In terms of auto-updaters: dreamhost will do the autoupdates as well for
wordpress (and many other tools you can install via their "one-click
goodies" manager). however, wp.org is awesome too!
In terms of hosting: Are you storing any of that video in your account? The
vimeo and youtube, that's goi
We use Wordpress.org to host our site.
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 11:39 AM, Michael L
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May I ask what hosting company that is? Thank you for all the good info,
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On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Chris McQuistion
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> I'll pipe in and say that I heartily agree that hosting the website on a
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I'll pipe in and say that I heartily agree that hosting the website on a
server that will be automatically updated whenever security updates are
available is a Good Thing. We have a Wordpress-powered site and it is
hosted by a company that automatically installs the Wordpress updates for
us and te
We've never had any major issues with 1and1, and they've been very
responsive and actually helpful when we have, usually responding within
an hour. That was when we were on the shared hosting service, which to
my understanding is(was?) fairly uncommon. We had to move to the
dedicated hosting si
and this site has thousands of hours of video currently linked via Amazon
S3, Vimeo and Youtube. I was told that if our content is hosted elsewhere,
then where the front end is hosted is less critical if it matters at all.
On Sat, Jun 25, 2016 at 1:10 PM, Jim Peterson
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> We use 1and1.co
We use 1and1.com for our site, and we only pay like $30/month, but I
don't know how big/what type of site you are running.
Our site is a WordPress site with a customized child theme that I
developed. We use a plug-in called Wordfence that is quite robust in its
abilities to block intrusion att
Hello NLUG,
Last year our Joomla website was hacked and blacklisted while hosted on
hostgator, no help from hostgator in resolving anything as it was a
non-managed dedicated server.
One NLUGger gave us several suggestions for other hosts; we went with a
managed dedicated server at (public cloud ho
