Cold Fusion Hosting ???

cbc58 posted this at 21:55 — 26th April 2006.

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Can someone recommend a good inexpensive hosting provider that allows cold fusion?

This may be a stupid question but: can you also host regular unix/mysql sites on a host that does cold fusion?

Thanks

foottuns posted this at 13:46 — 16th May 2006.

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hmmmmmm, they are a lot, search on google for that...

Ashish posted this at 06:16 — 2nd June 2006.

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look around in web hosting directories.. a lot of these are free and give unbiased opinions...

http://www.hostbyte.com/
http://www.hostingseek.com/

are some pretty decent ones....

Cheers,
Ashish

daredevil posted this at 06:21 — 2nd June 2006.

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there must loads of it man
try using google or msn .

JeevesBond posted this at 16:36 — 2nd June 2006.

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Errr, guys. Telling someone to Google for an answer is never very useful. You can take it for granted that someone has already done this when you answer.

If you don't know: Go and look, or keep quiet.

cbc58 : You can certainly install coldfusion server on Linux. I found this company: http://www.hostmysite.com/hosting/ through a quick search on Google. Have no experience in this area as am a PHP man, I'd recommend you to use that language, you might well have reasons why you can't though.

What you can't, or rather shouldn't, do is install Linux sites on a Windows server. This is ok for a development environment (using XAMPP etc) on your home PC. You should use a Linux environment for PHP/MySQL, Linux apps are designed to work under Linux, those clever open source chaps only provide Windows versions out of the kindness of their heart, not for production use.

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