This is an update to the rumor that PHPizabi is under a DOS (Denial Of Serice) attack since about 3 weeks. On January 27th 2008, the PHPizabi network uppernode started receiving attacks from a few thousand hosts which brought part of the network down. We managed to keep most of our network up and running durig this period with minimal downtime. Unfortunately, due to security matters and to it's nature, the linkage between the PHPizabi Network and the PHPizabi Online (PIO) systems couldn't be moved and stayed down for about 2 weeks.

We confirm that, at this date the attacks are now completely deflected from our network and that all our systems are back up and running.

Sorry for the inconveniences

As Santa, the new year and a probable anterograde amnesia due to alcohol abuses approaches, the team here at PHPizabi wishes to stop for a moment to wish the community a happy holidays season. May health and happiness be with you and your loved ones for the year to come.

Our thoughts go to the less fortunate and to Adam who decided to do his Christmas shopping today, the 23rd.

See you all in 2008, with new and exciting adventures!

R, and the PHPizabi administrative team.

The PHPizabi support systems (Knowledge base, Mails, Live support) are experiencing a high surge and we're actually unable to respond to the community needs in support. - Even though we have been putting more peoples and more efforts on the support task for the last few months, it seems that the community pool and the support requests are way over what we can provide support to considering the resources we have at the moment. To give you a clue, we're still answering mails we received on July.

For these reasons, seeing the winter load coming plus the new versions that where previously announced, we kindly ask our community to direct their requests to the forum when possible. Also, please make sure you have searched the website before posting your support request to the knowledge base.

Problems concerning PHPizabi Online, purchases, or any private matter should still be directed to the PHPizabi Support team using the contact form.

Thank you - the PHPizabi administration team

We recently revised the PHPizabi VideoTransit network and optimized usage over several gateways which lowered the stress on the internal bandwidth; thus reducing the operation fees for the entire WiStrem network.

To compensate for the savings, we're lowering the PHPizabi VideoTransit service fees to 0.00121 $ / Mb (instead of 0.0028$/Mb). The new service fees are applied and effective since August 8th 2007.

The PHPizabi administration