Maybe it's what you are looking for. Is one of the choices I'm
considering to change my current hosting service. Furthermore
it's not expensive.
http://www.a2hosting.com/
Server run on Linux not in Solaris but offers:
Ruby & Rails
Perl / CGI-BIN
PHP 5
Zend Optimizer
Python (CGI)
SQLite 3.x
SQL Databases: MySQL and/or PostgreSQL
SSI (Server Side Include)
SSL (128-bit encryption)
Shell Access (SSH)
They also have Mambo, Drupal, Joomla and other PHP built on CMS.
Robert Holmes wrote:
Please not HostGo! Otherwise I'll never get any email from you guys (bounce,
bounce, bounce....)
One thing we discussed over lunch a week or so ago - how about hosting it
yourself? You'll probably be able to identify and repair problems faster
than the typical ISP's customer (non-)service. Plus you get to use whatever
open-source CMS you like (Joomla, Drupal etc) without any constraint imposed
by the ISP.
Robert
On 2/17/08, Owen Densmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We're looking into which Hosting service to use, and what web Content
Management System to use for our new Santa Fe Complex. Several of us
have used HostGo and a variety of blog/cms software that they support.
But we may be outgrowing HostGo for The Complex.
Does anyone have suggestions and/or experiences?
One system I'm particularly interested in is Joyent (who bought
TextDrive), which has built a really interesting system on Ruby on
Rails + Open Solaris. They clearly have their heart in the right
place (support open source, make their own code open source, and even
give away free accounts), but I'm not yet sure if they'd fall down in
some areas we'll need.
-- Owen
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