About point 2. :
As long as on-rev give us a total control on both our document-root
directory and our rev-application's .irev code, why would we need root
access to a mutualised server ? Just would be an inacceptable security
hole and the direct way to loose the best sand-box the server
Can we use ssh to compile and install binaries? I've had to do this a number
of times with my Dreamhost account for instance - mainly to compile command
line programs to be used with (Rev) cgi's. I can;t remember the details -
but I must have used my user account and not sudo / root.
For instance
Yes, you can. I can do without sudo/root, but I can't do without SSH
access. I've been thinking through what I actually use to manage my
multiple domains, and command-line access -- to run scripts directly,
to execute shell commands, to be sure I know for sure the contents of
any
On 22.04.09 at 10:59 -0400 George C Brackett apparently wrote:
Yes, you can. I can do without sudo/root, but I can't do without
SSH access. I've been thinking through what I actually use to
manage my multiple domains, and command-line access -- to run
scripts directly, to execute shell
Thanks -- I didn't know that.
George
On Apr 22, 2009, at 11:31 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
On 22.04.09 at 10:59 -0400 George C Brackett apparently wrote:
Yes, you can. I can do without sudo/root, but I can't do without
SSH access. I've been thinking through what I actually use to
manage
On 22/4/09 16:59, George C Brackett gbrack...@luceatlux.com wrote:
Yes, you can. I can do without sudo/root, but I can't do without SSH
access. I've been thinking through what I actually use to manage my
multiple domains, and command-line access -- to run scripts directly,
to execute shell
Thanks so much, Kevin, for taking time out from getting ready for your
very important opportunity to present at the International World Wide
Web Conference in Madrid! I appreciate the time and the thinking, and
look forward to working with On-Rev. Break a leg at the Conference!
George
Hi George,
I had a couple of questions that Heather answered, and others may be
interested:
1. On-Rev will ultimately include domain registration services, as
many other hosts do.
That'ws very good news! I must confess I am a bit lost in my switch...
Any timeframe for this service? Or
Heather didn't give a time-frame, or I would have included it in my
message. It was 'soon,' as I recall.
George
On Apr 21, 2009, at 3:31 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi George,
I had a couple of questions that Heather answered, and others may be
interested:
1. On-Rev will ultimately include
On Apr 21, 2009, at 1:16 AM, Phil Davis wrote:
Colin Holgate wrote:
What does SSH give you that you don't get with the secure disk
image access?
I assume when you say secure disk image access you're talking
about WebDAV, which is what on-rev offers.
I think I was probably thinking
Phil's answer is a very good one; I'd like to expand on it a bit.
When you log in to a server via SSH, you have command-line access to
it, meaning that in essence you are sitting in front of it running the
equivalent of Terminal on the Mac or Run on Windows (I think that's
right). Many
I had a couple of questions that Heather answered, and others may be
interested:
1. On-Rev will ultimately include domain registration services, as
many other hosts do.
2. On-Rev will NOT offer root access (or near root access using sudo)
to an account via SSH.
I'm glad to hear the first
Thanks for that info George.
I can understand not giving root access via SSH on a shared hosting
environment but do you actually get any SSH access with on-rev?
Can't find a reference on the website.
regards
alex
George C Brackett wrote:
I had a couple of questions that Heather answered,
I don't think so - my attempts get this response:
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
Best,
Mark Smith
On 21 Apr 2009, at 02:00, Alex Shaw wrote:
Thanks for that info George.
I can understand not giving root access via SSH on a shared hosting
environment but do
What does SSH give you that you don't get with the secure disk image
access?
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Hi Colin
In this case, I'm not sure what you mean by secure disk image access
but SSH is useful for debugging traditional scripting languages (bash,
php, ruby etc).
You could compile debug on your own install of Linux and then upload
to on-rev but as anyone who has used Linux knows, not
Colin Holgate wrote:
What does SSH give you that you don't get with the secure disk image
access?
Hi Colin,
I assume when you say secure disk image access you're talking about
WebDAV, which is what on-rev offers.
In a nutshell:
- SSH gives you the ability to execute any line command known
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