One thing to watch out for is open_basedir restrictions. For a production site, you'll want the cake core (and probably your app except for the webroot) outside of the document root (webroot). If that parent directory is not in the open_basedir restrictions, you'll get errors. You'll want to make sure that you can either modify the restriction yourself or that your provider can do it for you.
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