winjeel
April 13th, 2010, 03:20 AM
How can I find out what's happened to my webhost? I'm with cyberultra.net, and both of my websites (hosted on the same name servers) have gone down just last night. Then I went to my web host's website, and they too are down! I checked whois, and I'm still there and current, and I checked my webhost and see that there was an update just yesterday, but they are still current until the end of this month, at least. Their nameservers are different to mine, but... what happened to my webhost?
The bit that I'm panicing about is that my students need one of my websites this week, they need my e-mail address this week, my parents and friends need my e-mail addresses, AND I'm doing a presentation introducing Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) to teachers who haven't used CALL before towards the end of next month. From my experiences, it can take a long time to transfer a domain, and if my webhost (panicing, assuming the worst, hoping for the best) has gone bankrupt, then how long does that take to transfer to a new host and name servers?
Also, this is the start of the new academic year last week and this week for Japanese universities, and there's been a whole bunch of new registrations on my SMF forums by my students, and their very first forum posts (ever in their lives)... ARRRRRRrrrrrrrr I don't have a back up of the mysql databases for these new registrations and posts!!!! I want to cry and hide in a dark hole somewhere...
The bit that I'm panicing about is that my students need one of my websites this week, they need my e-mail address this week, my parents and friends need my e-mail addresses, AND I'm doing a presentation introducing Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) to teachers who haven't used CALL before towards the end of next month. From my experiences, it can take a long time to transfer a domain, and if my webhost (panicing, assuming the worst, hoping for the best) has gone bankrupt, then how long does that take to transfer to a new host and name servers?
Also, this is the start of the new academic year last week and this week for Japanese universities, and there's been a whole bunch of new registrations on my SMF forums by my students, and their very first forum posts (ever in their lives)... ARRRRRRrrrrrrrr I don't have a back up of the mysql databases for these new registrations and posts!!!! I want to cry and hide in a dark hole somewhere...