I've started up a web hosting service.  Free Viewtop rebsites for the REBOL 
faithful was the original plan, but that has expanded to full fledged 
programming accounts.  It's  http://peoplecards.ca.   Secure shell Debian 
GNU/Linux 4.0 accounts, but I've been lazy and these are still rooted off my 
Dev machine, not the speedy little server boxes.  That also means I haven't 
turned on an X-Window tunnelling on the ssh, so it's limited to terminal 
sessions and REBOL/Core 1.3.2 and 2.7.5 for interactive programming on the 
servers. (Well along with all the other Debian GNU/Linux goodies including 
Digital Mars D compiler 1.010 etc.)

peoplecards.ca uses DocKimbel's most awesome Cheyenne web server and I just 
installed 0.9.16 so it's good to go with RSP and CGI, and I might turn on the 
PHP handler, but I think it needs some soak time first.

Downside...I'm a small, very small, shop.  Things keep changing as I learn 
more and add the bells and whistles, which I do slowly because I'm still not 
convinced I understand all the ins and outs of the Internet Bugs and Thugs 
and I'd rather not open a port for a service until I know I can reasonably 
lock it down.

I'm charging $12.95 a month to customers, but REBOL coders get in free.

Name wise you'd be  http://peoplecards.ca/rebol/pickaname but after a few more 
tests, I'll be opening up virtual hosts, so http://pickaname.peoplecards.ca/ 
is an option too.  Resource usage wise, we'd need to negotiate, but I'm 
willing to provide as much as I feasibly can to advance REBOL.

Again, downside...I'm a small shop and I unplug everything but the Production 
server for lightning etc...

Cheers,
Brian

On Wednesday 18 July 2007 02:59, Alessandro Manotti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> does anybody know where I can find an internet provider (free of charge or
> not free... but not too much expensive :-)  ) to create Rebol CGI and use
> them to create an internet site?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
> --
>
>
> --Alessandro
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