[KLUG Members] at-home cops, evading the

[Bruce Smith]

> > Or take the legal route and host the pages on the server space you
> > already have.  At home provides space for personal pages which sounds
> > exactly like what you want to do.
> 
> I just tried that ... and maxed out the disk space quota without getting
> all of the 199 wedding photos & thumbnails up. Their idea of a personal
> web and mine differ radically. I don't consider a handful of pics to be
> worth bothering with. Even after deleting some non-essential stuff that
> was already up there, it maxed out. Using the additional space for
> additional accounts requires an awful lot of re-writing and just doesn't
> make much sense to me.

You should weigh the consequences before you act.  Is it worth the risk
of having your athome account canceled?  Do you have other options, like
DSL, or would you be back to a dialup connection?

If you've been using broadband so long, you've forgot what dialup is like,
I recommend you try it for awhile to refresh your memory.  It's not fun!
I know, that's the only option available at home.

Also, have you looked into the free web page services?  I never used them,
but are services like geocities still free???

The other legal way to do it is to check into a "business" connection with
a DSL or cable provider.  (or pay for hosting off site)

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Bruce Smith                bruce@armintl.com
System Administrator / Network Administrator
Armstrong International, Inc.
Three Rivers, Michigan  49093  USA
http://www.armstrong-intl.com/
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