RE: schemewiki.org temporarily offline
"Anton van Straaten" <[email protected]>
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Neil wrote: > I'm a fan of "pair.com" for clueful domain-hosting. > > Don't know how price-competitive their co-lo or managed server > packages are. > > If you need the hosting primarily for the Scheme Wiki, we could probably > find a ".edu" for that. Let me know if I should ask around. Thanks. Looking at the pair.com web page, they charge $149/mo for low-end dedicated hosting, with a 60GB data transfer allowance. That's pretty standard for commercial-grade hosting plans, but I'm looking for something a little cheaper, with more bandwidth. I suppose you'd call it hobbyist-grade, which usually means you have to make some compromises. For example, one of the plans I'm looking at is at Valueweb.com, which offers a dedicated Linux server with 1000GB of data transfer for $59/mo. The main problem with that is that the servers in question have single IDE drives, which means a good disaster recovery plan is essential. I've also seen some complaints about Valueweb's customer service. My current provider has actually been pretty good - this is the first problem I've had since initial setup of this particular server in February - but they're small, with limited support capabilities. I wouldn't actually recommend them. I'm using them for "historical reasons". > If you need the hosting primarily for the Scheme Wiki, we could probably > find a ".edu" for that. Let me know if I should ask around. I need a server for my own purposes anyway, so there's no problem on my side about hosting the Scheme Wiki. Anton ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: GNOME Foundation Hackers Unite! GUADEC: The world's #1 Open Source Desktop Event. GNOME Users and Developers European Conference, 28-30th June in Norway http://2004/guadec.org