At the minute, i am working on Domain name addons, things like Dynamic DNS with domain names, Domain checking by SMS, Domain checking by E-Mail, and many other similar tools, Although much of the planning is done, there is still time for requests, If you are a customer at EasyWebDNS or plan to become a customer, or simply a domain buyer, Please let me know what features you would like to see, and i will work on adding them.

When i add domain stuff, i will be writing about them along with notes and other things on easy web dns, So as a revision here are the planned features

1- Nameservers that support Dynamic Updates
2- Checking domain availability by SMS
3- Checking domain availability by E-Mail
4- Wap Version of the website
5- Bind Tutorials
6- Load balancing and other tricks using the DNS system
7- Domain Availability Checking PHP script, free for all (at Domain Reseller Direct)
8- Allowing Domain Reseller Direct customers to allow there customers to check availability by SMS and E-Mail, a white label system

Any suggestions ?

Awaiting your responce

Cheers

UPDATE: This post has been added at easywebdns : recovering ext3 hard disks

So, here are the tools you need

1- Checking a linux partition for bad sectors / Bad Blocks without deleting the data

badblocks -o /path/somefiletowriteto.txt /dev/sdb1

this will do a check and write the bad block numbers to a text file

If you want it to test the disks hard but you are OK with deleting the data (Say after you dd_rescue), then try the -w switch

2- fsck /dev/sdb1 , the all famous, need i say more ?

3- tune2fs

tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/sdb1

remove the Journal (Converting ext3 to ext2 file system)

4- Mounting a disk: mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /adirectory

5- debugfs <- use it in Read only more, this thing is like brain surgery, 1 mistake and your FS is playing chess in heaven with all the other dead disks

6- dd_rescue /dev/sdb1 /directory/mydisk.img

7- Running fsck on a disk image

fsck -y /path/mydisk.img

8- Mount the image

mount /pathto/backup.img /mountpoint/data

this is a nice link for you http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/193 that already has info about the stuff i mentioned here

Those are probably the most common, will add more when i remember them