Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting - Coupon

[tedd]

At 11:45 AM -0400 3/17/08, Daniel Brown wrote:

Anyway, it's 50% off, comes with SSH/unlimited
databases/blah/blah/blah.  Ask for references here on the list and I
don't think it'll be a problem to get some honest feedback from our
peers here.  Check it out (and don't mind the layout I'm a
programmer, not a designer).

http://pilotpig.net/


To all:



As a very happy customer, I vouch for his service -- really a great deal.



Cheers,

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[PHP] Re: PHP Hosting - Coupon

[Daniel Brown]

On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Daniel Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As some of you are aware, my hosting company, PilotPig, has been
>  struggling a lot with phishers and fraud.  Stolen PayPal accounts used
>  to pay for hosting accounts on my servers.  As a result - and in
>  celebration of the only holiday that I actually give a damn about -
>  I'm doing a 50% off coupon for monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and
>  annual subscriptions on 10GB/75GB Developer accounts and 50GB/150GB
>  reseller accounts.
[snip!]

By the way, the coupon is: stpaddy08

For right now, the automated setup thing is still active.  I'm
going to kill it tonight or tomorrow morning.  And I'll be out of the
office today from 1:00p EDT today.  Any questions can be sent to my
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[PHP] PHP Hosting - Coupon

[Daniel Brown]

As some of you are aware, my hosting company, PilotPig, has been
struggling a lot with phishers and fraud.  Stolen PayPal accounts used
to pay for hosting accounts on my servers.  As a result - and in
celebration of the only holiday that I actually give a damn about -
I'm doing a 50% off coupon for monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and
annual subscriptions on 10GB/75GB Developer accounts and 50GB/150GB
reseller accounts.

I'm finally fed up.  Since this time last year, it's cost me
literally thousands.  After today, I'm pulling the plug on public
sales and will only set up new accounts manually until I'm ready to
deal with the BS of these jackasses again.  I'm by no means cutting
out the hosting service - there's no worry about that.  I'm only
ceasing automated public sales.

Basically, the two reasons I'm doing this are (1) because it's
Saint Paddy's Day - Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit!  And (2) because I'd
like to get at least a single-digit positive number for reporting for
Q1 2008 for my accounting.  So far, my losses for 2008 look like I
stuck a mirror up to someone's paycheck.  I just had two homeless
gentlemen laugh and point at me and tell me my family is poor.

Anyway, it's 50% off, comes with SSH/unlimited
databases/blah/blah/blah.  Ask for references here on the list and I
don't think it'll be a problem to get some honest feedback from our
peers here.  Check it out (and don't mind the layout I'm a
programmer, not a designer).

http://pilotpig.net/

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Re: [PHP] Hosting cost

[Daniel Brown]

On 8/10/07, Richard Davey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Friday, August 10, 2007, 11:10:21 AM, you wrote:
>
> > This is off topic so feel free to reply off list.
>
> > My question is how much is it reasonable to charge for the following:
>
> > 1. Building a very small website (you can see it here:
> > http://www.cleardebtadvice.co.uk)
> > 2. Hosting it for two years
> > 3. Providing email accounts as need be
> > 4. Probably a days worth of update work
>
> Would you be re-designing the site? (God I hope so)
>
> It's not exactly complex, but I don't know how quickly you can design,
> even so I'd be looking at £200 - £250 per day spent on that.
>
> Hosting would be barely anything for such a small site, do you already
> have a host you use? If so take their prices, add your mark-up (x2)
> and voila.
>
> I'd hope the hosting would include email by default. I'd never charge
> extra for this (unless the email requirements were well out of the
> ordinary)
>
> A days worth of update work.. see above.
>
> Cheers,
>
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Rich (Davey) is probably about right.  At most, the site you
linked to is probably four pages --- index, service information, form
"thanks", and the optional form error.  Figure approximately two hours
for each simple page to account for adjustments to font and such, two
hours for designing the header and footer, and another two hours for
adjusting the finished product as directed by your client.  If you
already have a form-to-mail script ready, you may not even want to add
the development cost for that into the final product, but that's
completely up to you.  Multiply the final number by your standard
hourly rate and shave or inflate the number as you see fit and fair.

With hosting, if the client wants to be completely hands-off,
remember to include about an hour to set up the site, transfer the
domain, and set up the email accounts.  And as far as pricing the
two-year hosting option, I agree with Davey again: by charging double
for what it would cost you to host the site, and for such a small
site, you're making extra money off the deal, while still being fair
to your client.  However, I'd be sure to get the money paid up-front
for the hosting, rather than try to set up automatic billing from your
account with the expectation of being paid by the client each month.

And another point on hosting --- that signature line in my email
isn't just to fill space and piss off people who may be receiving the
list on their Blackberry.  If you don't have a host and you host with
me, you'll get 50% off using the coupon in my signature.  So doubling
it will actually be the advertised price on the site.

How's that for a shameless plug?  ;-P

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50% off for life on web hosting plans $10/mo. or more at
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Use the coupon code phpgeneralaug07
Register domains for about $0.01 more than what it costs me at
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Re: [PHP] Hosting cost

[Richard Davey]

Hi Richard,

Friday, August 10, 2007, 11:10:21 AM, you wrote:

> This is off topic so feel free to reply off list.

> My question is how much is it reasonable to charge for the following:

> 1. Building a very small website (you can see it here:
> http://www.cleardebtadvice.co.uk)
> 2. Hosting it for two years
> 3. Providing email accounts as need be
> 4. Probably a days worth of update work

Would you be re-designing the site? (God I hope so)

It's not exactly complex, but I don't know how quickly you can design,
even so I'd be looking at £200 - £250 per day spent on that.

Hosting would be barely anything for such a small site, do you already
have a host you use? If so take their prices, add your mark-up (x2)
and voila.

I'd hope the hosting would include email by default. I'd never charge
extra for this (unless the email requirements were well out of the
ordinary)

A days worth of update work.. see above.

Cheers,

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[PHP] Hosting cost

[Richard Heyes]

This is off topic so feel free to reply off list.

My question is how much is it reasonable to charge for the following:

1. Building a very small website (you can see it here:
   http://www.cleardebtadvice.co.uk)
2. Hosting it for two years
3. Providing email accounts as need be
4. Probably a days worth of update work

I not interested in actual costs, but more commercial worth.

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Re: [PHP] php hosting-mediatemple/dreamhost

[Richard Lynch]

On Thu, May 24, 2007 8:04 am, blackwater dev wrote:
> Forgive me if this is a bit off topic but I currenly have several
> sites
> hosted with dreamhost, it's cheap and well prone to be slow.  Does
> anyone
> have experience with mediatemple?  I would just be running php/mysql
> sites.

I found Media Temple more annoying than helpful as webhosts.  Getting
SSH access was like pulling teeth.

Dreamhost mostly left me alone to do my job, except for the
stupid/funny newsletter.  There is probably down-time, but I hacked a
fail-safe roll-over to another server elsewhere, so I don't even
notice it being down.

YMMV

I would not consider either one a "top notch" operation, frankly...

There are a few million other hosts to choose from, fortunately.

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[PHP] Re: php hosting-mediatemple/dreamhost

[Jared Farrish]

I use MediaTemple, and what I like is that it's a company geared towards a
category of developers, and not ANY person who wants a website. So the
services and support are commensurate for a company that offers services
primarily aimed at professional design-oriented firms and/or developers, and
not Joe Schmo "Website Author." Service request responses have always been
quick, I've never lost data, had a website disappear altogether, etc...

The GRID server configuration is nice at a $20 pricepoint. With PHP5
supported and safe_mode turned off, I can't wait to get off the shared
server.

Shawn Inman is a modestly-famous web designer/developer who uses MediaTemple
for his website:

http://www.shauninman.com/

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Re: [PHP] php hosting-mediatemple/dreamhost

[Robert Cummings]

On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 09:04 -0400, blackwater dev wrote:
> Forgive me if this is a bit off topic but I currenly have several sites
> hosted with dreamhost, it's cheap and well prone to be slow.  Does anyone
> have experience with mediatemple?  I would just be running php/mysql sites.

One of my customers uses mediatemple. I've had good experience with
their Dedicated Virtual Server solution. I recently migrated their old
MT server to the new setup that uses CentOS 4.4, PHP 4.3.9, and MySQL
4.1.20. It's nice because it's a completely isolated Virtual Server with
root access to configure things as you please. Since they use the free
CentOS it's easy to compile stuff in a VMWare clone and migrate the
binaries over. General admin goes through Plesk which is pretty much
idiot proof.

Cheers,
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Re: [PHP] php hosting-mediatemple/dreamhost

[Tijnema]

On 5/24/07, blackwater dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Forgive me if this is a bit off topic but I currenly have several sites
hosted with dreamhost, it's cheap and well prone to be slow.  Does anyone
have experience with mediatemple?  I would just be running php/mysql sites.

Thanks!


I don't have experience with both, but I can recommend dapx.com, fast
and cheap. Buying the hosting itself is sometimes a little bit slow,
but it's worth.
It has a very nice PHP configuration, safe_mode off, open_basedir on, etc.

Tijnema

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[PHP] php hosting-mediatemple/dreamhost

[blackwater dev]

Forgive me if this is a bit off topic but I currenly have several sites
hosted with dreamhost, it's cheap and well prone to be slow.  Does anyone
have experience with mediatemple?  I would just be running php/mysql sites.

Thanks!

Re: [PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Ryan A]

Hey,
I did try need-space.co.uk

they were good for some time, then later sucked really
bad, then insulted me via online support when i asked
for my $$ back after hosting with them for just over a
month... then later apoligised and got good again (and
returned my $$), they say they have changed the rude
support person...
no idea if its true (as i left them) but you might
want to check them out.

I hate it when people link or 'advise' on a site and
fail to mention that they are somehow "connected" to
that site and get a payback in some way...thats just
sly and low..
Reading the above it should be clear that i am in NO
way involved with them :D but just in case; 

I am in NO way involved with that site.

Any questions about my experience with them, mail me
offlist.

HTH and good luck!

Cheers!
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Re: [PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[tedd]

At 6:20 PM +0100 9/5/06, Alex Turner wrote:

tedd wrote:

I use:

http://websitters.co.uk/hosting.php

AJ


Interesting that they display compliance, but fail validation (89 errors?).

tedd


Are - the answer is that they recently updated all the pages, and 
the buttons for validation should only be on the front page.


AJ



Ahhh, that's better -- and explains it.

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Re: [PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Alex Turner]

tedd wrote:

I use:

http://websitters.co.uk/hosting.php

AJ


Interesting that they display compliance, but fail validation (89 errors?).

tedd


Are - the answer is that they recently updated all the pages, and the 
buttons for validation should only be on the front page.


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Re: [PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Alex Turner]

tedd wrote:

I use:

http://websitters.co.uk/hosting.php

AJ


Interesting that they display compliance, but fail validation (89 errors?).

tedd
May I quickly say that I have no involvement in this company other than 
having sites hosted with them! (blush)


I will raise it with them!

Thanks for pointing that out.

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[PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[tedd]

I use:

http://websitters.co.uk/hosting.php

AJ


Interesting that they display compliance, but fail validation (89 errors?).

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Re: [PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[tedd]

At 10:41 AM -0400 9/5/06, John Nichel wrote:
 don't recommend places often, but if your client can accept a host 
outside of the UK, look at http://www.jtlnet.com


Strange web site -- for Safari it pulses (i.e., get's larger and 
returns to normal size) about every three seconds.


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Re: [PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[John Nichel]

Rory Browne wrote:

>
> Why?  If they're not hosting it in-house, why does it matter where on
> the globe it is?

Request latency due to distance and intermediate hops. The shorter the
distance and fewer hops the faster those little images, stylesheets, and
various other embedded media will load. This won't be very noticeable on
the first page load due to the download times, but other requests that
check timestamps against cache will appear more sluggish than necessary.




It's also more fault tolerent. I don't imagine this ever happening, but if
the UK was somehow cut off from all other countries internet system, then
the UK customers would still be able to access sites in the UK, but not
sites outside of the UK. It's one less thing that can go wrong.



Seems to me to be too much worrying about a, "vary basic web site".  The 
OP is willing to accept one or two outages a year, ya know?


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Re: [PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Rory Browne]

>
> Why?  If they're not hosting it in-house, why does it matter where on
> the globe it is?

Request latency due to distance and intermediate hops. The shorter the
distance and fewer hops the faster those little images, stylesheets, and
various other embedded media will load. This won't be very noticeable on
the first page load due to the download times, but other requests that
check timestamps against cache will appear more sluggish than necessary.




It's also more fault tolerent. I don't imagine this ever happening, but if
the UK was somehow cut off from all other countries internet system, then
the UK customers would still be able to access sites in the UK, but not
sites outside of the UK. It's one less thing that can go wrong.

[PHP] Re: OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Alex Turner]

Miles Thompson wrote:


I have a Canadian client, presently living in England, who is setting up 
a vary basic web site. The business is located in the UK, it  makes 
sense to have the web hosting service in the UK as well.


Would anyone who is happy with a UK hosting service offering PHP 
(preferably 5) and MySQL please make a suggestion. (I'm willing to 
accept one or two outages a years, more importantly, if there is a 
problem with email, etc., are they responsive?)


Regards - Miles Thompson
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Miles,

I use:

http://websitters.co.uk/hosting.php

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Re: [PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Robert Cummings]

On Tue, 2006-09-05 at 10:41 -0400, John Nichel wrote:
> Miles Thompson wrote:
> > 
> > I have a Canadian client, presently living in England, who is setting up 
> > a vary basic web site. The business is located in the UK, it  makes 
> > sense to have the web hosting service in the UK as well.
> > 
> 
> Why?  If they're not hosting it in-house, why does it matter where on 
> the globe it is?

Request latency due to distance and intermediate hops. The shorter the
distance and fewer hops the faster those little images, stylesheets, and
various other embedded media will load. This won't be very noticeable on
the first page load due to the download times, but other requests that
check timestamps against cache will appear more sluggish than necessary.

Cheers,
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Re: [PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[John Nichel]

Miles Thompson wrote:


I have a Canadian client, presently living in England, who is setting up 
a vary basic web site. The business is located in the UK, it  makes 
sense to have the web hosting service in the UK as well.




Why?  If they're not hosting it in-house, why does it matter where on 
the globe it is?


Would anyone who is happy with a UK hosting service offering PHP 
(preferably 5) and MySQL please make a suggestion. (I'm willing to 
accept one or two outages a years, more importantly, if there is a 
problem with email, etc., are they responsive?)




I can understand wanting the hosting service being on the same 'working' 
hours as the client, but many hosts have 24 hour support.  I don't 
recommend places often, but if your client can accept a host outside of 
the UK, look at http://www.jtlnet.com  I used them for years, and 
outside of great prices, their service is top notch.


Note:  I am not associated with JTL in any way, shape or form these days.

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[PHP] OT - PHP Hosting Service in UK?

[Miles Thompson]

I have a Canadian client, presently living in England, who is setting up a 
vary basic web site. The business is located in the UK, it  makes sense to 
have the web hosting service in the UK as well.


Would anyone who is happy with a UK hosting service offering PHP 
(preferably 5) and MySQL please make a suggestion. (I'm willing to accept 
one or two outages a years, more importantly, if there is a problem with 
email, etc., are they responsive?)


Regards - Miles Thompson
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Re: [PHP] hosting reselling

[Marc G. Fournier]

$6.99/mo, unlimited domains, virtual private server with full root access, 
php5 and mysql 4.0 / 4.1 or 5.0 currently available ...


http://www.hub.org

On Sat, 6 May 2006, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:


Kind of off-topic.
My current ISP has problems with quality control: especially offering php 5 & 
mysql.
Also rates keep going up per account. Reselling is beginning to look very 
interesting.
Anyone have any recommendations for a reseller where I can host 5 sites 
myself

with very low bandwidth and minimum harddrive space.
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[PHP] hosting reselling

[John Taylor-Johnston]

Kind of off-topic.
My current ISP has problems with quality control: especially offering 
php 5 & mysql.
Also rates keep going up per account. Reselling is beginning to look 
very interesting.
Anyone have any recommendations for a reseller where I can host 5 sites 
myself

with very low bandwidth and minimum harddrive space.
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RE: [PHP] Hosting php help

[Nicolas Verhaeghe]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=free+php+hosting

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Subject: [PHP] Hosting php help


Please I need a free hosting with php and mysql, and sendmail active. If you
know any site, please send to me the address.

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[PHP] Hosting php help

[Jesús Alain Rodríguez Santos]

Please I need a free hosting with php and mysql, and sendmail active.
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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Peter Hoskin]

Russell Jones wrote:

Host-Gator has a fantastic, cheap reseller program, although you aren't
sharing space within 1 account.
My real recommendation would be ServerPronto though. $29.95/mo for a
dedicated with 40gig space.
Lovely cogent bandwidth too... you get what you pay for, which in this 
case is almost nothing.


ServerPronto/Infolink have also been listed for spam on several occasions.

Being a former customer, I don't recommend them at all.

 It works great for me, and you can host all the
domains you want. You will have to learn how to use Apache, though.

Russ

  


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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Paul Novitski]

On Mon, January 30, 2006 11:34 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me
> host multiple domains under a single hosting account and share
> bandwidth and HD space.



Check out http://mediatemple.com

They offer what they call alternate domains, whereby you can host 
other websites within your own, sharing disk space, bandwith, and stats.

https://www.mediatemple.net/services/webhosting/feature_highlights/multi-domain/

You point the alternate domain's IP to your own nameservers and ask 
Media Temple's tech support crew (whose service I really like, by the 
way) to activate it as an alternate domain.  Then the alternate 
domain has the external look & feel of an independent domain.  This 
is MUCH cleaner than the frame-driven approach some other hosts 
provide for sub-hosting.


Because of the shared assets we don't use alternate domains for our 
serious client accounts, whom we figure ought to have their own 
webstats and admin control panel, but I've found it perfect for pet 
projects, workspaces, and certain small client sites for whom we 
perform all admin functions.


Paul 


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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Marc G. Fournier]

http://www.hub.org ... we offer everything you are describing, standard on 
all accounts ...


On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting company to use for my PHP 
projects?".. I have most of the responses archived and have searched online a bit, but I have 
a specific "wish" and was hoping someone else had already found a good hosting company 
that'd let me do what I want.

I want PHP (either 4 or 5, I'm not too picky) and MySQL.

The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me host 
multiple domains under a single hosting account and share bandwidth and HD 
space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't really doing anything right now 
(none of my domains really generate any traffic right now but could in the 
future).  But instead of paying to upgrade the storage of one domain then 
paying again to upgrade the storage of another one...  I'd like them to share 
harddrive space and bandwidth.

Failing that, Doster (the registrar I use) can let me point a domain to a 
subdirectory on another domain  (ie.  http://www.altdomain.com actually lives 
at http://www.maindomain.com/altdomain).


The hosting company I'm with right now is great for the fact that I locked my 
domains in at $20/year before they upped their prices (yeah... twenty per year) but 
they're kind of mom & pop and I'd like some place a little bigger and more 
professional even if it means paying more per month.

I'm more interested in storage space than bandwidth right now, but that may 
change later (as the stuff being stored is accessed of course).

I don't need many email addresses or databases.  Don't need a shell account.  
Cron jobs/scheduled tasks (of PHP scripts) would be really nice.

hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient management of 
multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate goal.

Thanks.

-TG

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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Russell Jones]

Host-Gator has a fantastic, cheap reseller program, although you aren't
sharing space within 1 account.
My real recommendation would be ServerPronto though. $29.95/mo for a
dedicated with 40gig space. It works great for me, and you can host all the
domains you want. You will have to learn how to use Apache, though.

Russ



On 2/2/06, Richard Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Maybe look for reseller acccounts and become your own reseller for all
> the sub-accounts.
>
> Or find somebody who gives enough HD space for your biggest accounts
> that you don't care about sharing.
>
> On Mon, January 30, 2006 11:34 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting
> > company to use for my PHP projects?".. I have most of the responses
> > archived and have searched online a bit, but I have a specific "wish"
> > and was hoping someone else had already found a good hosting company
> > that'd let me do what I want.
> >
> > I want PHP (either 4 or 5, I'm not too picky) and MySQL.
> >
> > The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me
> > host multiple domains under a single hosting account and share
> > bandwidth and HD space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't
> > really doing anything right now (none of my domains really generate
> > any traffic right now but could in the future).  But instead of paying
> > to upgrade the storage of one domain then paying again to upgrade the
> > storage of another one...  I'd like them to share harddrive space and
> > bandwidth.
> >
> > Failing that, Doster (the registrar I use) can let me point a domain
> > to a subdirectory on another domain  (ie.  http://www.altdomain.com
> > actually lives at http://www.maindomain.com/altdomain).
> >
> >
> > The hosting company I'm with right now is great for the fact that I
> > locked my domains in at $20/year before they upped their prices
> > (yeah... twenty per year) but they're kind of mom & pop and I'd like
> > some place a little bigger and more professional even if it means
> > paying more per month.
> >
> > I'm more interested in storage space than bandwidth right now, but
> > that may change later (as the stuff being stored is accessed of
> > course).
> >
> > I don't need many email addresses or databases.  Don't need a shell
> > account.  Cron jobs/scheduled tasks (of PHP scripts) would be really
> > nice.
> >
> > hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient
> > management of multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate
> > goal.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > -TG
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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Richard Lynch]

Maybe look for reseller acccounts and become your own reseller for all
the sub-accounts.

Or find somebody who gives enough HD space for your biggest accounts
that you don't care about sharing.

On Mon, January 30, 2006 11:34 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting
> company to use for my PHP projects?".. I have most of the responses
> archived and have searched online a bit, but I have a specific "wish"
> and was hoping someone else had already found a good hosting company
> that'd let me do what I want.
>
> I want PHP (either 4 or 5, I'm not too picky) and MySQL.
>
> The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me
> host multiple domains under a single hosting account and share
> bandwidth and HD space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't
> really doing anything right now (none of my domains really generate
> any traffic right now but could in the future).  But instead of paying
> to upgrade the storage of one domain then paying again to upgrade the
> storage of another one...  I'd like them to share harddrive space and
> bandwidth.
>
> Failing that, Doster (the registrar I use) can let me point a domain
> to a subdirectory on another domain  (ie.  http://www.altdomain.com
> actually lives at http://www.maindomain.com/altdomain).
>
>
> The hosting company I'm with right now is great for the fact that I
> locked my domains in at $20/year before they upped their prices
> (yeah... twenty per year) but they're kind of mom & pop and I'd like
> some place a little bigger and more professional even if it means
> paying more per month.
>
> I'm more interested in storage space than bandwidth right now, but
> that may change later (as the stuff being stored is accessed of
> course).
>
> I don't need many email addresses or databases.  Don't need a shell
> account.  Cron jobs/scheduled tasks (of PHP scripts) would be really
> nice.
>
> hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient
> management of multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate
> goal.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -TG
>
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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[tedd]

I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting 
company to use for my PHP projects?".. I have most of the responses 
archived and have searched online a bit, but I have a specific 
"wish" and was hoping someone else had already found a good hosting 
company that'd let me do what I want.


You may find this interesting -- I found a host on eBay for only 
$6.95 per year. I figured, what the heck, the most I could lose was 
$7 so I tried it. Now it's my main site to do my coding. I never have 
any problems and the host is reasonable (but slow) with making the 
changes I request.


http://cgi.ebay.com/DEDICATED-WEB-HOSTING-2-DOMAINS-7-YR_W0QQitemZ5859215787QQcategoryZ194QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Your mileage may vary.

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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Miles Thompson]

http://www.hub.org

All the flexibility you need, as well as being fast, courteous and responsive.

Miles

At 01:34 PM 1/30/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting company 
to use for my PHP projects?".. I have most of the responses archived and 
have searched online a bit, but I have a specific "wish" and was hoping 
someone else had already found a good hosting company that'd let me do 
what I want.


I want PHP (either 4 or 5, I'm not too picky) and MySQL.

The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me host 
multiple domains under a single hosting account and share bandwidth and HD 
space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't really doing anything 
right now (none of my domains really generate any traffic right now but 
could in the future).  But instead of paying to upgrade the storage of one 
domain then paying again to upgrade the storage of another one...  I'd 
like them to share harddrive space and bandwidth.


Failing that, Doster (the registrar I use) can let me point a domain to a 
subdirectory on another domain  (ie.  http://www.altdomain.com actually 
lives at http://www.maindomain.com/altdomain).



The hosting company I'm with right now is great for the fact that I locked 
my domains in at $20/year before they upped their prices (yeah... twenty 
per year) but they're kind of mom & pop and I'd like some place a little 
bigger and more professional even if it means paying more per month.


I'm more interested in storage space than bandwidth right now, but that 
may change later (as the stuff being stored is accessed of course).


I don't need many email addresses or databases.  Don't need a shell 
account.  Cron jobs/scheduled tasks (of PHP scripts) would be really nice.


hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient management 
of multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate goal.


Thanks.

-TG

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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Lists]

On Jan 30, 2006, at 11:13 AM, Richard Davey wrote:


I use Pair Networks (www.pair.com


I vote Pair too.

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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Richard Davey]

On 30 Jan 2006, at 17:34, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me  
host multiple domains under a single hosting account and share  
bandwidth and HD space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't  
really doing anything right now (none of my domains really generate  
any traffic right now but could in the future).  But instead of  
paying to upgrade the storage of one domain then paying again to  
upgrade the storage of another one...  I'd like them to share  
harddrive space and bandwidth.


I use Pair Networks (www.pair.com) and they allow this easily. You  
control which directories your domains point to (or you can stack one  
domain on-top of another to save money if they aren't being used).  
Custom DNS is supported if you need it, disabled if not. You can run  
your own scripts via cron and they've got PHP 4 natively and PHP 5  
available as a CGI. I've got numerous very high traffic sites hosted  
with them, and have never had an issue in the 10+ years I've been a  
customer (that's a long time fullstop, let alone to be with a single  
hosting company).


Cheers,

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Re: [PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[Silvio Porcellana [tradeOver]]

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hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient management of 
multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate goal.



Go with http://www.hub.org
I've got a couple of domains with them - and I think they are great.

Silvio

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[PHP] PHP hosting with multiple domains?

[gryffyn]

I know every month or so someone asks "What's a good web hosting company to use 
for my PHP projects?".. I have most of the responses archived and have searched 
online a bit, but I have a specific "wish" and was hoping someone else had 
already found a good hosting company that'd let me do what I want.

I want PHP (either 4 or 5, I'm not too picky) and MySQL.

The thing I'm having trouble nailing down is one that might let me host 
multiple domains under a single hosting account and share bandwidth and HD 
space.   I have a couple of domains that aren't really doing anything right now 
(none of my domains really generate any traffic right now but could in the 
future).  But instead of paying to upgrade the storage of one domain then 
paying again to upgrade the storage of another one...  I'd like them to share 
harddrive space and bandwidth.

Failing that, Doster (the registrar I use) can let me point a domain to a 
subdirectory on another domain  (ie.  http://www.altdomain.com actually lives 
at http://www.maindomain.com/altdomain).


The hosting company I'm with right now is great for the fact that I locked my 
domains in at $20/year before they upped their prices (yeah... twenty per year) 
but they're kind of mom & pop and I'd like some place a little bigger and more 
professional even if it means paying more per month.

I'm more interested in storage space than bandwidth right now, but that may 
change later (as the stuff being stored is accessed of course).

I don't need many email addresses or databases.  Don't need a shell account.  
Cron jobs/scheduled tasks (of PHP scripts) would be really nice.

hah.. I'll stop now.  Think you get the idea.  The convenient management of 
multiple domains with a hosting provider is my ultimate goal.

Thanks.

-TG

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[PHP] Hosting - NoMonthlyFees

[Miles Thompson]

NoMonthlyFees has been spoken of highly on this list in the past.
Do they still have a good reputation? How's speed?
Client will be fetching news stores for display through Flash; MySQL and 
PHP (of course) back end.
May be some streaming audio in future.

If you don't want to clog the list with traffic, reply privately and I'll 
post a summary.

Tks in advance - Miles Thompson
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[PHP] Hosting woes and PHP 4.3.8 install (Interland)

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

My hosting company is very stubborn when it comes to functionality.  They do
not compile their version of PHP 4.3.8 with DOM so now none of my XML
generating code works.

The environment is a virtual host meaning that I share space on a server
with other users but only I have access to my stuff.  The software packages
including Apache and PHP are installed with scripts that create links from
where the files should be to where the files actually are (their home in
virtual package land).  For example the httpd.conf file is not in the
/etc/httpd directory, a link is there to point Apache to the actual file.

I have access to make changes to these files, that is not my problem.  My
problem is breaking the other PHP dependent applications such as Squirrel
Mail.  

So my question is, where is php actually installed on a normal machine?  I
would like to compile 4.3.8 with DOM support, and point Apache to the new
.so file, in a location of my choice.  Does this sound possible if so would
it be this simple?

Thanks for the insight!
Tim

Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Justin Patrin]

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 01:12:40 +0800, Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 August 2004 00:48, Justin Patrin wrote:
> 
> > I don't see how it would be a security problem. They probably just
> > don't understand and think you want FTP access to the server.
> 
> Huh? Isn't FTP the usual mechanism for accessing your shared hosting space?
> 

It may be. It shouldn't be, though. SFTP at the very least. Getting
someone's FTP login is pretty easy compared to something secure.

> > Allowing
> > outbound FTP is only an issue if people sniff the network because they
> > can see your login in plaintext.
> 
> Actually any plain old ftp is subject sniffing. A better solution is to use
> chrooted ssh accounts. There are enough clients out there which supports file
> transfers over ssh to make this practical.

I realize that any FTP can be sniffed. I was speaking to his host not
wanting to allow the FTP command on the server, which would mean
outgoing FTP requests.

Yes, it should all be SSL based.

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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Jason Wong]

On Wednesday 11 August 2004 00:48, Justin Patrin wrote:

> I don't see how it would be a security problem. They probably just
> don't understand and think you want FTP access to the server. 

Huh? Isn't FTP the usual mechanism for accessing your shared hosting space?

> Allowing
> outbound FTP is only an issue if people sniff the network because they
> can see your login in plaintext.

Actually any plain old ftp is subject sniffing. A better solution is to use 
chrooted ssh accounts. There are enough clients out there which supports file 
transfers over ssh to make this practical.

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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Justin Patrin]

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 09:41:45 -0500, Brian Anderson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
> 

I don't see how it would be a security problem. They probably just
don't understand and think you want FTP access to the server. Allowing
outbound FTP is only an issue if people sniff the network because they
can see your login in plaintext.

I thought there were PEAR packages which implemented the FTP protocol,
but it looks like they use the FTP functions in PHP. You can try to
find a PHP class which actually implements the FTP protocol (with
sockets). You may be able to find one. If not, you'll have to switch.

> At php.net I read the advice:
> 
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
> 
> and from phpcollab.com:
> 
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
> 
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
> 
> -Brian Anderson
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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Afan Pasalic]

try "the best" hosting company: www.pair.com
their prices are not low but they are definitely professionals.
afan
At 10:47 AM 8/10/2004, Randall Perry wrote:
We should be able to do that for you -- we're "developer-friendly" 8^)
Check out our hosting plans at
http://systame.com/html/web_hosting_plans.html.
> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the 
ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security 
reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
>
> At php.net I read the advice:
>
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
>
> ...and from phpcollab.com:
>
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
>
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
>
> -Brian Anderson

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> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the 
ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security 
reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
>
> At php.net I read the advice:
>
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
>
> ...and from phpcollab.com:
>
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
>
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
>
> -Brian Anderson

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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Brian Anderson]

Hey all,

Thanks all for the  good reference links. I will see what they offer. Bummed
if I have to switch hosts, because I have been happy with Godaddy in
general.
:)

-Brian

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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Randall Perry]

We should be able to do that for you -- we're "developer-friendly" 8^)

Check out our hosting plans at
http://systame.com/html/web_hosting_plans.html.


> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
> 
> At php.net I read the advice:
> 
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
> 
> ...and from phpcollab.com:
> 
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
> 
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
> 
> -Brian Anderson

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> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
> 
> At php.net I read the advice:
> 
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
> 
> ...and from phpcollab.com:
> 
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
> 
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
> 
> -Brian Anderson

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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Robby Russell]

http://www.planetargon.com/hosting/

;-)

On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 07:41, Brian Anderson wrote:
> I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
> extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
> Is this really such a security issue?
> 
> At php.net I read the advice:
> 
> "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
> 
> ...and from phpcollab.com:
> 
> "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> consider choosing another provider."
> 
> If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
> extensions?
> 
> -Brian Anderson
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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Brian Anderson]

Thanks, both John and Jay. I will take a look at both those sites.

Regards,

-Brian Anderson

From: "John Nichel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()


> Brian Anderson wrote:
> > I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the
ftp_connect
> > extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security
reasons.
> > Is this really such a security issue?
> >
> > At php.net I read the advice:
> >
> > "for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
> >
> > ...and from phpcollab.com:
> >
> > "You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
> > they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
> > consider choosing another provider."
> >
> > If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows
these
> > extensions?
>
> JTL does...
>
> http://www.jtlnet.com/
>
> Their php info page
>
> http://www.jtlnet.com/phpinfo.php
>
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Re: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[John Nichel]

Brian Anderson wrote:
I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
Is this really such a security issue?
At php.net I read the advice:
"for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"
...and from phpcollab.com:
"You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
consider choosing another provider."
If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
extensions?
JTL does...
http://www.jtlnet.com/
Their php info page
http://www.jtlnet.com/phpinfo.php
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RE: [PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Jay Blanchard]

[snip]
If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows
these extensions?
[/snip]

http://www.phpwebhosting.com/

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[PHP] hosting provider won't enable ftp_connect()

[Brian Anderson]

I am trying to get a hosting provider(Godaddy.com) to enable the ftp_connect
extensions to php. They tell me that they cannot do so for security reasons.
Is this really such a security issue?

At php.net I read the advice:

"for ftp to work you must do ./configure --enable-ftp in php4"

...and from phpcollab.com:

"You should ask your hosting provider to install those for you, probably
they will do without much problem. Or, if they don't want to, you should
consider choosing another provider."

If it is an issue, does anyone know of a hosting provider that allows these
extensions?

-Brian Anderson

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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Cornelius Engelbrecht]

I have been using Zentrifugal.com for quite some time and it works great for
me.  They are quite inexpensive too - only $99 per year.  I have no
affiliation with them, just a satisfied customer.

Cornelius

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Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 2:08 AM
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Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting

Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.

 

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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Sam Masiello]

I think you mean GEOS :)

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From: Alex Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 8:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting

> Don't you require Windows 3.1.11 for proper network support
> :) - at least 3.1 was stable.

Poke fun all you want..,

Everyone knows the real OS was Warp! ;-)


*onward flamewar soldiers*


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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[raditha dissanayake]

Louie Miranda wrote:
check out http://www.webhostingtalk.com
 

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webhostingtalk, follow up by doing the same at google. Recently I 
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have been wrongfully billed for $200+ you can find the full story here:
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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Alex Hogan]

> Don't you require Windows 3.1.11 for proper network support 
> :) - at least 3.1 was stable.

Poke fun all you want..,

Everyone knows the real OS was Warp! ;-)


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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Michael Gale]

Don't you require Windows 3.1.11 for proper network support :) - at least 3.1 was 
stable.

*continue flawewar"

Michael.


On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 08:48:00 -0400
John Nichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Curt Zirzow wrote:
> > * Thus wrote Ed Lazor:
> > 
> >>Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
> >>ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
> >>quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.
> > 
> > 
> > Out of 1000's of solutions I'd probably suggest:
> > 
> > pair.com
> > 
> > They operate on the *proper* OS :)
> > 
> > Curt
> 
> *throws a grenade because it's a slow Friday*
> 
> Bah  That watered down OS X excuse for an OS?!?!?!  I refuse to use 
> any hosting company that isn't running Windows 3.1. ;)
> 
> *and let the flamewar begin*
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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Adam Voigt]

> Curt Zirzow wrote:
> > * Thus wrote Ed Lazor:
> > 
> >>Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
> >>ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
> >>quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.

http://www.spenix.com

Very good prices, very good support.

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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[John Nichel]

Curt Zirzow wrote:
* Thus wrote Ed Lazor:
Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.

Out of 1000's of solutions I'd probably suggest:
pair.com
They operate on the *proper* OS :)
Curt
*throws a grenade because it's a slow Friday*
Bah  That watered down OS X excuse for an OS?!?!?!  I refuse to use 
any hosting company that isn't running Windows 3.1. ;)

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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Louie Miranda]

check out http://www.webhostingtalk.com



On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 06:34:00 +, Curt Zirzow
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Thus wrote Ed Lazor:
> 
> 
> > Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
> > ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
> > quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.
> 
> Out of 1000's of solutions I'd probably suggest:
> 
> pair.com
> 
> They operate on the *proper* OS :)
> 
> Curt
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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Curt Zirzow]

* Thus wrote Ed Lazor:
> Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
> ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
> quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.

Out of 1000's of solutions I'd probably suggest:

pair.com

They operate on the *proper* OS :)

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[PHP] PHP Hosting

[Ed Lazor]

Hey, does anyone have experience hosting PHP / MySQL apps on EV1servers.net,
ServerBeach.net, or CIhost.com?  I'm looking for value, reliability, and
quality support.  Any other recommendations are also greatly appreciated.

 

-Ed

 

 

[PHP] Hosting +PHP

[Mindaugas]

Hi,

How to do secure web server hosting +PHP? I don't want clients to see
filesystem usage, processes, etc. - even readonly on filesystem root "/",
except on WWW CHROOT for example"/home/user1".

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RE: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)

[Marc G. Fournier]

Just tried from here and I'm getting the Verisign page as well ...

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, Dan Joseph wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm getting to their page ok.  Nice page really.  purple and green, has
> their prices, etc..  they're probably hosting with Verisign, and Verisign
> had an issue temporarily.
>
> -Dan Joseph
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ryan A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:10 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)
> >
> >
> > Hi everyone,
> > Anyone else here hosting with ADDR.com?
> > I am hosting with them and all of a sudden they seem to have
> > disappeared!!!
> >
> > When i type http://addr.com i go to verisigns damn search page
> >
> > Both the domains with them still seem to be up and functioning
> > but cant send
> > mail from my php scripts there and having trouble getting mail too.
> >
> > Anybody else having problems or know how i can contact them??
> >
> > Excuse this mail coz I know this is terribly off topic but am a bit
> > desperate coz i just opened the site yesterday and invited quite a few
> > companies to "register" and now the new sites giving me problems.
> >
> > Kindly reply,
> > -Ryan A
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Re: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)

[Ryan A]

Thanks guys,
Cant understand why i cant seem to get to them for the past 2 days.

Yes, very nice site and no problem with them so far except that they are
running an old version of MySql 3.xx instead of 4.

Any ideas please mail me.

Cheers,
-Ryan



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From: "CPT John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ryan A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)


> The page comes up just fine for me.
>
> John
>
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Ryan A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:09 AM
> Subject: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)
>
>
> > Hi everyone,
> > Anyone else here hosting with ADDR.com?
> > I am hosting with them and all of a sudden they seem to have
> disappeared!!!
> >
> > When i type http://addr.com i go to verisigns damn search page
> >
> > Both the domains with them still seem to be up and functioning but cant
> send
> > mail from my php scripts there and having trouble getting mail too.
> >
> > Anybody else having problems or know how i can contact them??
> >
> > Excuse this mail coz I know this is terribly off topic but am a bit
> > desperate coz i just opened the site yesterday and invited quite a few
> > companies to "register" and now the new sites giving me problems.
> >
> > Kindly reply,
> > -Ryan A
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RE: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)

[Dan Joseph]

Hi,

I'm getting to their page ok.  Nice page really.  purple and green, has
their prices, etc..  they're probably hosting with Verisign, and Verisign
had an issue temporarily.

-Dan Joseph

> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:10 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)
>
>
> Hi everyone,
> Anyone else here hosting with ADDR.com?
> I am hosting with them and all of a sudden they seem to have
> disappeared!!!
>
> When i type http://addr.com i go to verisigns damn search page
>
> Both the domains with them still seem to be up and functioning
> but cant send
> mail from my php scripts there and having trouble getting mail too.
>
> Anybody else having problems or know how i can contact them??
>
> Excuse this mail coz I know this is terribly off topic but am a bit
> desperate coz i just opened the site yesterday and invited quite a few
> companies to "register" and now the new sites giving me problems.
>
> Kindly reply,
> -Ryan A
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[PHP] Hosting ADDR.com (0t)

[Ryan A]

Hi everyone,
Anyone else here hosting with ADDR.com?
I am hosting with them and all of a sudden they seem to have disappeared!!!

When i type http://addr.com i go to verisigns damn search page

Both the domains with them still seem to be up and functioning but cant send
mail from my php scripts there and having trouble getting mail too.

Anybody else having problems or know how i can contact them??

Excuse this mail coz I know this is terribly off topic but am a bit
desperate coz i just opened the site yesterday and invited quite a few
companies to "register" and now the new sites giving me problems.

Kindly reply,
-Ryan A

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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting (somewhat OT)

[Chris Shiflett]

--- Matt Giddings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm currently looking at http://www.phpwebhosting.com/ to move
> a  medium size site to.  Has anyone had any experience with
> them, could you  pass any comments about their service on to me?

I have some accounts with them, and they seem fine to me. All of my use is
restricted to personal use, however. Remember, you're only paying $10/month, so
you're going to be on a shared server, limited support, etc.

Some of my sites generate approximately a million PHP hits (HTTP requests for
*.php) a month, so they can handle moderate traffic as well.

Hope that helps.

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[PHP] PHP Hosting (somewhat OT)

[Matt Giddings]

Hello,

 I'm currently looking at http://www.phpwebhosting.com/ to move a 
medium size site to.  Has anyone had any experience with them, could you 
pass any comments about their service on to me?

Thanks,
Matt
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[PHP] PHP hosting with remote MySQL access allowed

[Joshua Minnie]

I am in the process of developing a client side application that needs to
speak to our remote databases.  Does anybody know of a hosting solution that
would allow me to have remote access to a MySQL database?  I done some
googling and found a quite a few hosting companies, but none of them that I
have check have the information posted on their websites, so I had to submit
an email question to them.

Thanks

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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

[Russell P Jones]

I recently hosted with a company called networkeleven
(http://www.networkeleven.com)...

I required a custom build of php because i use DOMXML to run most of
my site. They completed the task in literally under 15 minutes after my
request. Since then, I have had no service interuptions and continued
incredible support.

I am unaffiliated with the company, aside from being a customer.

Russ Jones
Technology Director, demCampaigns LLC
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On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Martin, Stanley G wrote:

> Anybody have any GOOD experience with PHP Web Hosting sites?  I found a list at 
> http://www.zend.com/hosting_sites/phphosting.php?CID=484 but don't know enough about 
> them to make a safe decision.
>
> Stanley G. Martin
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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

[Chris Hayes]

Please add whether or not they have safe_mode turned on?

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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

[Edward Peloke]

I host with

http:\\www.ht-tech.net

very good and knowledgeable.

-Original Message-
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Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 10:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites


Anybody have any GOOD experience with PHP Web Hosting sites?  I found a list
at http://www.zend.com/hosting_sites/phphosting.php?CID=484 but don't know
enough about them to make a safe decision.

Stanley G. Martin
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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

[Mike Brum]

I've had good experiences with www.phpwebhosting.com for smaller sites
(virtual hosting). I haven't had any super-high traffic sites hosted on
them though. Full support of PHP & mySQL and fairly inexpensive.

-M

-Original Message-
From: Martin, Stanley G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 10:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

Anybody have any GOOD experience with PHP Web Hosting sites?  I found a
list at http://www.zend.com/hosting_sites/phphosting.php?CID=484 but
don't know enough about them to make a safe decision.

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[PHP] PHP Hosting Sites

[Martin, Stanley G]

Anybody have any GOOD experience with PHP Web Hosting sites?  I found a list at 
http://www.zend.com/hosting_sites/phphosting.php?CID=484 but don't know enough about 
them to make a safe decision.

Stanley G. Martin
System Administrator
Sprint - EIS3 Customer Care 
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[PHP] Free PHP Hosting - Answered

[Timothy Hitchens \(HiTCHO\)]

We seem to get one every week of people asking about free PHP hosting so
I went looking
for all those people and found this off the link section from php.net:

http://www.oinko.net/freephp/



Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
Open Source Consulting
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Re: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Justin French]

For testing out stuff, I'd recommend you set up apache/php/mysql on your
local machine (win, linux, unix, mac osx all work), it's a lot easier to
save a file locally and hit refresh in your browser than having to FTP the
updated file again and again and again.

AS far as hosts go, I'm sure if you searched the archives for "HOST", you'd
find 1000's of posts and suggestions.


Justin French


on 06/09/02 10:46 PM, Philip Radford ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I have recently subscribed to the list and would like to thank everyone for
> their support and guidance in the use of the PHP scripting language. I am
> trying to find a low cost host for testing out PHP web applications on the
> Internet. I have a similar account set up with Brinkster for ASP and ASP.NET
> code but would like a similar environment for PHP. Any ideas? Thanks.
> 
> Regards
> Phil.
> 
> 
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Re: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Chris Hewitt]

Michael Egan wrote:

>Philip,
>
>I've found UK Linux (http://www.uklinux.net) to offer a good service at low cost.  
>They also offer 50% discount for charities.
>
Phil,

Yes, in the UK, UK Linux is good, I have an account. They do a free 
account too (just use the phone line for 1hour per month). There are 
differing grades for better services.

Alternatively, this question comes up so often that it well worth 
looking in the archives or we will have everyone post their favourite 
again :-)

HTH
Chris


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Re: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Ryan A]

Hey,
321go.biz
no problems so far...
hope that helped.
Cheers.
-Ryan.


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RE: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Jon Haworth]

Hi Phil,

> I am trying to find a low cost host for testing out PHP web applications
on the Internet. 

http://34sp.com/ are pretty good, and at £15 a year (about US$20 I believe),
they're certainly low cost :-)

I'd stay away from http://zenithtech.com/ though, lots of people I know have
had a very poor experience with them.


Cheers
Jon

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RE: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Michael Egan]

Philip,

I've found UK Linux (http://www.uklinux.net) to offer a good service at low cost.  
They also offer 50% discount for charities.

Michael Egan

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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting


Hi All,

I have recently subscribed to the list and would like to thank everyone for their 
support and guidance in the use of the PHP scripting language. I am trying to find a 
low cost host for testing out PHP web applications on the Internet. I have a similar 
account set up with Brinkster for ASP and ASP.NET code but would like a similar 
environment for PHP. Any ideas? Thanks.

Regards
Phil.



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[PHP] Low Cost PHP Hosting

[Philip Radford]

Hi All,

I have recently subscribed to the list and would like to thank everyone for their 
support and guidance in the use of the PHP scripting language. I am trying to find a 
low cost host for testing out PHP web applications on the Internet. I have a similar 
account set up with Brinkster for ASP and ASP.NET code but would like a similar 
environment for PHP. Any ideas? Thanks.

Regards
Phil.



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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Liam MacKenzie]

File permissions.

Each user has their own username, but all are a member of the group
"hosting"
They can CHMOD their files to whatever they like, so security is really up
to them.

And PHP's Safe mode of course.



- Original Message -
From: "Matt Babineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 11:04 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting


> If any PHP hosts are out there I have a question:
>
> How do you keep users from erasing / altering files out side of their
> web folder with PHP? Doesn't PHP run in the system user context? Is is
> possible to prevent a user from using PHP to alter anything but in their
> Web folder?
>
> Matt Babineau
> MCWD / CCFD
> -
> e:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> p: 603.943.4237
> w:  <http://www.criticalcode.com/> http://www.criticalcode.com
> PO BOX 601
> Manchester, NH 03105
>
>




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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Andrew Brampton]

This has been discussed in great detail before..
but the simplist solution is running PHP in safe mode, it does limit the
user to certain things, but it stops them bringing the server down or
altering others files

andrew
- Original Message -
From: "Matt Babineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 2:04 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting


> If any PHP hosts are out there I have a question:
>
> How do you keep users from erasing / altering files out side of their
> web folder with PHP? Doesn't PHP run in the system user context? Is is
> possible to prevent a user from using PHP to alter anything but in their
> Web folder?
>
> Matt Babineau
> MCWD / CCFD
> -
> e:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> p: 603.943.4237
> w:  <http://www.criticalcode.com/> http://www.criticalcode.com
> PO BOX 601
> Manchester, NH 03105
>
>


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Re: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[Danny Shepherd]

Take a look at this directive :
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php#ini.open-basedir

Danny.

- Original Message -
From: "Matt Babineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 2:04 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting


> If any PHP hosts are out there I have a question:
>
> How do you keep users from erasing / altering files out side of their
> web folder with PHP? Doesn't PHP run in the system user context? Is is
> possible to prevent a user from using PHP to alter anything but in their
> Web folder?
>
> Matt Babineau
> MCWD / CCFD
> -
> e:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> p: 603.943.4237
> w:  <http://www.criticalcode.com/> http://www.criticalcode.com
> PO BOX 601
> Manchester, NH 03105
>
>


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RE: [PHP] PHP Hosting

[John Holmes]

Safe_mode = ON

Open_basedir restrictions

Use PHP in CGI mode and each runs as it's own user with access to only
it's own file (may require separate Apache's, too...)

---John Holmes...

> -Original Message-
> From: Matt Babineau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:04 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP] PHP Hosting
> 
> If any PHP hosts are out there I have a question:
> 
> How do you keep users from erasing / altering files out side of their
> web folder with PHP? Doesn't PHP run in the system user context? Is is
> possible to prevent a user from using PHP to alter anything but in
their
> Web folder?
> 
> Matt Babineau
> MCWD / CCFD
> -
> e:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> p: 603.943.4237
> w:  <http://www.criticalcode.com/> http://www.criticalcode.com
> PO BOX 601
> Manchester, NH 03105
> 


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[PHP] PHP Hosting

[Matt Babineau]

If any PHP hosts are out there I have a question:
 
How do you keep users from erasing / altering files out side of their
web folder with PHP? Doesn't PHP run in the system user context? Is is
possible to prevent a user from using PHP to alter anything but in their
Web folder?
 
Matt Babineau
MCWD / CCFD
-
e:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
p: 603.943.4237
w:   http://www.criticalcode.com
PO BOX 601
Manchester, NH 03105
 

Re: [PHP] hosting

[hassan]

OK
let me explain, this is an emergency situation

i need php 4.XXX with --enable-wddx plus allow remote fopen (the app reads 
remote xml files)
perl binary installed
access to one directory outside the web root (to store includes and classes 
library)
mysql database

disk space something like 50 megs is ok
i will be hosting a domain on the server
pop accounts (at least 2)
ftp
possibly ssh access (not necessary)




At 17:28 25/05/02, 1LT John W. Holmes wrote:
> > anybody know of a hosting service that can be setup in a few minutes and i
> > mean a few minutes that's all i got
>
>I know of a great one...umm, just give me a few minutes to remember the
>name.
>
>---John Holmes...

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> anybody know of a hosting service that can be setup in a few minutes and i
> mean a few minutes that's all i got

I know of a great one...umm, just give me a few minutes to remember the
name.

---John Holmes...


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[PHP] hosting

[hassan]

hi

anybody know of a hosting service that can be setup in a few minutes and i 
mean a few minutes that's all i got

Thank

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[PHP] Re: PHP Hosting ...

[Matthew Ward]

Instead of switching hosting companies, why don't you just install
phpMyAdmin on your webspace, that way you can control your mySQL databases
in a far more user-friendly way than SSH will let you do

"Tim Thorburn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I've about had it with my current hosting company as they've turned off
SSH
> for the past month due to "security reasons" which means I can no longer
> add/remove tables from my MySQL database.  Looking at two other hosting
> companies - SBC Webhosting - www.webhosting.com and Verio - www.verio.com
>
> Does anyone here use either of these companies?  If so, could you please
> let me know your opinions of each?
>
> Thanks
> -Tim
>
>



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[PHP] RE:[PHP]PHP Hosting....

[r]

Hey Tim,
I'm using 321go.biz for my hosting needs.
Not a single problem so far and around 30-90 minutes for each support
question to be solved which i think is pretty good. They are slightly
expensive though but i joined for the Java part, got PHP free!
Now that i'm into PHP I see they also offer PHP Jpeg support
Anyway, hope that was helpful.
Cheers.
-R.


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[PHP] PHP Hosting ...

[Tim Thorburn]

Hi,

I've about had it with my current hosting company as they've turned off SSH 
for the past month due to "security reasons" which means I can no longer 
add/remove tables from my MySQL database.  Looking at two other hosting 
companies - SBC Webhosting - www.webhosting.com and Verio - www.verio.com

Does anyone here use either of these companies?  If so, could you please 
let me know your opinions of each?

Thanks
-Tim



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[PHP] Re: good php hosting environments

[Mark Harwood]

Try www.xcalibre.co.uk


"Hamish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I'm looking for a really good, professional hosting environment in the uk
> that supports php (not in safe mode)), mysql and offers the use of a
secure
> server and mail server. I'm looking for a client of mine who needs to rely
> on their site being up, and so needs a hoster who has enough redundancy in
> all systems. We have a budget of between £200 and £400 a year, but don't
> want to get stuck with bandwidth charges, database usage, etc etc..
> It would be good if the hoster also offered a remote control panel as well
> as ftp access to the server.
> Does any one have any suggested companies, or companies that they've had
> good experiences using?
>
> cheers
> Hamish



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Re: [PHP] good php hosting environments

[Michael Egan]

Hamish,

I've been using UK Linux (www.uklinux.net) both at home and at work and
they really have been excellent.

From their various types of membership I think you would be able to find
a level of service that you want within the price range you suggest.

Best of luck,

Michael

hamish wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> I'm looking for a really good, professional hosting environment in the uk
> that supports php (not in safe mode)), mysql and offers the use of a secure
> server and mail server. I'm looking for a client of mine who needs to rely
> on their site being up, and so needs a hoster who has enough redundancy in
> all systems. We have a budget of between £200 and £400 a year, but don't
> want to get stuck with bandwidth charges, database usage, etc etc..
> It would be good if the hoster also offered a remote control panel as well
> as ftp access to the server.
> Does any one have any suggested companies, or companies that they've had
> good experiences using?
> 
> cheers
> Hamish
> 
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RE: [PHP] good php hosting environments

[Brian McGarvie]

havva look at 34sp.com

I use them for virtually all my clients. Tho gimme a shout in siz months
or so I'm going to be running a web farm ;)


  Brian M McGarvie,
eCommerce Co-ordinator/Consultant

[ www.mcgarvie.net | www.lennox-mckinlay.co.uk]


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Sent: 26 April 2002 08:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] good php hosting environments


Hello,
I'm looking for a really good, professional hosting environment in the
uk 
that supports php (not in safe mode)), mysql and offers the use of a
secure 
server and mail server. I'm looking for a client of mine who needs to
rely 
on their site being up, and so needs a hoster who has enough redundancy
in 
all systems. We have a budget of between £200 and £400 a year, but don't

want to get stuck with bandwidth charges, database usage, etc etc..
It would be good if the hoster also offered a remote control panel as
well 
as ftp access to the server.
Does any one have any suggested companies, or companies that they've had

good experiences using? 

cheers
Hamish 

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[PHP] good php hosting environments

[hamish]

Hello,
I'm looking for a really good, professional hosting environment in the uk 
that supports php (not in safe mode)), mysql and offers the use of a secure 
server and mail server. I'm looking for a client of mine who needs to rely 
on their site being up, and so needs a hoster who has enough redundancy in 
all systems. We have a budget of between £200 and £400 a year, but don't 
want to get stuck with bandwidth charges, database usage, etc etc..
It would be good if the hoster also offered a remote control panel as well 
as ftp access to the server.
Does any one have any suggested companies, or companies that they've had 
good experiences using? 

cheers
Hamish 

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[PHP] Re: Free PHP Hosting

[Michael Andersson]

Try http://www.spaceports.com/ and sign up for a cgi-bin account


"Php" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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> Does anyone know a free PHP hosting company who is also offering any
> database?
>
>



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Re: [PHP] hosting

[Adam Alkins]

Go to http://www.webhostingtalk.com and do a search for them.

Adam

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> didn't get an replies about web-x.net and i sent them
> and email and they never replied - doesn't portray a
> good image
> so i've looked for another hosting company and have
> come up with burst.net...anybody got any reviews?
> Thanks,
>
> =
> Heidi Belal
> www.code-corner.com
> ICQ# 32127109
>
> A bus stops at a bus station.
> A train stops at a train station.  On my desk
> I have a work station...
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[PHP] hosting

[Heidi Belal]

didn't get an replies about web-x.net and i sent them
and email and they never replied - doesn't portray a
good image
so i've looked for another hosting company and have
come up with burst.net...anybody got any reviews?
Thanks,

=
Heidi Belal
www.code-corner.com
ICQ# 32127109

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