Server For Rent? Where?

[skieros]

Reliable and Cheap can't be used in the same sentence. Also, what's
cheap to one may not be cheap to another. You *CAN* lease dedicated
servers for as little as $59 a month but that particular computer
could be thrown together in under $250.

The BEST thing you can do (financially and performance wise) is to
build your own server then send you're server to a housing facility
that will provide you with IP addresses and a fast connection. This is
called co-location. Most big web hosts and ISPs that offer Dedicated
Server will have a co-location service. This is a good way to save on
monthly costs but you're still looking anywheres from $60 to a couple
hundred a month.

*IF* you cannot afford either routes you can always get a VPS (Virtual
Private Server). Just like the name suggests it's a virtual server
hosted on a dedicated server. Though it's a shared environment the
Memory, Resources, and Space are dedicated and guaranteed for each
VPS. VPS's will run anywheres from $29/month up to $99/month.

*IF* a VPS is too expensive for you then it would be a good idea to
get a Web Host that offers a RESELLERS ACCOUNT. This is Shared Hosting
in a Shared Environment but it's usually dirt cheap. You can charge
your customers whatever but a portion must go to the Web Host. This is
the easiest way to do what you seek. This will cost you anywheres from
$8-$49 per month.

I;am not quite sure that i have undestood the difference between a
reseller server and a dedicated server.
If you fell like it please explain it a little more.

*IF* that is too expensive than you must be reminded that it takes
money to make money and if you are planning to make solid money than
it is a wise idea to invest in your project.

You are correct, so i will increase my offer to 20$/month instead of
5$.

There are too many Web Hosts out there. Since you mentioned $5/month
in another post I won't even bother showing you any servers. You can
check outhttp://www.jaguarpc.netfor shared hosting.

Maybe with 20$ you can?

It's poor netiquette, selfish, and greedy to clutter usenet with cross
posts hoping to get your answer faster. It's better to take a little
more time to find the appropriate on-topic group to post your question
in to ensure the response you want. I was just being nice to you.


Perl has nothing to do with the World Wide Web. In fact, most people
here don't know how to program Perl for the web. In the late 90's Perl
became the language of choice for CGI applications but Perl was never
written nor meant to be used for the internet. You apparently didn't
know, which is not a big deal. But Jurgen Exner Tad McClellan, and
Michele Dondi are classic anti-social dorks who don't know how to
socially interact with other PEOPLE.

I will agree on Jurgen Exner Tad McClellan behaviour, Michael Dondi is
more nice

There really wasn't. A newsgroup focused on Web Hosts or Web Masters
probably would of been a better choice.

Check out

http://www.jaguarpc.nethttp://www.communitech.nethttp://www.ev1servers.net

All good companies that offer Reseller Programs.

Also check outhttp://www.godaddy.comto become a reseller for Domain
Names too. I believe Dotster also has a program.

Thank you very very much for taking the time to answer my question,
although wasnt the most appropriate forum and didnt feel insulted like
other due to a single question that i have though you people knew
about and indeed you did, as far as i can tell from you.

 

[skieros]

I have never sent you an email nor contacted you via IM.


No I didn't.


And you make false accusations.

Sure you did many many times, dont make me search incoming mails....

 

[Tad McClellan]

Please stop sending me insulting mails, contact me with insulting
messages through instant messengers

I have never sent you an email nor contacted you via IM.

You send me 5 mails yesterday and every hour talk to me to IM

No I didn't.

Youa re one sick puppy.

And you make false accusations.

 

[Charlton Wilbur]

sk> I will agree on Jurgen Exner Tad McClellan behaviour, Michael
sk> Dondi is more nice

In this group, you can generally have "nice" or you can have correct.
You've managed to get most of the people who are likely to be correct
to plonk you. You may feel better about this, but when the time comes
that you have a hard Perl question, you won't get the best available
help because they won't even see it.

I hope that's worth it.

Charlton

 

[Mirco Wahab]

Just a small correction to the parent poster. Of course,
Perl has "nothing to do with the Internet", because when
Perl was made, there wasn't such a thing like the Internet
(as we know it today). So this assertion seems to be trivial.

But - after Perl5 went into the servers (it was a huge success),
the Internet transformed exactly into the thing we love today
(or suffer from until today). There was a word floating around,
"the next outbreak of a worldwide economic crisis" would be
caused by "a programming error in a forgotten Perl script",
which wasn't that far from reality ;-)

So the above assertion says something like "Airplanes has
nothing to do with World War II" or "Rockets has noting to
do with World War III".

But Jurgen Exner Tad McClellan, and Michele Dondi are classic
anti-social dorks who don't know how to socially interact with
other PEOPLE.

I will agree on J[ü]rgen E[r]xner Tad McClellan behaviour,
Michael Dondi is more nice

Don't be mislead here, these are people who get their
work done and have a lot experience with working in
teams. They tend to tell you the truth directly and
don't bother if your personal attitude will suffer
from that ...

Don't demand to be treated like a milksop if you aren't one ;-)

Regards

M.

 

[Jürgen Exner]

Just a small correction to the parent poster. Of course,
Perl has "nothing to do with the Internet", because when
Perl was made, there wasn't such a thing like the Internet
(as we know it today). So this assertion seems to be trivial. [...]
So the above assertion says something like "Airplanes has
nothing to do with World War II" or "Rockets has noting to
do with World War III".

As interesting as this comparison is it falls short in at least one aspect:

At that time the whole justification for aviation was to support the war
effort and civilian aviation was pretty much non-existant. On both sides of
the trenches.

Perl however -as you pointed out- came into existance without the WWW and
the WWW never had any influence in the language design or its features.

Or to put it in different words: without WW II aviation would not be where
it is today while without the WWW Perl as a language would be exactly the
same as it actually is today.

jue

 

[Charlton Wilbur]

MD> Nope, I rate higher amongst the top turds for 2007. I'm the
MD> rudest Italian ever, says the troll.

Do you have a website somewhere where you're collecting all these awards?

Charlton

 

[skieros]

s/PEOPLE/clpmisc idiots/;

I will agree on Jurgen Exner Tad McClellan behaviour, Michael Dondi is
more nice

Nope, I rate higher amongst the top turds for 2007. I'm the rudest
Italian ever, says the troll.

Michele
--
{$_=pack'B8'x25,unpack'A8'x32,$a^=sub{pop^pop}->(map substr
(($a||=join'',map--$|x$_,(unpack'w',unpack'u','G^<R<Y]*YB='
.'KYU;*EVH[.FHF2W+#"\Z*5TI/ER<Z`S(G.DZZ9OX0Z')=~/./g)x2,$_,
256),7,249);s/[^\w,]/ /g;$ \=/^J/?$/:"\r";print,redo}#JAPH,

i guess you are then, sorry for saying you werent one.

 

[Jürgen Exner]

Except without the CGI::*, LWP::*, MIME::*, etc, modules. (I know,
not all of those are core modules)

That's why are said "Perl as a _language_" ;-)

BTW: I would put MIME more into the email bucket than into the WWW bucket.

jue

 

[jayjuliano]

I;am not quite sure that i have undestood the difference between a
reseller server and a dedicated server.
If you fell like it please explain it a little more.

Dedicated Server - A Server dedicated to YOUR web site(s) and your
user(s). In other words, you don't share the system with anyone but
your self. For a server lacking performance you are looking at $59-
$149 a month. For a quality performance server $199+/month.

Virtual Private Server - A dedicated virtual server. A VPS shares a
dedicated server with other VPS's but are guaranteed a certain amount
of Ram, CPU, and Disk Space. What one VPS does on the server should
not affect how your site runs. You can install whatever software you
want to. Each VPS functions just like a dedicated server. $29-$99 per
month for a VPS. The cheaper the VPS usually the less memory you have.

Shared Hosting - You share a Dedicated Server with hundreds of other
web sites and users. You share Ram, CPU, and Disk Space. What one web
site does with memory and resources CAN affect the performance of your
web site. You can get shared hosting from $3.99-$79.99.

Resellers Account - Same as Shared Hosting but you have a Control
Panel that allows you to Sign Up other users for accounts. Usually you
can customize THEIR control panel to make it appear like YOU are their
Web Host. The main web host gives you a discounted monthly price for
other users and whatever you charge up over that amount is your
profit.

You are correct, so i will increase my offer to 20$/month instead of
5$.

$20 is nothing. $100 is nothing. In this day and age $200 is nothing
to invest into your BUSINESS. But with $20/month at least you have
enough money for a RESELLERS ACCOUNT. Which sounds exactly like what
you need.

Maybe with 20$ you can?

Maybe you can. Did you check out the links I gave you?

http://www.jaguarpc.net check out this site for quality affordable
hosting. I believe they also offer a resellers account. Or check out
one of the many Web Host review web sites.

 

[Tad McClellan]

Not all of the people here are anti-social dorks like you are.

The people here like to discuss Perl.

You are the one starting a thread completely devoid of any
connection with Perl.

Who is the anti-social one again?

 

[skieros]

The people here like to discuss Perl.

You are the one starting a thread completely devoid of any
connection with Perl.

Who is the anti-social one again?

You, and not make too much of a deal that i just asked a question that
i though you peple might now, and some of you did.

3 days now we are taking thsi thread to infinite ust because i asked
about web hosting, how many days we are gonna contnue talking about
it?

This is the last response you gonna have from me in this thread.

 

[skieros]

Well said. Let's switch to a completely different subject matter
altogether. Can any of you guys suggest me a good escort service? I
know this is not exactly on topic. But I'm asking here because I
thought some of you may know.

Although i said i would no longer continue discussing this thread i
will break the vow and tell you that an escort service is way too off-
topic question as opposed of asking if some of you folks here knew
about a web hosting company, having in mind that people here are
developing perl cgi scripts for themselves and others as well. So i
went a step further and asked of a hosting server.

If you want to make a such a big deal out of this simple question go
ahead, i will not paricipate any longer.

 

[Tad McClellan]

Although i said i would no longer continue discussing this thread i
will break the vow

We were expecting nothing less from you.

and tell you that an escort service is way too off-
topic question

You are the one that gets to decide how "off topic" of an off topic
post is acceptable?

Who died and made you King?

having in mind that people here are
developing perl cgi scripts for themselves and others as well. So i
went a step further and asked of a hosting server.

Having in mind the people here are using escort services for themselves
and others as well, Michele simply went a step further and asked of a
escort service.

i will not paricipate any longer.

deja vu!