On Monday 11 March 2002 06:55 pm, Michael Watkins wrote: > But would still appreciate any Pair.com clients speaking up if you > have had �experience with deploying webware using either approach on > their boxes, most importantly whether there were any technical - > doubtful - or policy issues - possible �- ...
I ran WebKit via OneShot.cgi on a virtual pair.com account for demo purposes for a client. It was obviously somewhat slow and I only got away with it because of light traffic. I recall building Python in my home directory and using that, which was pretty cool. At my current company, we felt like it was cheaper to buy a server a co-locate it (at redwire.net; hmmm I see their web page now lists the price as "call us") because with QuickServe we would end up paying hundreds more per month for the lifetime of the server just to have extra RAM and hard drive space, a presumably one-time expense. I haven't looked at QuickServe prices lately. At the time that I did, paying an extra $1,200 or so every year, year after year, for a more powerful machine felt wrong. -Chuck _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
