This evening all Mr.Host web servers have been upgraded to PHP 5.3.8
This release fixes two issues introduced in the PHP 5.3.7 release:
This evening all Mr.Host web servers have been upgraded to PHP 5.3.7
Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 5.3.7:
Key enhancements in PHP 5.3.7 include:
Starting this month, Mr.Host is changing the way we send you your monthly bills.
From now on, rather than just sending the current monthly hosting invoice, we will now send a full statement of accounts, that includes all invoices and payments posted to your account, since the last billing date.
The main reason for this change, was because many customers have domains that automatically renew at various times during the month. When these domains renew, there is an invoice, and payment (if required) posted to the account, but by default, these invoices and payments are not e-mailed out to customers automatically.
Individual invoices and payments are available, and will continue to be available, via the Customer Control Panel, but many customers prefer having the invoices e-mailed to them automatically.
Unfortunately, our first attempt to send out the new statements didn’t work so well. You’ll notice that the statements you received include all invoices and payments for the entire life of your account, and not just from the last billing date.
This is clearly an error on our system when generating the statements, and if you can bear with us, will be rectified and re-processed tomorrow afternoon.
We apologize for the confusion
We’re excited to announce a brand new Mr.Host website, as well as this new system status and update blog.
From now on all upgrades, planned maintenance windows, and any unexpected downtime will be blogged via this new interface, so all Mr.Host customers will always have up-to-date information about their services.
We’ve also expanded the Knowledge Base, integrating it directly into the main website, and added much more information to help customers get up and running faster.
We’ve also added a new feature to the Customer Control Panel for domain registration customers. You can now enable domain whois privacy for any domain registered with Mr.Host for FREE!
This feature hides your contact details from the public whois database, protecting your contact details. This also makes your e-mail address private, which should help reduce the amount of e-mail SPAM you receive.
By default the whois privacy setting is disabled; log in to the Customer Control Panel to update it for any domain registered through Mr.Host.
If you have any questions about these upgrades, please let us know.
This evening all Mr.Host web servers have been upgraded to PHP 5.3.6.
Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 5.3.6:
Key enhancements in PHP 5.3.6 include:
For a full list of changes in PHP 5.3.6, see the ChangeLog.