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Charlie Wells
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Remember the other month when TV Forum went down? Well 123-reg (the old host) have now managed to accidentally delete an 'unspecified number' of customer websites during a clean-up.
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36072240
Perhaps slightly worrying is the line for those affected is...
"123-reg told the BBC it did not have a backup copy of all its customers' data, but was working with a data recovery specialist to "manage the process of restoration"."
So glad Asa took action after the last time they messed up. It also reminds me I need to sort out a backup script for one of of my own websites.
Quote:
Web host 123-reg deletes sites in clean-up error
Web hosting firm 123-reg has accidentally deleted an unspecified number of its customers' websites.
The company, which hosts 1.7m sites in the UK, said an error made during maintenance "effectively deleted" what was on some of its servers.
Web hosting firm 123-reg has accidentally deleted an unspecified number of its customers' websites.
The company, which hosts 1.7m sites in the UK, said an error made during maintenance "effectively deleted" what was on some of its servers.
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36072240
Perhaps slightly worrying is the line for those affected is...
"123-reg told the BBC it did not have a backup copy of all its customers' data, but was working with a data recovery specialist to "manage the process of restoration"."
So glad Asa took action after the last time they messed up. It also reminds me I need to sort out a backup script for one of of my own websites.