I use http://www.1and1.com/?k_id=6447276>1and1.com hosting
for all of my business and personal sites. Has phpMyAdmin built in to
the control panel and php4/5 support. I had a few issues with rewriting
at first, but so far has been great. Good luck on finding a great host.
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@chrisI have the SESSID popup on a couple of custom scripting sites, but it wouldn't stick around. Was kind of weird.You might try turning the "extra security" option off in the controll panel on your domain and see if that helps. It wasn't a regular occurance for me, but I did see it happen.
@st
I get the SID as a get variable on my local setup for some reason. The
easiest fix has been
to move session management from PHP to database (or cake) which you can
simply do
in app/config/core.php.
Maybe this could be a solution for your problem on Dreamhost as well?
Best Regards,
Felix Geise
Have any of you dreamhost-based bakers had problems with SESSID as a
get variable in the address bar? I've have the development copy of an
app on dreamhost for a few months now, and I haven't been able to get
rid of the get variable...
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You re
I host a lot of websites on DreamHost and 2 of them are built on
Cake... plus a lot of private projects...
I'm very happy with them and never had even one problem with cake and
dreamhost.
As suggested, if you have problems with a server you can ask to be
moved to a different one.
Also keep an ey
I've been with DreamHost for about 6 months now. I host about 20 sites
there. I haven't launched a Cake site yet, but will soon. I do have
other dynamic sites though. I would say that so far my experience with
Dreamhost has been pretty good. Performance is a little better than my
previous exp
Similar boat, I just launched withcake.com and it's been working well
minus the recent downtime. If you're having problems on a particular
server, you can ask to get moved to another box. I did this because of
repeated downtime I was having early on and have since been pretty
stable.
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I've been using iPowerWeb.com. They have a reseller program, excellent
support and control panel (vDeck), and the performance is great.
http://www.ipowerweb.com/reseller/index.html
Ryan
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On 7/18/06, John Zimmerman [gmail] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone else here using Dreamhost to host CakePHP projects?
I currently host three applications on Dreamhost and will probably add
at least 2 or 3 more by the end of the year if development goes as
planned. Recent hardware debacle
I have recently consolidated a bunch of the websites I have been working on to Dreamhost, mainly because I originally planned to port some of them to Rails before I came across CakePHP.Dreamhost has been giving me headaches reguarding phpMyAdmin crapping out, their own control panel being unrespons
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