Re: Host recommendations? Probably going with digitaldaze.
| From: | Joe Stump | Date: | Thu, 02 Nov 2000 16:10:59 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Host recommendations? Probably going with digitaldaze. | ||
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All I have to say is DO NOT go with Hurricane Electric! The machine I am on has
over 600 users on it, sits constantly at a load of 1 (single 800MHz Pentium),
4MB of free RAM if I'm lucky, they edited my files without warning me, waited
until about a week ago to upgrade to PHP4, and nobody has read perms on all of
the /home/ directories so anyone with half a brain can make a small bash prompt
in php and browse everyones files!
BTW I just bought my own box and I have a friend who owns an ISP - so I'll be
free of them soon!!!!
--Joe
On Wed, Nov 01, 2000 at 08:31:00PM -0500, Ross wrote:
> I'm sorry to bore everyone with yet another 'Who's a good host'
> inquiry but I am probably about to sign up for a virtual server
> account at digitaldaze and would appreciate hearing of any recent good
> or bad comments. I'm also happy to hear alternatives.
>
> These are my requirements:
>
> Recent versions of MySQL and PHP4 (preferably running as an Apache
> module).
>
> The biggie I keep running into: My scripts must not be readable by
> other users on the same machine. I've found this to be a real problem
> on the vast majority of low cost hosts who require scripts to be world
> readable to use the Apache module PHP. One of the scripts always
> contains the MySQL password. I have solved this in the past by using a
> host with cgiwrap or suExec and compiling PHP as my own CGI and not
> using their module but for my next project I really want the
> performance of the module.
>
> SSL for a few secure pages. (low cost using the host's domain and
> certificate).
>
> Telnet, FTP. Linux or BSD development environment etc.
>
> Email forwarding. A few POP mailboxes would be nice but not essential.
>
> Value for money but not looking for rock bottom price.
>
> Thanks
> Ross
>
>
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