Thank you everyone for your information on hosting companies. (And
that new wiki page is cool, though needs comments from people now.)
I decided to take a two pronged approach: cheap low priority storage
at a shared host plus a fanatical developer-loving vps host.
So I signed up at hostgator.com
Very good Idea!
I'm surprised that asmallorange.com is not listed. Two weeks ago I searched
this list's archives for the same information and I found at least two
people were recommending it over dreamhost as an inexpensive shared
provider.
I did open an account with them, and I'm happy with
Good afternoon - I am working on a Catalyst application that serves dynamic
website content for multiple sites, and I've run into some difficulty about
static content. Each website has unique static content (images, css, rss)
and I am trying to serve that static content from the site's unique
On 8/12/07, Peter Lytle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If someone has a solution from the Apache side, that's fine but I suspect
that it might be
easier to do this with Catalyst::Plugin::Static::Simple
Don't serve static content through perl. Let your webserver do it.
Usually people just set up
On Aug 12, 2007, at 2:22 PM, Peter Lytle wrote:
Good afternoon - I am working on a Catalyst application that serves
dynamic website content for multiple sites, and I've run into some
difficulty about static content. Each website has unique static
content (images, css, rss) and I am
On 8/12/07, Peter Lytle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If someone has a solution from the Apache side, that's fine but I
suspect that it might be
easier to do this with Catalyst::Plugin::Static::Simple
Don't serve static content through perl. Let your webserver do it.
Usually people just set
On 8/12/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a lot of times, 'static' content is found via database queries. and
sometimes that content needs to be protected from unauthorized viewers,
and your authorization mechanisms are already built into your application,
so you can't just use
