[Pdx-pm] OT : hosting providers

[Jeff Zucker]

David Brewer wrote:
> I thought I'd post my answer to the list as I know that personally I'm
> always interested in gathering feedback about hosting providers.  :-)
>
>   
Thanks, and thanks to the others who are responding, I'll summarize back 
to the list.

-- 
Jeff

> If you're willing and able to do your server software installation
> yourself, Slicehost (http://www.slicehost.com/) is a pretty attractive
> choice.  You get a virtual private server with a choice of Linux
> distribution and full access to do whatever you want, at what I
> consider to be a very reasonable price.
>
> David Brewer
>
> On 10/26/07, Jeff Zucker <jeff at vpservices.com> wrote:
>   
>> I need to find a hosting provider that has all of the usual suspects -
>> *nix, shell access, modern perl, reasonable support, established track
>> record, etc. - and some unusual ones (for this list at least) - PHP,
>> well-tuned MySQL with drop, temp table, and lock table perms[1].  My
>> immediate need is a home for a medium-sized Portland non-profit
>> organization but eventually I'd like to move my own stuff there.
>>
>> Please email me off list unless someone else is interested in the answers.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> [1] I mention those perms because amazingly I have had three different
>> ISPs tell me they supported those and then, when I tried, it turned out
>> they didn't and wouldn't.
>>
>> --
>> Jeff
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