Re: [BULK] Re: [WebDNA] [BULK] looking for the holy grail of hosting

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2013

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texte = GoDaddy is using a mix of CentOS 6.2 and CentOS 6.3 for their VPS right now, it seems to depend on what server they put you on.You won't know if you have 6.2 or 6.3 until they configure the box for you.Only the beta build and pre-gold build for WebDNA 6.x work with GoDaddy right now.It took quite a long time to get them to work and I appreciate the back and forth that the WebDNA team did to make it work.GoDaddy uses Apache too. I first tried getting it to work with cPanel, but that was a total nightmare for me. I've been using Webmin since Y2K so I switched to that, saved money, and was much happier.Once GoDaddy sets up the VPS for you it's a bare box web server. You can do anything with it. I used putty to log in and configured WebDNA using the install directions in the readme.txt files.SSLs are easy to install through Webmin, and IP addresses are provisioned from GoDaddy whenever you request them.The only thing that drove me nuts for a while was realizing that ImageMagick is not installed on GoDaddy VPS by default.-MattOn 1/22/2013 11:26 AM, Jym Duane wrote:> sounds great i do have a go daddy account and can set up a vps.> i use 6x now have 6x licence and thus would not need to change code.>> i only have a few sites to move initially.> four will need own ip and ssl cert.> i use centos now and apache is that the config on go daddy?> or do you do install of os etc how you wish.>> unrelated directly i dont have to move email initially but need to > replace some perl forms and a few dns records from the same server in > order retire it.> i have already found services for both of those.> anything you could help in steps on or off list would be appreciated.> i have an off site incremental backup to my office.> jym>>> On 1/22/2013 3:41 AM, Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi wrote:>> I've successfully installed the current pre-gold version of WebDNA >> 6.x on a GoDaddy VPS. I have 3 servers running since October, and >> they are working solid.>>>> I'm using the Economy VPS that GoDaddy offers which is about >> $30/month for 40GB HD and 1GB RAM. I haven't pushed the limits of >> what the server could do yet, but of course that's always a function >> of programming finesse and database design.>>>> The setup was no more difficult than setting up servers in my own >> data center, but the steps were slightly different. I'm using Webmin >> instead of cPanel. Since I have 3 production machines with more on >> the way, for me it made more sense to pay for an extra VPS to use as >> my backup server. I use the built in features of Webmin to archive >> my websites to my 4th server every day instead of paying GoDaddy for >> their backup service.>>>> When the new version of WebDNA 6.x is released I'll be setting up >> several more and I expected to fully document the process for WSC and >> the community here.>>>> As for emails... When it comes to GoDaddy, you could set up their >> email plan for any domain name. You could set up a VPS, host a >> domain on the VPS, then use the GoDaddy email service plan. This is >> much easier than trying to manage emails on the VPS where you would >> have to deal with anti-spam and anti-virus issues. It might be less >> expensive to host emails on your own VPS, but it's certainly not >> savings of time.>>>> -Matthew Perosi>>>>>> On 1/21/2013 8:33 PM, Jym Duane wrote:>>> has anyone have a successful complete setup procedure for hosting V7 >>> with one of the big hosting companies in their inexpensive cloud >>> hosting environments.>>>>>> godaddy>>> enom>>> network solutions>>>>>> hostgator>>> 1and1>>> bigrock>>>>>> or is webdna available as an install with anyone other than amazon>>> (which seems complex even for a techie like me)>>>>>> still looking for simple and cheep way to move some sites>>> currently hosted on own server>>> to a hosting where ram and size can be adjusted or is unlimited for >>> future.>>> also that has backups.>>> and has email service>>>>>> jym>>>>>>>>> -- >>> Matthew A Perosi>>> Corporate Consultant>>> Mobile Marketing Expert>>> Senior Web Developer>>> SEO Analyst & Educator>>>>>> Psi Prime, Inc.>>> 323 Union Blvd.>>> Totowa, NJ 07512>>>>>> Direct: 888.872.0274>>> Fax: 888.488.5924>>>>>> http://www.perosi.com>> --------------------------------------------------------->> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to>> the mailing list .>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us>> Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us>>>>> -- > Matthew A Perosi> Corporate Consultant> Mobile Marketing Expert> Senior Web Developer> SEO Analyst & Educator>> Psi Prime, Inc.> 323 Union Blvd.> Totowa, NJ 07512>> Direct: 888.872.0274> Fax: 888.488.5924>> http://www.perosi.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

GoDaddy is using a mix of CentOS 6.2 and CentOS 6.3 for their VPS right now, it seems to depend on what server they put you on.You won't know if you have 6.2 or 6.3 until they configure the box for you.Only the beta build and pre-gold build for WebDNA 6.x work with GoDaddy right now.It took quite a long time to get them to work and I appreciate the back and forth that the WebDNA team did to make it work.GoDaddy uses Apache too. I first tried getting it to work with cPanel, but that was a total nightmare for me. I've been using Webmin since Y2K so I switched to that, saved money, and was much happier.Once GoDaddy sets up the VPS for you it's a bare box web server. You can do anything with it. I used putty to log in and configured WebDNA using the install directions in the readme.txt files.SSLs are easy to install through Webmin, and IP addresses are provisioned from GoDaddy whenever you request them.The only thing that drove me nuts for a while was realizing that ImageMagick is not installed on GoDaddy VPS by default.-MattOn 1/22/2013 11:26 AM, Jym Duane wrote:> sounds great i do have a go daddy account and can set up a vps.> i use 6x now have 6x licence and thus would not need to change code.>> i only have a few sites to move initially.> four will need own ip and ssl cert.> i use centos now and apache is that the config on go daddy?> or do you do install of os etc how you wish.>> unrelated directly i dont have to move email initially but need to > replace some perl forms and a few dns records from the same server in > order retire it.> i have already found services for both of those.> anything you could help in steps on or off list would be appreciated.> i have an off site incremental backup to my office.> jym>>> On 1/22/2013 3:41 AM, Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi wrote:>> I've successfully installed the current pre-gold version of WebDNA >> 6.x on a GoDaddy VPS. I have 3 servers running since October, and >> they are working solid.>>>> I'm using the Economy VPS that GoDaddy offers which is about >> $30/month for 40GB HD and 1GB RAM. I haven't pushed the limits of >> what the server could do yet, but of course that's always a function >> of programming finesse and database design.>>>> The setup was no more difficult than setting up servers in my own >> data center, but the steps were slightly different. I'm using Webmin >> instead of cPanel. Since I have 3 production machines with more on >> the way, for me it made more sense to pay for an extra VPS to use as >> my backup server. I use the built in features of Webmin to archive >> my websites to my 4th server every day instead of paying GoDaddy for >> their backup service.>>>> When the new version of WebDNA 6.x is released I'll be setting up >> several more and I expected to fully document the process for WSC and >> the community here.>>>> As for emails... When it comes to GoDaddy, you could set up their >> email plan for any domain name. You could set up a VPS, host a >> domain on the VPS, then use the GoDaddy email service plan. This is >> much easier than trying to manage emails on the VPS where you would >> have to deal with anti-spam and anti-virus issues. It might be less >> expensive to host emails on your own VPS, but it's certainly not >> savings of time.>>>> -Matthew Perosi>>>>>> On 1/21/2013 8:33 PM, Jym Duane wrote:>>> has anyone have a successful complete setup procedure for hosting V7 >>> with one of the big hosting companies in their inexpensive cloud >>> hosting environments.>>>>>> godaddy>>> enom>>> network solutions>>>>>> hostgator>>> 1and1>>> bigrock>>>>>> or is webdna available as an install with anyone other than amazon>>> (which seems complex even for a techie like me)>>>>>> still looking for simple and cheep way to move some sites>>> currently hosted on own server>>> to a hosting where ram and size can be adjusted or is unlimited for >>> future.>>> also that has backups.>>> and has email service>>>>>> jym>>>>>>>>> -- >>> Matthew A Perosi>>> Corporate Consultant>>> Mobile Marketing Expert>>> Senior Web Developer>>> SEO Analyst & Educator>>>>>> Psi Prime, Inc.>>> 323 Union Blvd.>>> Totowa, NJ 07512>>>>>> Direct: 888.872.0274>>> Fax: 888.488.5924>>>>>> http://www.perosi.com>> --------------------------------------------------------->> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to>> the mailing list .>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us>> Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us>>>>> -- > Matthew A Perosi> Corporate Consultant> Mobile Marketing Expert> Senior Web Developer> SEO Analyst & Educator>> Psi Prime, Inc.> 323 Union Blvd.> Totowa, NJ 07512>> Direct: 888.872.0274> Fax: 888.488.5924>> http://www.perosi.com "Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi "

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Re: [BULK] Re: [WebDNA] [BULK] looking for the holy grail of hosting

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