Brilliant, this is almost exactly what I was looking for.
On Feb 24, 8:28 am, Christian Leskowsky
christian.leskow...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's something I haven't read yet but was written by a guy who knows his
stuff...
http://boagworld.com/websiteownersmanual/
Do go on...is there a Cake-friendly method for automated daily DB
backups? How do you accomplish it?
On Feb 24, 8:26 am, Christian Leskowsky
christian.leskow...@gmail.com wrote:
For backups you should be taking full mysql backups of your database nightly
- at least while that's feasible - and
I am most concerned about legal issues because I am least equipped to
handle those myself. While I do not necessarily expect to be sued,
frankly I do expect to be threatened with lawsuits in short order, and
I want to know exactly where I stand before that happens. (I intend
to create a
Not that I'm aware of - I think you're pretty much on your own when it comes
to backing up -but don't worry it's not terribly exciting or nerve-racking
when you're small.
We've written a custom php script that exports, compresses and uploads our
db to S3 with a datestamp embedded somewhere in the
@Christian: How much does the Amazon S3 service cost you? I just took
a look at their calculator and all of the examples shows $64 a month
upwards for the S3 service
http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/calc5.html
@Johnny: I have no experience in the legalities of such a site, but
can see where
For backups you should be taking full mysql backups of your database nightly
- at least while that's feasible - and storing them offsite. (S3 is what I
personally use.) Keep at least a week's worth of backups in case you
accidentally drop table or something equally terrible happens. Make sure
you
Here's something I haven't read yet but was written by a guy who knows his
stuff...
http://boagworld.com/websiteownersmanual/
http://boagworld.com/websiteownersmanual/
Some good material in there for ya.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Christian Leskowsky
christian.leskow...@gmail.com wrote:
And now for a blatant plug: We (WebbedIT) offer shared hosting
starting from £85 a year with 200MB of web space and 3GB of bandwidth.
It's certainly not the cheapest hosting you will find, but you get a
highly personal and professional service with a real person to talk to
whenever you want (me),
Is your website's subject matter a particularly sensitive/illegal one?
If not then I'm unsure what you're worried about?
There's possible compliance with Disability Discrimination Act,
Distance Selling Regulations and a few terms and conditions to state
that user contributed content contains the
I think the OP put the main emphasis on legal requirements himself,
but fair point he did mention running the site as well as
administrative and technical issues.
I think the subject matters are little too general to be able to
recommend a selection of books that will be ideal for you. I am
Since everyone is taking the legal avenue with this post I'll take
the one that I think the author is more interested in. It's the
Where do I go from here after I bake a site?
The short answer to that is you customize. Baking only gives you a
lot to work with, but is your site ready for the big
Avoid getting sued? Stop being an american work like a charm. ;)
(sorry, I could not resist)
On Feb 22, 8:39 am, Johnny Cupcake sparklew...@hotmail.com wrote:
OK, so after we have successfully built our modern, interactive
CakePHP website...where can we learn how to actually /run/ the
Seriously though, surely someone can answer this question?
If you can't point to a particular book, then what, in your
experience, are the 3-5 most important points when first launching
your Cake site?
(Aside from stop being an American that is.)
On Feb 22, 7:24 am, Martin Westin
OK, so after we have successfully built our modern, interactive
CakePHP website...where can we learn how to actually /run/ the
website? Can you recommend any books or forums that provide a good
introduction to all the legal, administrative and technical issues?
For instance, best practices for
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