StefanWolves
12-10-2009, 09:12 PM
I have a hosting plan with tech-hosts.co.uk (the guy on this forum runs it, i think) ~ and I have uploaded only about 60mb worth of files, etc. I never really use my site, I haven't publicised it, no one visits it, as it's for my own personal use (uploading pictures & files, ease of use, and helps learning HTML etc), I only paid like £15 for the domain and hosting for a year... However, It says my bandwidth is being taken up (I have 10GB bandwidth, which should be plenty for personal use):
http://stefancampbell.net/uploads/images/help.bmp
As you can see, I haven't uploaded much, I have a few files on their and a few html websites, and an e-mail script which I occasionally use, but not enough for it to be taking up this much bandwidth. I also have a proxy website uploaded to bypass school filters on school. However, this is password protected (directory is) ~ so no one else can use it. And I rarely use it myself. So, why is my bandwidth going so quickly? I am 100% sure no one is viewing or visiting my website or downloaded anything off of it, and I am only using it occasionally for personal use?
Thanks ~ Stefan.
EDIT - sorry forgot to mention, I have nulled vBulletin on their, and some blogging software (don't worry, I don't use these publicly - just for private use, I just use them myself, I only have nulled vBulletin so I can start to learn more about vBulletin, as I may find it handy in the future).
http://stefancampbell.net/uploads/images/help.bmp
As you can see, I haven't uploaded much, I have a few files on their and a few html websites, and an e-mail script which I occasionally use, but not enough for it to be taking up this much bandwidth. I also have a proxy website uploaded to bypass school filters on school. However, this is password protected (directory is) ~ so no one else can use it. And I rarely use it myself. So, why is my bandwidth going so quickly? I am 100% sure no one is viewing or visiting my website or downloaded anything off of it, and I am only using it occasionally for personal use?
Thanks ~ Stefan.
EDIT - sorry forgot to mention, I have nulled vBulletin on their, and some blogging software (don't worry, I don't use these publicly - just for private use, I just use them myself, I only have nulled vBulletin so I can start to learn more about vBulletin, as I may find it handy in the future).