Ye Olde Inn

To our valued Members and Guests,

Here at Ye Olde Inn, we are using a Shared, Unlimited Storage and Unlimited Bandwidth hosting plan through StartLogic. Earlier this week, we received a notice from StartLogic claiming that our Storage use is above 'normal' and that we are to reduce our storage consumption, even though we are supposed to have unlimited. Currently, we are using fifteen(15) GB of Storage. It is possible, that at any point in the future, that our service will be terminated, or files may be automatically deleted to reduce our storage. If you happen to discover links to missing files, or receive 404 errors, do let us know as soon as possible.

Ye Olde Inn could become temporarily offline due to this situation. We are looking into our present options such as seeking out a new Web Host. Due to the massive costs of dedicated servers, our only option at this point is to use shared hosting from an understanding company. In the mean time, Ye Olde Inn will be removing all 300dpi files in an attempt to appease our current host. These files will be available upon request via email (just contact me, drathe either by email or PM). We are also looking to combine our Letter and A4 file options to one that will successfully print in either standard without adversely altering card and tile sizes.

I just wanted to keep our members and guests informed of the situation so that no one is shocked if Ye Olde Inn goes temporarily offline. Furthermore, if anyone has any advice, a good Web Host recommendation, or any other possible options or solutions, please don't hesitate in letting us know. Ye Olde Inn was intended to keep HeroQuest and all its resources and fan created content alive. We will do our best to keep the torch burning.

Sincerely,
~drathe

Update: Now that we're at our new Web Host, MDDHosting.com, all is well at the Inn.

That's lame. So much for unlimited.

Over the year I've managed to condense a lot of our files. Many of the PDF files, the cards especially, have been compressed and take up less than half the space they used to. We are now using less than 4.5GB of storage. I plan on compressing all the 300dpi files as well. They still won't be available for download from the Website, but they should fit onto a DVD for those who just have to have the higher resolution and are willing to pay the cost of the DVD and shipping. I'll provide more info once I've finished compressing all the files.

Hey - just a funny though - can we send the holder of the site a large flash drive - maybe 8 or 16 gig or something - it'd be fairly cheap
in the long run, and would still allow us to keep things on the web.

ha ha - I know - not possible. Just a thought, though

I just joined this site. I never knew all this time there was anything going on with the game. I just wanted to say for the sake of just in case. If any files need to ever be backed up and said back up occasionally updated I can store them on my pc. In case something happens like something happening to the site.

Backups are no worries as I have everything stored locally, but thank you for the offer.

And people state that computers make our lives easier.
I just know when the computers are down, life gets a a lot more difficult.
and as far as space goes, the 1TB or 1.5TB Harddrives are gettiing cheaper and cheaper.

Thankfully, we don't really have to worry about being shut down for going over our limits, now that we have a new host and set limits we can see. I need to remember to remove the notice from the main website.

*adds to the top of the to-do list*

I'll need to crunch some numbers, but we might be able to get the 300dpi files back online. If that's the case, I'll probably remove the 150dpi and just have the 300 instead. Might be a while before I get around to that though.

Edit: Return of 300dpi files relates to the resources only as they were the only files previously available in both formats outside of a few card files I made.