[Nottingham] 123-reg support
David Aldred
david at familyaldred.org.uk
Thu Mar 12 18:57:47 UTC 2009
On Wednesday 11 Mar 2009, godfrey wrote:
> So, as they do not support PHP either, I am looking for a new home for some
> sites. I do not ask for anything fancy, just storage space and a scripting
> language with the ability to send me anything from a 'contact me' form. And
> of course mail handling with a couple of mailboxes (or email forwarding).
>
> Any suggestions?
I've been using Orchard Hosting (www.orchardhosting.com) for a few years: I've
always found them reliable and quick to respond to questions. (In fact I
was setting up a domain for a friend recently and needed to ask a question on
his behalf - having told him I'd expect an answer the next morning as it was
than 9-30pm, I actually had a reply half an hour later, before he went
home!).
All the packages provide storage, php5, perl, ruby on rails, mysql and email;
all but the most basic package provide subdomains and add-on domains and
multiple email addresses. I can confirm that sendmail works, and that
mail() in php5 works. You don't get shell access, but there's a control
panel implementation which allows cron jobs, permissions editing, file
management, file editing and all sorts of stuff - the file editing can be
useful for putting in a quick fix when away from your usual web editing
software.
I was on an older 'basic' package than the one they now do, and now have a
sort of hybrid of their present 'basic' and 'bronze' packages - I've got
Bronze bandwidth, Basic storage space and a few other compromises like that
and a price half way in between. I'll probably ask them to upgrade it to
Bronze next time, not so much because I have any immediate need of the extras
but because I'd rather have a standard set of terms to look up - and I think
their service is worth the extra few quid anyway!
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David Aldred
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