Dear all,
I'm in the process of getting a server setup for my site and I'm looking
at 2 different options from www.1and1.com. They offer both Linux and
Windows servers and both cost the same.
So, the question is, would you recommend to have a server based off of
Linux or Windows? I'm asking
I don't know if all windows setups are like this, but I was on an IIS
and I found a lot of limitations in connection with rewrite rules and
etc. I just went with 1and1.com as well and didn't think twice before
going with linux -- if there's any downside to that I haven't seen it
yet...
Just FYI
Peter,
Good points! I'm happy to see that you have also found 1and1.com to be
useful as it will be my first website. ;-)
I've been reading that different recipes require all sorts of security
setups that are different from the Windows environment (such as 770,
etc.) and since I'm very
Hi Chris,
I have over a dozen PmWiki sites running on a particular 1and1 Linux
account ... rarely any problems. I've found that some recipes and
external scripts seem to be happier on Linux than Windows, so unless
there is a specific requirement to run a Windows server then my
preference
A few years back I moved from a Windows host to a Linux. I much prefer
the Linux host. I have control over URL names (mod_rewrite), and
generally have more control over the environment. Information for
installation and configuration of 3rd party software (things like Ruby,
GIT, Drupal), seem
Swift, Chris a écrit :
Dear all,
I'm in the process of getting a server setup for my site and I'm looking
at 2 different options from www.1and1.com http://www.1and1.com. They
offer both Linux and Windows servers and both cost the same.
don't seems so cheap I use this one
Having read the other messages,
I use Windows and have sites hosted on Debian.
I certainly have less problems with permissions on windows than *nix, but
more importantly than the OS is the web server.
I use Apache, but have used both IIS and Apache.
I'd recommend Apache.
I've never had problems
Silence in here while reading your post. Terrible unfair disease,
cancer is. I know to well.
Many luck in the future.
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Groetjes
Hans
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On Mon, 1 Sep 2008, Russ wrote:
I have over a dozen PmWiki sites running on a particular 1and1 Linux
account ... rarely any problems. I've found that some recipes and
external scripts seem to be happier on Linux than Windows, so unless
there is a specific requirement to run a Windows server
hey there
definitely have the right page (Site.EditForm) -- i've done a bunch
of other edits, and different sized editforms for different pages,
etc... also the autofocus seems to be alive and well (by default) at
login prompts - the quick and easy javascript i see for that is:
script
... ahhh, but !--HTMLFooter-- was missing from my skin template,
and now it works ...
thanks for pushing me to investigate in that direction...
a
On 31 Aug 2008, at 9:27 PM, Peter Bowers wrote:
Depending on you skin you may need to edit Popup-EditForm or
Gemini-EditForm instead of
Is there a way to block an IP address after the user has failed to
respond correctly after a certain number of attempts?
I have been working on challenges for the linguistic (text-based)
Captchas. Since the responses are words from the dictionary it might
be a good idea to limit the number of
I need to add em-dash/en-dash capability on the wiki. Per the
Cookbook instructions, I added the following to config.php:
if ($action != 'edit') {
# make curly quotes
Markup(\,'_end',/\(.*?)\/,'#8220;$1#8221;');
# make m-dash
Markup(---,'_end',/---([^-])/,'#8212;$1');
# make n-dash
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