Re: .co.uk Site Hosting.
| From: | Chris Murley | Date: | Thu, 17 Aug 2000 13:48:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: .co.uk Site Hosting. | ||
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gettng full acces to a mysql database might be a problem. I used to for
for an ISP, and there's NO way we would have gave you admin access to our
db server. Howver they would have let you co-locate yer own db server. ;-)
other than admin access to mysql, which is only a threat if other people
are using it. pop accounts are easy to come py, the only other thing i
think poeploe might have a problem with is if you wanted shell access to
the webserver, cause i would only give someone ftp.
But other than that, your the customer ;-)
my .02 cents
Chris
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Jonathan Wright (DjNA) wrote:
> Hiya.
>
> I'm sorry to bother you, but you might be able to help me (ahhhhhhhh!)
>
> I'm trying to find a web server to host the new kjtoombs.co.uk web site
> using PHP4. Trying to find a site to do what I want is a right pain, and I'm
> starting to get a little irate.
>
> - What I want is PHP4 (any version) running as mod_php on an Apache (again,
> any recent version) Server. OS - don't mind.
> - cgi-bin access (not terrible important, but could be useful)
> - use of .htaccess, .htpasswd and .htgroup files. AllowOverride would
> preferably be set to all (to allow and deny dirs as well as secure
> directories).
> - MySQL with full admin access (the ability to set up user accounts). I'm
> going to be creating accounts to do a very specific task, while the username
> & passwords from .htpasswd will be used to allow major write changes to the
> database. These will be obtained from $PHP_AUTH_USER and $PHP_AUTH_PW.
> - POP3 mailboxes at least 5, but preferably unlimited.
>
> Size, anything over about 50meg would be ideal, and bandwidth isn't a major
> problem - 1Gb/pm is fine. This isn't a high access site at the moment
> (around 10-30 people per day).
>
> Does this seam like too much to ask for, or should I look in other
> directions while I'm creating this site?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Jonathan Wright
> mail@djna.fsnet.co.uk
>
>
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