Imagehost Problems, Imagebam, Imagevenue, PimpAndHost, PixHost, ImgBox etc

**buttsie** · February 14th, 2017, 07:09 AM

I think its safe to say that you never expect the worst after a few hours , even days
unless theres something official on their site / forum that we saw with someimage.

Sometimes bad things happen a server or 2 and stuff is down

A few hosts have moved their servers in the past with no mention that they were doing it

Personally i wont go near

P & H because I know from this thread its not fully available in at least 6 countries
When they stuff up they do it better than most

I wont use imagevenue any longer to upload to because it requires the security nightmare plugin adobe flash.That and the fact I find their entire set-up cumbersome when you get too many galleries.40 pages worth is where I'm stopping.

The smartest thing I've seen said of late is if your going to run risky plugins use them in a stand alone browser that you just use for uploading content

Its the general browsing where these plugins can become a nigthmare because patches take time to plug exploits - browsers like the popular firefox dont update their plugins automatically from what i've read.

Thats a recipe for disaster

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February 14th, 2017, 07:09 AM	#11
buttsie Porn Archeologist Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: earth Posts: 12,714 Thanks: 92,252 Thanked 241,293 Times in 12,746 Posts	I think its safe to say that you never expect the worst after a few hours , even days unless theres something official on their site / forum that we saw with someimage. Sometimes bad things happen a server or 2 and stuff is down A few hosts have moved their servers in the past with no mention that they were doing it Personally i wont go near P & H because I know from this thread its not fully available in at least 6 countries When they stuff up they do it better than most I wont use imagevenue any longer to upload to because it requires the security nightmare plugin adobe flash.That and the fact I find their entire set-up cumbersome when you get too many galleries.40 pages worth is where I'm stopping. The smartest thing I've seen said of late is if your going to run risky plugins use them in a stand alone browser that you just use for uploading content Its the general browsing where these plugins can become a nigthmare because patches take time to plug exploits - browsers like the popular firefox dont update their plugins automatically from what i've read. Thats a recipe for disaster