I'm considering changing hosts and Lunar is at the top of my list with all the features offered.

I just want to make sure that:

1) .htaccess adjustments are allowed and that a paid user can make changes and create custom error pages.

AND

2) what DOESN'T Lunar support?  I may want to use SSI (server side includes) and get as much as possible out of my web site.  If I know ahead of time what Lunar doesn't support for whatever reason, I can research and find out if I really need that.  Otherwise, Lunar seems to have it all.

3) is your uptime really 99.9%?  That sounds awesome.

Cosi    

its mostly 99% beacose when that 1% hapends people quickly post it here and max usually fixes it right away
and the speed is awsome

Sounds good.  Here are some of my responses:

1) 99.9% uptime is great.  I wasn't expecting 100% uptime at all.  That would be ridiculous and unrealistic.  I know downtime is inevitable and necessary, but I just don't want to end up with what I have now.  I've recently been using a free host for one of my sites (digitalrice.com) and the uptime is maybe 75%.    Although what I do have now is free... so what can I really expect??  I'm willing to pay now to be sure I have as close to 100% uptime as possible.  And it seems Lunar delivers.     I host my domain through a free host, doteasy.com, and they are very limited in the features they offer for free.  For instance, I can't even modify my .htaccess file.  Once you upgrade, support for CGI, ASP, etc. become way expensive and it's just not worth it.

2) I have already gone through the page with all the supported features.  Some I didn't see were support for Secure FTP (SFTP), Quicktime Streaming (although there is Windows Media support), Python, and I didn't see what versions of PHP are supported (version 4 or 3 or...?).  I did see that SSH will be implemented in the coming months on a special server.  I guess I'd have to send in my ID info to take part in that?

My conclusion is that overall, for the price, Lunar offers a great product and if it lives up to its feature-rich promises, then I think I'll be very happy here.  I've looked at Dreamhost and they are more expensive and offer less space and bandwidth for the buck.

I still have to continue to compare and hear from people before I make a final decision, but I really want Lunar right now.

cosi, why do you need secure ftp, when you can use SecureCRT on an ssh/ssl connection ????