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Hi. Sorry, no, I'm not a Python programmer, but I was able to get it installed and running just fine under Linux from the git repository and easy_install. Follow directions here.
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Hello,I've been trying to grasp the aws cli tool, but I'm missing something. I installed it with pip, so this may be part of the reason, but I don't see the config file anywhere, even after I told it to create one.Is there a special file ty
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Mmm, you're right, that is confusing. I'd take the price you're asked after doing your search, since it's entirely possible that you're looking at an offer.Yes, their DNS management interface has pseudo-records like email or UR
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so on Joker, I just copy the URL that I want it to cover into the box and then
it forwards?
When it says that .com is $8 on the changing screen above everything, and $13.*
in the price list I'm a little confused... $13.* is OK price-wise, but their
reseller price is much better ($10.*
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Well good luck contacting AWS; they're quite an important player, you know, and you're just not large enough to matter to them. I agree, S3 and CloudFront are excellent, as is Glacier. I use Glacier for my backups and CloudFront to distribute
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Well good luck contacting AWS; they're quite an important player, you know, and you're just not large enough to matter to them. I agree, S3 and CloudFront are excellent, as is Glacier. I use Glacier for my backups and CloudFront to distribute
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It's Amazon EC2. They have a free tier to get you started, and you can often use Spot to get very low prices (sometimes $0.02/hour). As I said, this is somewhat in the realm of the more hardened geek, but they do offer a lot of flexibility (unfortunately,
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frastlin wrote:Amazon S2 may be what you are looking for. If I understand what they offer, they will give you a free month of server usage for one year. Then it is up to you on how much you want to buy for the next year or hourly. It is something like $0.05 an
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Amazon S2 may be what you are looking for. If I understand what they offer, they will give you a free month of server usage for one year. Then it is up to you on how much you want to buy for the next year or hourly. It is something like $0.05 an hour.URL: http
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Frastlin, that is true. The amount I'm using is less and less unreasonable as the years pass, and as they offer more and more for their packages. When I first signed up for their unlimited space plan, they were only offering plans up to 1 gig (if I rem
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Well post the deal and we may be able to tell. But what mostly happens is they will charge you like $0.99 a month for the first year, and every year after that they are like $8. And they ask for 3 years in advance.At Aprone They do say in their advertisement
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Hm.I just got a mention from giganet web hosting company on twitter.Anyone had any luck with them? They seem pretty good for what I'm looking for. I don't know if its too good to be true or something.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?
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Linode just moved to hourly billing, and they're as honest-to-goodness as it gets. But of course there are also the usual suspects, like Rackspace and (obviously) Amazon EC2, too. EC2 does require quite a learning curve, though, so I only recommend it if y
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Nope, it's not a computer backup. I've had the Kaldobsky website up for like 15-16 years, and I basically never bother to delete anything I ever upload to it. Back in the days before dropbox (and other such services), being able to upload files to
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At AproneDo you use Yahoo as a backup for your computer? LOL Because most web providers would kill you if you had more than 20 gigs and aren't on a VPN or dedicated host.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=178698#p1
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Is there a good intro to DNS and a super cheep or free VPS that one can mess around with?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=178697#p178697
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CAE Jones is correct (Deja'vu?). I run Swamp and Castaways from a computer in my basement, but my actual website is hosted through yahoo small business. Years ago I went with a few web hosting places, and Yahoo was the one I was happiest with. Things c
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The idea of a vps really boggles my brain. Can you control one through windows, or do you need linux? I wonder what is one of the better VPS providers, as using one for a file server might be an option for me personally.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net
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Swamp uses a computer in Aprone's basement. I think he has Kaldobsky.com through Yahoo!, and handles forwarding connection requests through said site.The donations from 2011-2014 were mostly just enough to cover the costs of running the server (mainte
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Is it just the web server you want? You could also buy a VPS and run your own servers, but that takes a bit more dedication.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=178654#p178654
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So you'll probably want a VPN, not a shared plan. VPN you basicly control the server. I can't really help with that. I would like to know what GMA Games, Entombed, RS Games and Swamp use though!URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=1786
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Probably some webspace for my upcoming adventure game.I'm looking for 25 minimum, gb of storage space.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=178627#p178627
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Check out in motion hosting for general website building. What are you looking for? In motion is very fast, but is a little more pricy than Green Geeks or Blue Host. If you are only wanting a website for a little while, check out IPage, they are very cheep to
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Got some money burning a hole in my pocket and I decided I'd try out the idea of playing around with some webspace.Anyone here have recommendations for pricing vs what you get?Or just reviews of web hosts that have yet to let you down?And no, before so
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