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    is this enough to begin my forum with?

    disk space: 100 MB
    bandwidth: 7500 MB


    we're not importing/upgrading, but i expect 30 new members in the first day and about 3-5 new ones per day.


    and is there any advantage to having a dedicated IP address?

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    really? what would you consider to be the minimums in those categories?

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    Its really hard to say, my database is under 100 meg, i have ~2000 members, 5,000 threads and 45,000 posts. I also do under 10gig of transfer a month on the forum with gzip.

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    Re: is this enough to begin my forum with?

    Originally posted by LD1
    disk space: 100 MB
    bandwidth: 7500 MB


    we're not importing/upgrading, but i expect 30 new members in the first day and about 3-5 new ones per day.


    and is there any advantage to having a dedicated IP address?
    to start off

    250mb web space
    150mb mysql database space
    10gb/mo bandwidth

    would be good

    remember web space and mysql database space are different... you need to talk to your host regarding allowable mysql database space
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    I got

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    Re: Re: is this enough to begin my forum with?

    Originally posted by eva2000
    to start off

    250mb web space
    150mb mysql database space
    10gb/mo bandwidth

    would be good

    remember web space and mysql database space are different... you need to talk to your host regarding allowable mysql database space
    150 MB mysql space to start???

    I installed a forum with

    Members: 9,066, Threads: 3,092, Posts: 39,745
    And the database was of 44 MB.
    I don't think that you need 150 MB Mysql space just to start.
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    but do you allow attachments?do you allow avatars?
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    Its not my forum
    But I think she allow, but not sure either.
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    Re: Re: Re: is this enough to begin my forum with?

    Originally posted by Jedito


    150 MB mysql space to start???

    I installed a forum with

    Members: 9,066, Threads: 3,092, Posts: 39,745
    And the database was of 44 MB.
    I don't think that you need 150 MB Mysql space just to start.
    you have to remember if mysql database is corrupted and you have to run myisamchk repair options some options require double the amount of used mysql database space in order to proceed with repairing since they may need to recreate the data files during repair...

    so 150mb of database space would be for around 75mb database...

    so for your 44mb database you'd need at least 88 - 100 mb of space in order to plan for repairs of corrupted databases
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