Nov Posted by Lydia Leong. It allows me to offer guilt-free commentary based on real experience, and the freedom to bug customer support for things with the recognition that I am actually giving the company my money, and am therefore entitled to ask whatever questions I want, without giving Analyst Relations a headache.
After a bit of a chat with their live online sales, and a few minutes of waiting while the guy checked around during which I started writing this blog entry. I decided to save them some trouble and just get another account thus allowing me to do some future playing about with copying things between Cloud Files accounts, in my desire to create parallel cloud utilities to sftp and scp , but it was a bit of an oddity β Sites is a logical upsell from Files, so I presume that functionality is probably coming eventually.
Next, I went to look for a way to change my initial sign-up password. Nothing obvious in the interface, nothing on the knowledge base⦠I shrugged and provisioned myself a site. That certainly prompted me to change my password immediately.
I did not want to transfer my domain, but the site info page shows what Mosso wants the DNS records to be; I adjusted the DNS records on my end for what I needed, no problem. I also provisioned a second site with a non-www hostname note that Mosso automatically turns domain. So, I turned on CGI support, which seemed to take two rounds of saving my settings, on both sites I tried it on. The perl and python support is just generic CGI script support.
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