with http://www.reverse.net/, and they're really stable and
have a great network with awesome DoS protection. His site doesn't
specifically say that he allows something like `xmppd`, but I'm sure
if I talked to him he wouldn't have a problem, as it's probably far less
resource intensive than IRC.
On 1/31/06, Hal Rottenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was gonna add detail to the wiki page, but didn't see a way to do that.
To be more precise, we're talking about the ability to run a service
(daemon) in a self-containd fashion such as what you are forced to do
when you've bought a basic "shell account" from an ISP. Sometimes you
won't get much of a runtime environment, and even fewer permissions.
Sometimes you'll even be in a jail shell where your "/" isn't the real
system root, and you do not even have read access to files outside of
your jailed filesystem.
But note this won't work on typical webhosting account. These will
usually not allow any inbound ports aside from 21,22,25,80,110,443.
Unless they are incompetent or mentally challenged anyway. :)
So do people still buy shell accounts much?
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