[clue] Web Hosting Question

[ed]

princess bride: INCONCEIVABLE!!
yes I was going to start a thread on it when it is up.
I have to make sure that entering 250+ lines of instruction to the
host will end with a working server prior to me starting a thread
about its functioning.
I was going to solicit for pen testers for a while then solicit for
people to use it.
I have some proprietary software that I have been developing and don't
want it loose on the internet so I plan to hide it on my server but
let it run the pages.
it is a web page engine if you are wondering and only a handful of
people have seen the prototype.
the main reason for running my own server is that i wan't the code's
access controlled and it is nice to have on my business card :
masterOFhisOWNcastle at mydomain.com...
:)
ed.


On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Dan Kulinski <daniel at kulinski.net> wrote:
> Wait, we can come to an agreement on the internet?  Unpossible!
>
> I think that is the "easy" way to go myself.  Although you may want to
> expand on your setup in a separate thread, why you chose postfix and the
> spam/security software you have utilized to manage email traffic.  I haven't
> run my own email for a while, I use Google Apps for that.  When I did I ran
> sendmail (I am a long time sendmail user) and dspam for spam handling.
>
> Dan
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 10:59 AM, ed <ezedtheamerican at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> ok let's take self hosting off the list.
>> run cygwin/x... just kidding... haha
>>
>> inexpensive both on man hours and dollars.
>> choose a hosting site and get a WYSIWYG editor that is compatible with
>> your workstation's OS.
>> slap some images together and UL.
>> use your online email address that you already have and wait for the
>> emails.
>> I hope that we can agree on this.
>> ed.
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 10:53 AM, Dan Kulinski <daniel at kulinski.net>
>> wrote:
>> > I don't think he wants a VPS either, just a simple service that he can
>> > hit
>> > publish and his WYSIWYG editor uploads to.  This takes away the need to
>> > worry about the base OS and maintenance tasks associated with it.  This
>> > is
>> > the easy option and for a simple site is probably best.  There is no
>> > need to
>> > have email associated with the domain as the OP can use his current
>> > email
>> > address.  Really he asked for web hosting suggestions and what is
>> > recommended between Windows and Linux as the underlying OS.  Going into
>> > self
>> > hosting really is jumping into the deep end and beyond the scope of the
>> > original question.
>> >
>> > Dan
>> >
>> >
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