Thanks to everyone who suggested birthday gifts for my 9-year-old
nephew. I wound up getting him a Raspberry Pi. (He's thrilled.)
Next question: my nephew wants to create a public web site by hand in
HTML. He knows the HTML, and he has a domain name registered for his
site. However, he has no s
> "Daniel" == Daniel Barrett writes:
Daniel> Next question: my nephew wants to create a public web site by hand
in
Daniel> HTML. He knows the HTML, and he has a domain name registered for his
Daniel> site. However, he has no server to host the site. I'm thinking of
Daniel> gi
On 4/10/2016 12:58 PM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
> transferring his HTML files. But is this the simplest solution? I'd
> rather not maintain an additional Linode if I can help it.
Add a virtual host to wherever you are hosting blazemonger?
If you don't want to do that then maybe a t2.micro instance o
On April 10, 2016, Laura Conrad wrote:
>Couldn't you just give him an account on some linode you're already
>maintaining? Or whatever other web host you're using already.
Thanks Laura. I thought of that too, but as he's only nine years old,
I can't reasonably expect him to keep his password secur
I agree you should look at more "managed" environments with nice cpanels
and one-button deployment of software like hostgator. Even if you go
with their plan that has unlimited everything and multiple domain names
it would be less than Linode.
On 04/10/2016 01:19 PM, Rich Pieri wrote:
On 4/1
Daniel Barrett wrote:
>
> Thanks to everyone who suggested birthday gifts for my 9-year-old
> nephew. I wound up getting him a Raspberry Pi. (He's thrilled.)
>
> Next question: my nephew wants to create a public web site by hand in
> HTML. He knows the HTML, and he has a domain name registered fo
On 04/10/2016 01:53 PM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
> I also have a separate shared hosting account with ~20 of my domains,
> but if I gave him a SFTP login there, he'd have write access to all of
> my files, not just his own little web site.
You can create a chrooted sftp account that only has access t
On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 04:07:09PM -0400, Nuno Sucena Almeida wrote:
> On 04/10/2016 01:53 PM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
> > I also have a separate shared hosting account with ~20 of my domains,
> > but if I gave him a SFTP login there, he'd have write access to all of
> > my files, not just his own li
> "Daniel" == Daniel Barrett writes:
Daniel> On April 10, 2016, Laura Conrad wrote:
>> Couldn't you just give him an account on some linode you're already
>> maintaining? Or whatever other web host you're using already.
Daniel> Thanks Laura. I thought of that too, but as he'
> On April 10, 2016 at 1:53 PM Daniel Barrett wrote:
>
> On April 10, 2016, Laura Conrad wrote:
> >Couldn't you just give him an account on some linode you're already
> >maintaining? Or whatever other web host you're using already.
>
> Thanks Laura. I thought of that too, but as he's only nine
how about github pages? https://pages.github.com/
it's free to host public repos, serves plain html (or one of their templates),
supports custom domains, and would also make him to learn and use version
control (as useful as html).
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Dreamhost is pretty cheap. It's not a virtual server, but they give you
web hosting. (You can ssh your HTML up to your web directory.)
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On 04/10/2016 12:58 PM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
Thanks to everyone who suggested birthday gifts for my 9-year-old
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