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Shared Ssl Problem - Fasthosts/actinic 19/09/08
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I spoke to fasthosts this morning and they are determined to get to the bottom of the Actinic issues.
I dont think moving to a new hosting company is probably the best solution. Fasthosts are the UK's largest hosting company, what I don't get is WHY Actinic don’t try and sort something out with them?
Why don't they contact Fasthosts and try and find out what’s going on?
At the end of the day isn't best that these people work together?
I get fed up with ringing these people and everyone passes the blame...
Actinic - You ring them on behalf of your users!!!!
Get proactive!
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Actinic provide their own hosting and actinic sites on fasthosts is an incredibly small share, which I just don't think they will ever care about enough tbh. I don't think either of them will talk though, as it is not mutually or financially beneficial for both.
It's all to do with timeouts on the cgi-bin as I understand. Fasthosts do not allow enough time on their cgi-bin for actions to complete. This is accentuated at busy times or when a lot of items are being purchased at once. In basic English as I understand it, Fasthosts give you 5 seconds to do something but you actually need 7-8 seconds to do it.
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I kind of agree and don't agree with you at the same time there. If Fasthosts are the biggest hosting company in the UK they should really be able to find out what has happened themselves, there really isn't anything that complicated about hosting Actinic sites. Since it was working it is clearly something they have changed recently so they shouldn't have very far to look. And if they are so dense they can't work out what they did to break their hosting, it should really be them contacting Actinic for suggestions on what they might have done.
Or maybe they know and they just don't care. Perhaps they are not interested in hosting Actinic sites any longer!
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Originally posted by Faulkds View PostWhy don't they contact Fasthosts and try and find out what’s going on?
At the end of the day isn't best that these people work together?
I get fed up with ringing these people and everyone passes the blame...
Actinic - You ring them on behalf of your users!!!!
Get proactive!
As for ringing them on behalf of there users, did they recommend fasthosts - definitely not
Fasthosts have f****d something up its there job to sort it not actinic
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Originally posted by dave_finlayson View PostIf Fasthosts are the biggest hosting company in the UK
Originally posted by dave_finlayson View PostSince it was working it is clearly something they have changed recently so they shouldn't have very far to look.
Regarding Actinic contacting Fasthosts I agree with Lee, why would they when they offer that service themselves?
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Originally posted by Faulkds View PostI dont think moving to a new hosting company is probably the best solution. Fasthosts are the UK's largest hosting company, what I don't get is WHY Actinic don’t try and sort something out with them?
I have managed to transfer a site and have it live within 2 hours, this thread was started on friday and its till going on now, now were are back to cost again
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It's not just a Timeout error imho.
Fasthosts have done something else, probably to (once again) try to comply with new regulations. That's why any downloaded orders you do manage to get hold of end up in your Pending Payment Service Provider tab.
I've changed to Actinic hosting and now have 6 sites all Actinic enabled and in the process of going live as we speak. With Fasthosts this would have cost almost £600 a year on the tariffs I was on. With Actinic it's considerably less! So why all the talk about Fasthosts being a budget host? I'm now saving money and have more functionality, and can phone one support desk that knows the program I'm working on. No more being pushed from one side to another to find out who's to blame.
I'm not saying that Fasthosts haven't been good as their 24/7 Support Line is second to none. It's just not the budget option that everyone has been making out.Sam
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