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PC Angels.Net
Web Design and Hosting Service
Tullahoma, TN  37388

931-581-0486

How much disk space do I need?

Most web sites need very little disk space for web pages. For example our site uses less than 1 megabyte of disk space and has over 100 pages. We allocate 75 megs of your allowed disk space for all our plans toward your log files and site statistics. The remainder can be used for your web site and POP3 email. 
If your site has an average of 40K of graphics and html for each page, 50 megs. will cover 1,800 Pages.

How much data transfer do I need?

Over 97% of our accounts use less than 1000 megabytes of monthly data transfer.
All of our plans except our starter plan include 4 times this amount. Using our site as an example our pages average less than 40Kb in html and graphics per page. 4000 megabytes of monthly transfer calculates to than 100,000 page accesses.
What's the difference between a "hit" and a page access? If you have a page that has a total of 25 html and image files, each page access equals 25 hits. Our pages average 5 html and image files which equals 600,000 hits per month, per 4,000 megabytes of data transfer.

What is a POP3 email account?

POP3 accounts will provide a login name and password to retrieve your email from a Host Express account using any popular email client such as Microsoft Outlook, Netscape Communicator, Eudora etc. 

What is an alias/email forward?

An email Alias/Forward is an email address @ your domain name. This will forward to a POP3 Account here at PCAngels.Net or any other address on the Internet. Here are a few examples.

Here are Alias/Forward examples to another email address on the net:

E-mail Alias/Forward Other email address
sue@your_name.com forwards to sue@aol.com
joe@your_name.com forwards to joe@mci.net

What are email autoresponders?

Email autoresponders are just that. Anytime an email is received by a specific address an email is automatically sent back to the person who sent it. This is sometimes called a vacation program.  You could setup for example an autoresponders on info@your_domain.com to send back an auto response of "Thank you for requesting information. A representative will be contacting you shortly."

You have complete control over which address/es have an autoresponders and what message is emailed back using a simple on-line form included with your account.

Using FTP/Uploading Files

We recommend the following FTP software that can be downloaded from the Internet. Most Home Page Publishing tools include FTP capabilities and will work equally well.

WS_FTP is available for all Windows Platforms and the Dec Alpha platforms.  Cute FTP is available for all Windows Platforms.  Fetch is available for Mac/Power PC Platforms.

The Following Settings will be required to use FTP with our service.

1.For Remote "Server", "Host", "Host Name" etc. Enter your IP address, do not use "http://", use only your IP address.

2.If you have the option, "Host Type" should be "Auto detect".

3.If you have the option, "Transfer Type" should be "Auto".
Note: some cgi programs such as perl scripts should be uploaded/downloaded using ASCII text.

4.Enter your sites Login name for the "User ID".

5.Enter your sites Password for "Password".

6.Do not select "Anonymous Login".

7.Leave "Initial Directories", "Remote Directories" etc. blank.

8.The "Port" should be "21".

9.Use the default settings for the rest of available options.

Please consult your software's documentation for a more detailed explanation. See also: Where do my files go?

CGI, Perl, Dev. Resources

Perl4:
/usr/bin/perl

Perl5:
/usr/bin/perl5

Available C Compilers:
/usr/bin/gcc
/usr/bin/cc

Sendmail:
/usr/sbin/sendmail
DOS to UNIX text converter.
/usr/bin/dos2bsd 

Date command:
/bin/date

Tar and Gunzip:
/bin/tar
/usr/contrib/bin/gunzip

Available Text Editors:
vi and pico

Configure custom error pages

Adding custom error pages requires creating a normal html page with an appropriate name.

1) To have a custom page displayed when a page is not found create your html page, name it not_found.html and copy it
to your htdocs directory.

2) To have a custom cgi-error page displayed for server errors create your html page, name it cgi_error.html and copy it to
your htdocs directory.

    

PC Angels.Net, Tullahoma, TN 37388