So the answer is really "Actually yes, BUT hosting software is many
times all inclusive."?
Brandon L. Newport wrote:
Actually no...hosting software is many times all inclusive. Plesk for
instance includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, Qmail, Apache (frontpage, php,
python, cgi, etc), DNS and you can purchase other addons like
ColdFusion. It allows APPWS the ability to quickly and easily setup and
maintain our customers. You can get in and custom configure many things
too if so desired.
-brandon
On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 16:38, Lee wrote:
Isn't offloading email more a function of DNS (MX records) than web
hosting software?
Jay Barrett wrote:
I have used Plesk for several years now and love it. It is great
for managing multiple domains. And its simple interface enables me
to let somebody else manage the email accounts. It is not free but
the time I have saved by offloading email more than justifies it.
Regards,
Jay
On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 10:11, John Turner wrote:
I am looking for comments/suggestions on some web hosting software.
What I need is something that can help me isolate several sites on the
same box that are maintained by different groups of people. If you have
used/tried a package let me know what you liked/disliked.
Thanks,
John
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