Date: 02/19/09 (Web Development)    Keywords: web, hosting

I saw on the community profile that Dream Host is recommended, but I've been doing some internet review searches and they seem to have a good number of really bad reviews.

Does anyone have any other solid recommendations for web hosting? Currently I'm just wanting to create my own personal website for showing my work, etc - for potential employers to look at.

ETA: I also currently live in Ireland so I don't know if location will matter for recommendations. Like if the hosting is in the US, will my speeds be affected? I might be back in the US in several months, but not sure yet.

ETA: Thanks all for your comments and recommendations. I ended up going with InMotion because they seemed highly rated all 'round and they weren't outrageously expensive.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/522039.html

Date: 01/09/09 (PHP Community)    Keywords: html, hosting, spam

I'm experiencing massive frustration with the code I have for sending me form data. It usually works. When I test it, it always works. But now and again, it seems to just .. not work. The most recent incarnation, it sent the confirmation email (the third "mail" function), but not the first two. I have no clue what is going wrong, since it always works right when I test it.

I've contacted the hosting company a couple of times, since at first I thought maybe it was a problem with the second address, but this last one didn't get sent to me, either.

Any advice?


(Email addresses change in a vain attempt to stop the spam)

        $heading="

FOR BEP USE ONLY

Date of submission: $today

Contact information
Contact: $contact
Institute: $institution
Mailing address: $address
Telephone #: $phone
Fax #: $fax
Email: $email

Travel information
Number of Travelers: $numtravel
Budget: $budget
Duration: $duration

Purpose of travel: $purpose

                Itinerary: $itinerary

BEP Objectives: $objectives

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/php/652378.html

Date: 07/16/16 (Webmaster View)    Keywords: web, hosting

It is very difficult to choose the correct web hosting service specially when there are many options present. Hence, for your convenience we have come up with the checklist for choosing the best service for web hosting.

Source: http://www.webmasterview.com/2016/07/best-web-hosting-checklist/

Date: 07/30/14 (WebDesign)    Keywords: web, hosting

A web hosting service is a type of Internet hosting service that allows individuals and organizations to make their website accessible

Source: http://webdesign.livejournal.com/1589746.html

Date: 09/14/12 (WebDesign)    Keywords: web, hosting, google

Hi!

My apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to post this question.

My web-pages were typically hosted by my employers (Universities or research institutes). All of a sudden I find myself needing to find a separate home for my web-page. So I looked into web-hosting services (for the first time :)), and I find myself a little bit confused. What I would like is to have a chance to look at an existing page hosted by ipage, GoDaddy, justhost, or any other of thee commercial services. Do they have adds? Do they insert some money-making pop-ups into your page?

The reason  I am asking these questions is, our own IT people sent me an offer from the same company that hosts our institute's web-site, and it's astronomical - 80 Euros/month with 2 GB of space. A simple google search tells me that for 6 euros a month I can have unlimited space (???). Hence the confusion.

Advice would be highly appreciated.

Source: http://webdesign.livejournal.com/1587744.html

Date: 11/04/09 (IT Professionals)    Keywords: php, software, hosting, spam

Can anyone recommend a fairly professional forum hosting service? I am looking for one for a client of mine. In the past I have ran a forum (phpbb) for their site and it becomes an administrative nightmare (updating software, making sure antispam software is updated, spammers, hacks, backups...) after a few months. Honestly, I want to be able to do as little as possible and just pay someone to handle the software side. I can get administrators to weed out spam and moderate.

Thanks

Source: http://itprofessionals.livejournal.com/87912.html

Date: 09/02/13 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, database, web, hosting

Hi,

I downloaded the Wordpress source files to my development environment, where I am playing around with new features and adding content.
Now that I have a better comfort level with Wordpress, I'd like to migrate my blog content to my production server through FTP.

I understand I also would have to migrate the database too, since that's where all my content is stored.

Should I go through the installation process on my production server, and then copy the modified databases over to production? Or should I just paste all of my PHP source files from dev into a new folder on my server and assume that things will work (I guess that is kind of a silly question?)

Is there anything I should be aware of when pasting the files in Production and logging into it? My biggest concern is while I am going through the installation again, someone else could be trying to go through the Wordpress files as I am configuring my blog environment for the first time.

I can't change the database names on my server, since it is going through a web hosting company, so perhaps it is better to go through the installation again in production, and then migrate the content from the databases.

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Source: http://webdev.livejournal.com/583728.html

Date: 02/23/12 (Web Development)    Keywords: html, hosting, spam

Ok, if you didn't know, HTML Gear is closing. I'd used them for guestbooks on my personal pages for a long time.

However they're closing, so I took them off. The service I switched to said they were anti spam but..

First entry I get is spam. It's proly time to start hosting the guestbook on my own server since I can. Mind, I have access to recapatcha which seems to stop most spammers. Is there any scripts out there that'd allow that?

Source: http://webdev.livejournal.com/579568.html

Date: 12/10/10 (Web Development)    Keywords: ecommerce, hosting

I’ve been asked to identify an Ecommerce solution for my office.

Despite what the sales people think (an exaggerating bunch) we’ll likely be low volume, but product prices can range from $5 to $20,000.
Like something scalable.

Thought we might use some of the Free/Cheap Solutions (ZenCart PayQuake) offered with our hosting site, but I’m having reservations.

Quickbooks integration a plus.
Any and All thoughts on topic would be helpful.  Thanks!

(A little more information might be helpful-- We only require one storefront, we'll put it on a sub-domain, and we would like reseller and discount/coupon options)

Source: http://webdev.livejournal.com/570938.html

Date: 11/16/07 (Apache)    Keywords: php, html, web, hosting

I've recently been switching my site over from a bunch of static HTML pages to PHP using Smarty templating

I've decided to use mod_rewrite to make more attractive and search-engine friendly canonical URLs

I've chosen this format:

http://example.com/some-words/some-more-words/
http://example.com/some-words/
(both are valid, up to 2 such sections as shown)

index.php?page=some-words/some-more-words/

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/?([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+/?[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+/?)$ index.php?page=$1 [L]

Source: http://apache.livejournal.com/39655.html

Date: 06/11/07 (Apache)    Keywords: security, hosting, apache

Can Apache run under different instances, so that we can direct traffic to each Virtual Host under a different instance. Would doing so offer better security than simply using virtual hosting? One of our sites is internal, the others are public. We want to keep the internal site locked down extremely tight.

In that same light, is it possible to have different SSL certs for different Virtual Hosts running on the same physical box (under one IP)?

Thanks for suggestions/pointers.

Source: http://apache.livejournal.com/37060.html

Date: 12/25/10 (See my site)    Keywords: rss, html, xml, hosting

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Source: http://see-my-site.livejournal.com/122158.html

Date: 01/18/06 (Web Hosts)    Keywords: web, hosting

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Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/33093.html

Date: 12/13/05 (Web Hosts)    Keywords: web, hosting

The Whole Shebang is a leading provider of low-cost web solutions concerning web hosting and design. Our high quality products and services include a reliable server for all your hosting needs, the latest trends for all your designing needs, as well as a quick and courteous customer support system. Our prices are unparallel to any other web company.

Whether you're interested in a personal site or you are a small business, The Whole Shebang is the right choice for you when considering web hosting and/or designing. We have had the experience in helping with some up and coming recording artist, local small businesses, Broadway stars, as well as Missionaries with their web hosting and design needs.

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Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/32416.html

Date: 09/23/05 (Web Hosts)    Keywords: web, hosting

I've been maintaining a single personal website for a number of years now, but now the rest of my family wants to get in on the act, and have their own websites, too. We signed up for a shared hosting account that advertised multiple domains, but after we got it set up realized that this was not what we wanted at all. Rather than several independent domains, we had one domain and several others that were aliased to the main one. I reasoned that surely there was a way for the host to set it up on the server the way we wanted it, but apparently not.

So I have two questions: First, is this the behavior I should expect from a shared hosting account, or did we just end up with a bad host? In other words, are there shared hosts out there that will support multiple, independent domains on a single account, or is this not even possible? And second, if not, what kind of account do I need to do what I want to do?

From the little I've been able to figure out, it looks like a reseller account might be my ticket. But I honestly don't know what I'm doing at all. If a reseller account is what I need, do any of you have hosting suggestions?

Source: http://webhosts.livejournal.com/30483.html

Date: 07/30/14 (WebDesign)    Keywords: web, hosting

A web hosting service is a type of Internet hosting service that allows individuals and organizations to make their website accessible

Source: https://webdesign.livejournal.com/1589746.html

Date: 09/14/12 (WebDesign)    Keywords: web, hosting, google

Hi!

My apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to post this question.

My web-pages were typically hosted by my employers (Universities or research institutes). All of a sudden I find myself needing to find a separate home for my web-page. So I looked into web-hosting services (for the first time :)), and I find myself a little bit confused. What I would like is to have a chance to look at an existing page hosted by ipage, GoDaddy, justhost, or any other of thee commercial services. Do they have adds? Do they insert some money-making pop-ups into your page?

The reason  I am asking these questions is, our own IT people sent me an offer from the same company that hosts our institute's web-site, and it's astronomical - 80 Euros/month with 2 GB of space. A simple google search tells me that for 6 euros a month I can have unlimited space (???). Hence the confusion.

Advice would be highly appreciated.

Source: https://webdesign.livejournal.com/1587744.html

Date: 11/04/09 (IT Professionals)    Keywords: php, software, hosting, spam

Can anyone recommend a fairly professional forum hosting service? I am looking for one for a client of mine. In the past I have ran a forum (phpbb) for their site and it becomes an administrative nightmare (updating software, making sure antispam software is updated, spammers, hacks, backups...) after a few months. Honestly, I want to be able to do as little as possible and just pay someone to handle the software side. I can get administrators to weed out spam and moderate.

Thanks

Source: https://itprofessionals.livejournal.com/87912.html

Date: 09/02/13 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, database, web, hosting

Hi,

I downloaded the Wordpress source files to my development environment, where I am playing around with new features and adding content.
Now that I have a better comfort level with Wordpress, I'd like to migrate my blog content to my production server through FTP.

I understand I also would have to migrate the database too, since that's where all my content is stored.

Should I go through the installation process on my production server, and then copy the modified databases over to production? Or should I just paste all of my PHP source files from dev into a new folder on my server and assume that things will work (I guess that is kind of a silly question?)

Is there anything I should be aware of when pasting the files in Production and logging into it? My biggest concern is while I am going through the installation again, someone else could be trying to go through the Wordpress files as I am configuring my blog environment for the first time.

I can't change the database names on my server, since it is going through a web hosting company, so perhaps it is better to go through the installation again in production, and then migrate the content from the databases.

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Source: https://webdev.livejournal.com/583728.html

Date: 02/23/12 (Web Development)    Keywords: html, hosting, spam

Ok, if you didn't know, HTML Gear is closing. I'd used them for guestbooks on my personal pages for a long time.

However they're closing, so I took them off. The service I switched to said they were anti spam but..

First entry I get is spam. It's proly time to start hosting the guestbook on my own server since I can. Mind, I have access to recapatcha which seems to stop most spammers. Is there any scripts out there that'd allow that?

Source: https://webdev.livejournal.com/579568.html