http://www.irth.net/ Everything you wanted to know about Irth Networks but were afraid to ask en-us support@irth.net Thu, 25 May 2006 16:59:48 -0500 http://www.irth.net/archives/001141.html The bottom line: Our no cost web hosting program is going on hiatus. All client sites should make new hosting arrangements by June 30th. Irth Networks has been hosting not-for-profit websites at no cost for nine years. We're proud that... http://www.irth.net/archives/001140.html The security of the Irth Networks primary server was compromised on Thursday, February 23rd. In order to contain the breadth of the intrusion as well as to protect existing client data the server was immediately removed from service. Unfortunately this... http://www.irth.net/archives/001139.html The Irth Networks primary server has been performing poorly due to the results of user attacks on various customer's installations of phpbb. These attacks are affecting many IrthNet clients and hence resolution must be swift.... http://www.irth.net/archives/001138.html In order to continue to provide the high levels of service that you expect of Irth Networks we're rolling out new servers. This will require that some sites transition to other systems. The site operators impacted will be notified to... http://www.irth.net/archives/001133.html In order to ensure that we provide a reasonable level of service to our clients we're no longer able to accept new account/site requests. Keep an eye on our homepage for information on when additional capacity will enable the acceptance... http://www.irth.net/archives/000975.html Comment SPAM protection has been added to all IrthNet blogs. Submission of a comment using a blacklisted term or terminology will not be permitted. Comment post rate limiting has also been added resulting in closely timed comment posts not being... http://www.irth.net/archives/000910.html While it may appear to have been quiet these last few months, it has been as busy as ever behind the scenes. In order to continue to provide the high levels of service that you expect of Irth Networks we're... http://www.irth.net/archives/000046.html An email antivirus system has been put in place. All email either sent from or bound for IrthNet email accounts is now scanned for viruses. If a virus is found in an outbound email, e.g. sent from an IrthNet email... http://www.irth.net/archives/000038.html Welcome to the third iteration of the Irth Networks website. Many of your suggestions have been incorporated and your critcisms heeded. Among the changes: Streamlined page design Removed pointless user registration Made completely standardized - XHTML v1.1 and CSS Added... http://www.irth.net/archives/000032.html Irth Networks has finally selected a website access statistics package. Statistics will be created every night with the results browseable via the Website Stats. viewer A link is also available on the Client Tools menu located on the left under... http://www.irth.net/archives/000031.html The Irth Networks primary server suffered a partial software failure at approximately 21:30 EST on October 6th. This resulted in the inability to serve some client web content. The websites in question are being restored from backups now and should... http://www.irth.net/archives/000028.html A spam identification system has been activated for all IrthNet email accounts. Identification of spam was chosen rather than outright blocking to guard against the elimination of emails that are not truly spam. Using identification means that you, the end... http://www.irth.net/archives/000027.html To improve the level of support for existing and potential IrthNet clients an automated support system has been put in place. This will ensure that your question, request, etc. finds the right person while also guarateeing that your message won't... http://www.irth.net/archives/000023.html IrthNet now supports the creation of HTML forms that result in an email being sent to an address designated by the website operator. This can be used to create site feedback, suggestion, or general contact forms. For more information and... http://www.irth.net/archives/000022.html What the heck's a "blog?" and why would IrthNet want to to offer something that sounds more like a digestive noise than a technology? WhatIs.com defines it as "On a Web site, a blog, a short form of Web log...