[hrhenry]

I just created another domain to house most of my documentation from a university program I did a few years back. All files are in PDF format.

But then I was reading the TOS and one of the conditions is that it can't be used for storage only. I was planning on using OpenGoo (now called FengOffice) to actually catalog/access all the files. It's written in PHP and used MySQL as a back end. But that would pretty much be the only way I access the files.

Could someone tell me if that constitutes a violation of the TOS?

Thanks in advance.

R.
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[Leder678]

if you are the only one who has access to the files, you might get suspended for it, but if the files are published, I don't think it would be considered as a storage only.

But Google Docs probably seems like the right way to go for this one

[hrhenry]

Actually, no GDocs isn't ideal for this. First, because I've already got everything set up in OpenGoo. Second, the way I can link notes/calendar events/contact info/project status/milestones/invoicing just can't be done inn GDocs.

That last sentence should give an idea also that I want to use it for other document/project management.

Thanks though.

Anyone from 000webhost that could give me a definitive answer?

R.
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