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Technoshells.com is a company dedicated to providing quality shell hosting for unix shells at a reasonable price.

Support 24/day

Founded in June 2008 , we intend to provide the best possible uptime for your IRC processes whilst retaining a good customer support system. we have all you needed at IRC like psyBNC, Eggdrop, Shells, and many more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

      General FAQ 
   Q: How long does it take to setup the new order? 
   A: We will setup your new account in less than one hour 
      after the verification. 
 
   Q: When I try to connect to an IRC server I get the message  
      "Too many connections  from your host". What can I do?  
   A: Your vhost might be used by other users, therefore you 
      should try another IRC server or select a different vhost.
      If problem persist you should contact us. 
 
   Q: I connected to the IRC server, but instead of vhosts  
      I have an unresolved IP. How  can I get a resolved vhost? 
   A: Connect to a different server and if you have the   
      same problem you should report  it to 
      support@technoshells.com  
 
   Q: What is a unix shell account?  
   A: Shells are the command interpreter used to pass commands   
      to an operating system; so called because it is the part    
      of the operating system that interfaces with the  
      outside world. The commonest Unix shells are the c 
      shell (csh) and the Bourne shell  (sh). 
 
   Q: How do I access my shell account?  
   A: You access your shell account via ssh. SSH is a 
      program  similar to telnet, which  will give you  
      access to the shell on the remote machine. It is better 
      than telnet  because it uses encryption, meaning your 
      password and  text are not transmitted in  clear text. 
      If you do  not have ssh, feel free to download ssh 
      from http://www.technoshells.com/source/putty.exe
 
   Q: Can I use my own domain for personal/custom vhost? 
   A: Yes you can use your own domain as vhost. 
      mail us about it at support@technoshells.com 
   
   Q: Why is my psyBNC killed as soon as I execute ./psybnc ? 
   A: Edit you psybnc.conf and replace the field  
      PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1=*  
      with 
      PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1=0::0
      You can also use the getpsy script as specified on 
      server's motd.