On 5 Jan 2017, at 19:39, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote:Hello!
Yes, pricing has been = changed two years ago, in January 2015, so there is only one version of = the FastCGI that can run (fast) in freeware mode for free, without any = mathematical operation to be solved or any annoying limit, or can run in = registered mode (faster) for a small $59 accelerator certificate.
On another side, there is the server version = (unlimited services, unlimited domains for one single machine) which is = the old "Enterprise" version for $459, and the Developer version which = is free.
About the question "This method is = not suitable to update WebDNA and previous installation will be = overwritten. It must be a fresh WebDNA install on a default Ubuntu = 14.=E2=80=9D Does this mean a server rebuild or is there another way to = get this happening ? I tried an install over the top of an existing = server upgraded from Ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04, but have run into problems, = rather than spending hours trying to debug, it would be good to know if = there is a =E2=80=9Cmanual=E2=80=9D method of installing/upgrading or do = I just build a new server.
The installation = process relies on the position of directories, apache user, dependencies = version, and each LINUX OS has his own formula for this. Moreover, each = LINUX OS might change the formula from one version to the other. Apache = Software Foundation will also change the rules from time to time. We = have to adapt and we provide installers for the major LINUX = distributions. However, from a distribution to another, the changes = oblige us to make slight installer modifications. Making installers = intelligent enough to detect that there have been an upgrade, from LINUX = version X to LINUX version Y is doable, but not financially viable. You = can do the installation yourself, as basically, installing WebDNA server = is a matter of permissions (always), SELinux (annoying), a connector and = a module (built for a specific LINUX version) and http config, with a = single formula that would work for every installation if apache config = remained consistent, which is not always the case. Upon request, we can = provide the connector and module. Or we are always willing to help and = many of you know that we always bring quick support when requested.
Finally, the version 6, from 2004 and 6.2 in = 2008, is still available upon request to support@webdna.us
If we keep a software online, then we have to provide = support, and WebDNA 6 is NOT supported anymore.
Happy New Year to all,
- = chrisOn Jan 5, 2017, at = 01:05, Stuart Tremain <webdna@idfk.com.au> wrote:
I see that pricing has changed again. The server edition is = now unlimited only, and the cheaper limited domains edition no longer = available.
Kind regards
Stuart Tremain
Pharoah Lane Software
AUSTRALIA
webdna@idfk.com.au
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On 5 Jan 2017, at 19:39, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote:Hello!
Yes, pricing has been = changed two years ago, in January 2015, so there is only one version of = the FastCGI that can run (fast) in freeware mode for free, without any = mathematical operation to be solved or any annoying limit, or can run in = registered mode (faster) for a small $59 accelerator certificate.
On another side, there is the server version = (unlimited services, unlimited domains for one single machine) which is = the old "Enterprise" version for $459, and the Developer version which = is free.
About the question "This method is = not suitable to update WebDNA and previous installation will be = overwritten. It must be a fresh WebDNA install on a default Ubuntu = 14.=E2=80=9D Does this mean a server rebuild or is there another way to = get this happening ? I tried an install over the top of an existing = server upgraded from Ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04, but have run into problems, = rather than spending hours trying to debug, it would be good to know if = there is a =E2=80=9Cmanual=E2=80=9D method of installing/upgrading or do = I just build a new server.
The installation = process relies on the position of directories, apache user, dependencies = version, and each LINUX OS has his own formula for this. Moreover, each = LINUX OS might change the formula from one version to the other. Apache = Software Foundation will also change the rules from time to time. We = have to adapt and we provide installers for the major LINUX = distributions. However, from a distribution to another, the changes = oblige us to make slight installer modifications. Making installers = intelligent enough to detect that there have been an upgrade, from LINUX = version X to LINUX version Y is doable, but not financially viable. You = can do the installation yourself, as basically, installing WebDNA server = is a matter of permissions (always), SELinux (annoying), a connector and = a module (built for a specific LINUX version) and http config, with a = single formula that would work for every installation if apache config = remained consistent, which is not always the case. Upon request, we can = provide the connector and module. Or we are always willing to help and = many of you know that we always bring quick support when requested.
Finally, the version 6, from 2004 and 6.2 in = 2008, is still available upon request to support@webdna.us
If we keep a software online, then we have to provide = support, and WebDNA 6 is NOT supported anymore.
Happy New Year to all,
- = chrisOn Jan 5, 2017, at = 01:05, Stuart Tremain <webdna@idfk.com.au> wrote:
I see that pricing has changed again. The server edition is = now unlimited only, and the cheaper limited domains edition no longer = available.
Kind regards
Stuart Tremain
Pharoah Lane Software
AUSTRALIA
webdna@idfk.com.au
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