Comments for Simple Hosting Online Blog: Everything Web Hosting http://simplehostingonline.com/blog Mon, 11 Jan 2010 00:49:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Video showing 3 Easy Steps on how to Export your WordPress Posts and Comments by online stock trading advice http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/3-easy-steps-on-how-to-export-your-wordpress-posts-and-comments/comment-page-1#comment-296 online stock trading advice Mon, 11 Jan 2010 00:49:12 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=53#comment-296 Hey very nice blog!!....I'm an instant fan, I have bookmarked you and I'll be checking back on a regular....See ya I'm Out! :) Hey very nice blog!!….I’m an instant fan, I have bookmarked you and I’ll be checking back on a regular….See ya

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]]> Comment on Are you Protecting your WordPress Blog???(Today Using strong Password) by Cheap Web Hosting http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/are-you-protecting-your-wordpress-blogpassword/comment-page-1#comment-295 Cheap Web Hosting Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:10:56 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=144#comment-295 Good point. And it is even worse if we have done everything that we can but someone steal our complex, frequently changed password by hacking our autosave password management in our web browsers. It's a pain in the ass. But at least it is a sign that we should move to another security protection. Good point. And it is even worse if we have done everything that we can but someone steal our complex, frequently changed password by hacking our autosave password management in our web browsers. It’s a pain in the ass. But at least it is a sign that we should move to another security protection.

]]> Comment on Are you Protecting your WordPress Blog???(Today Using strong Password) by webhoster http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/are-you-protecting-your-wordpress-blogpassword/comment-page-1#comment-293 webhoster Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:28:41 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=144#comment-293 i think this information is valuable; however keep in mind that every website should be protected well..not only the wordpress blogs i think this information is valuable; however keep in mind that every website should be protected well..not only the wordpress blogs

]]> Comment on Why did spam on the internet drop this week? by lamapper http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/why-did-spam-on-the-internet-drop-this-week/comment-page-1#comment-279 lamapper Thu, 04 Jun 2009 22:53:16 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=47#comment-279 Dominique, This is the "nasty little secret" and why you will see many people mentioning Freedom of Speech, the need for legal processes to be filed (getting search warrants from a court for instance). Many poo poo the Freedoms issues at least until it happens to them, what has happened to you. You, by your own assertion have done nothing wrong and I for one believe you. However you are probably sharing an IP address with many, many other websites whether you know it or not. This is the only practical way for a small business to start on a shoe string, with very little money and/or revenue and start your online business. Sadly you get caught in the middle if a black hat cracker posts illegal content or some do-gooder decides they do not like the content (that content NOT being illegal) of one of the websites sharing your IP address. To date there is no way I know of that you can protect yourself from this happenstance. Even if you thoroughly research your ISP and determine them to be a good player, they could innocently host a bad guy tomorrow and the IP address you both share will get banned by someone for some reason. The best solution is for you to move to a different IP address and hope and pray that it does not get censored by someone. Good luck with that. I do not support illegal activity, however rationally when an ISP's plug is pulled by its upstream telco/isp/provider they most certainly should have legal documents, search warrants and other legally enforceable documentation (along with the illegal content) against the wrong doers before blocking those websites. That is the key, they could force the individual websites to close, thus the innocent people like yourself do not inadvertently get harmed when the IP address is blocked. Unfortunately that method takes longer and require documentation of illegal activity in order to proceed on a legal criminal basis. It is much easier to just pull the plug and censor everyone on that IP address, including the innocents like yourself. Without legal filings, its just CENSORSHIP. Its happened before, it will happen again. Personally I am thrilled that big players like Global Crossings require the legal process to be followed and refuse to simply knee jerk pull the plug. This protects yours and my rights and access online and gives a measure of net neutrality. I am sure Global Crossings will block the offending sites once the proper legal leg work is completed and the court documents brought to them. Dominique, This is the “nasty little secret” and why you will see many people mentioning Freedom of Speech, the need for legal processes to be filed (getting search warrants from a court for instance).

Many poo poo the Freedoms issues at least until it happens to them, what has happened to you.

You, by your own assertion have done nothing wrong and I for one believe you. However you are probably sharing an IP address with many, many other websites whether you know it or not.

This is the only practical way for a small business to start on a shoe string, with very little money and/or revenue and start your online business. Sadly you get caught in the middle if a black hat cracker posts illegal content or some do-gooder decides they do not like the content (that content NOT being illegal) of one of the websites sharing your IP address.

To date there is no way I know of that you can protect yourself from this happenstance. Even if you thoroughly research your ISP and determine them to be a good player, they could innocently host a bad guy tomorrow and the IP address you both share will get banned by someone for some reason.

The best solution is for you to move to a different IP address and hope and pray that it does not get censored by someone. Good luck with that.

I do not support illegal activity, however rationally when an ISP’s plug is pulled by its upstream telco/isp/provider they most certainly should have legal documents, search warrants and other legally enforceable documentation (along with the illegal content) against the wrong doers before blocking those websites.

That is the key, they could force the individual websites to close, thus the innocent people like yourself do not inadvertently get harmed when the IP address is blocked. Unfortunately that method takes longer and require documentation of illegal activity in order to proceed on a legal criminal basis.

It is much easier to just pull the plug and censor everyone on that IP address, including the innocents like yourself. Without legal filings, its just CENSORSHIP.

Its happened before, it will happen again. Personally I am thrilled that big players like Global Crossings require the legal process to be followed and refuse to simply knee jerk pull the plug. This protects yours and my rights and access online and gives a measure of net neutrality. I am sure Global Crossings will block the offending sites once the proper legal leg work is completed and the court documents brought to them.

]]> Comment on Cypercrime Protection in three easy steps for your computer by FokusLopss http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/cypercrime-protection-in-three-easy-steps-for-your-computer/comment-page-1#comment-276 FokusLopss Sat, 30 May 2009 23:07:13 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=160#comment-276 Good article, Thanks. Thanks. Good article, Thanks. Thanks.

]]> Comment on Cypercrime Protection in three easy steps for your computer by FokusLop http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/cypercrime-protection-in-three-easy-steps-for-your-computer/comment-page-1#comment-275 FokusLop Sat, 30 May 2009 01:57:15 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=160#comment-275 Good article, Thanks. my name Philip. Good article, Thanks. my name Philip.

]]> Comment on Are you Protecting your WordPress Blog???(Today Using strong Password) by FridrihLop http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/are-you-protecting-your-wordpress-blogpassword/comment-page-1#comment-274 FridrihLop Fri, 29 May 2009 18:23:06 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=144#comment-274 Good article, the advertisment is sold? Good article, the advertisment is sold?

]]> Comment on Simple way to upgrade your WordPress to 2.6.3 by Bob http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/simple-way-to-upgrade-your-wordpress-to-263/comment-page-1#comment-10 Bob Thu, 27 Nov 2008 20:10:16 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=24#comment-10 Wordpress just released two days ago the 2.6.5 upgrade to patch another security issue that was found. There is no reason you shouldn't upgrade to this versions. Just make sure you have a backup of everything. If you do nothing else, do a export of your posts and comments. You do this by doing a export on the manage page. Click export and save it to your computer. It just that simple. Bob WordPress just released two days ago the 2.6.5 upgrade to patch another security issue that was found. There is no reason you shouldn’t upgrade to this versions.

Just make sure you have a backup of everything. If you do nothing else, do a export of your posts and comments. You do this by doing a export on the manage page. Click export and save it to your computer. It just that simple.

Bob

]]> Comment on Simple way to upgrade your WordPress to 2.6.3 by toboyle9 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/simple-way-to-upgrade-your-wordpress-to-263/comment-page-1#comment-9 toboyle9 Thu, 27 Nov 2008 18:22:04 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=24#comment-9 I'm in Mark Widawer's Stupid Easy Traffic course and have been reading your posts. With all the discussion about using the latest version of WordPress (2.6.3), my back room on my blog now tells me v. 2.6.5 is available. Is it too soon to download this. I downloaded it to my hard drive but haven't installed it yet on m y blog. I’m in Mark Widawer’s Stupid Easy Traffic course and have been reading your posts. With all the discussion about using the latest version of WordPress (2.6.3), my back room on my blog now tells me v. 2.6.5 is available. Is it too soon to download this. I downloaded it to my hard drive but haven’t installed it yet on m y blog.

]]> Comment on Why did spam on the internet drop this week? by Dominique http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/why-did-spam-on-the-internet-drop-this-week/comment-page-1#comment-8 Dominique Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:31:36 +0000 http://simplehostingonline.com/blog/?p=47#comment-8 Thanks Bob, We have contacted our web hosting company and have a support ticket open. It happened to me again last night when mailing to another address at hotmail. We have the messages that were sent to us and the email we mailed from, so hopefully this will be resolved soon! Thank you for your help! Dominique Thanks Bob,

We have contacted our web hosting company and have a support ticket open.

It happened to me again last night when mailing to another address at hotmail.

We have the messages that were sent to us and the email we mailed from, so hopefully this will be resolved soon!

Thank you for your help!
Dominique

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