Recent content by noreply

Plesk has never altered my YUM configuration and I'm not sure why that should ever happen. Also I've run external versions of PHP just fine with the versions Plesk has available and it's never been an issue. No control panel is perfect, although I think it's better to have a choice than none at all.

I'm not trying to pick a fight, although I still use Plesk, and since I moved to another VPS knownhost has told me they will not support it. I would have had to stay on an outdated OS in order to continue having support under Plesk.

I might suggest removing Plesk from: https://www.knownhost.com/support-coverage.html ...or include a statement that you won't be supporting it moving forward. It's too bad that you've decided not to, although after speaking in-depth with Paul I can fully understand it from your side of things...

I guess you can never have too much of either, particularly on a server running a diverse mix of applications. Hopefully Santa will be decking the halls of knownhost again this holiday season with nice stocking stuffers full of memory! :p

For me it's all about speed, and that's why I went with the SSD VPS — not to mention the fact my previous VPS-3 was falling behind the times with CentOS 5. Don't get me wrong, the VPS-3 worked wonderfully for the many years I used it, although it was time to finally update to CentOS 7 and I...

Good points there for sure... I was looking at the VPS memory thing from a cost standpoint - since I actually went from the VPS-3 to the SSD VPS-1 (seems like you could put one in there at the $45 range to fill that gap perhaps). My VPS-3 I think had 2.75 GB of memory while the SSD VPS-1 only...

I just switched over from a VPS-3 package and I'm very happy with the speed of the SSD VPS — I do have a few suggestions (more like a "wishlist"): 1. Increase the amount of memory that comes standard with the SSD VPS. The VPS-3 had over twice the amount of memory available, which gave me more...

That's very disappointing indeed — It seems like knownhost has become almost one dimensional now.