listen or care. But admins at Jodohost definately listen ;) The most important thing for me is to make sure my account isn't overdue. If the port changes to 80, I will be able to make payments...

I'm composing this message from work right...where as it turns out I spend majority of my time. We have firewalls installed in the corporate network that limit our internet usage us to to web browsing. I have a web-based service that lets me upload files to my jodohost account...but...there is...

Thanks. I will try this.

First of all I love using sub-domains...and like the fact that jodohost provided unlimited subdomains. Now my question is that, I would like to create a folder under my website (mydomain.com/blah) and than would like the alias (or subdomain?) blah.domain.com virtually point to this directory...

I used to host with datapacket.net. They offer similiar features for the same price...minus 5 domains per account and no subdomains allowed. Their customer support was almost non-existence. It took them forever to answer the questions. Now switching to jodohost, I know I made a good decision...

Sorry, that was a typo. I meant to say "catch-all". In other words, I wanna catch all non-existent subdomains and possibly point them to a single location.

Thanks yash. That solves one of my problems. My next question is, I believe there is a catch-all subdomain created by default (*.mydomain.com). But if I try to go to something.mydomain.com, it says the virtual folder does not list its contents. What folder is it pointing to in the first...

I am a trial jodohost user. My domain went live with jodohost in 2-3 which is understandable. I created a subdomain, which after around 72 hours is still not up. When I try to access it, it says that I can access it using an instant domain...while DNS servers across the internet update...