Dirk Meyer wrote:
Great. But maybe a home server isn't that good, Freevo isn't a small
project anymore.
I think Dale ment that he installed it at home to try things out ;) I think hosting won't be a problem.
1. still use sf, but with better security, a different wiki with
logins, maybe a CMS.
I don't know what the limitations are with SF hosting. Most CMS's have a few requirements that not all servers have.
2. use an isp and www.freevo.org. Move all the web stuff to a new
server.
Seems to be the best approach, but more difficult and 'unstable'.
I don't care what solution we choose, the only thing is: I want to code and someone else should take care of all the web stuff. If someone has a root server somewere, this would be really cool!
'I' (the company I work for) has a few. Don't know if I can use them tough, but I guess more people have such resources available.
Eric
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