Re: UK Hosting? was BBS / mini social network network software
Colin McKinnon <colin.mckinnon-XZoyATsUNX5Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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Hi all, Currently the software evaluation list looks like pligg / anahita / openoutreach. ...but I'm also looking for any recommendation on cheap UK-based hosting. While I can find lots of very cheap hosting companies claiming to operate in the UK - nearly all of them have their datacentres in the US/Canada. It's not that I've got anything against the former colonies - but I already have a site hosted in Florida, and although packets go back and forth at around half the speed of light (I measured it - how sad) the latency is a killer. Uk2.net do have at least one datacentre here - but for the basic package they don't tell you where it's hosted / don't give you any choice in the matter. Easyspace seem happy to wave the flag. I've used 123-reg for DNS before, but not for web hosting - but they don't explicitly say their datacentres are in the UK. Anybody used any of them? Aiming for something under £5/mo Any other suggestions? On 19/04/13 23:50, Colin McKinnon wrote: > On 19/04/13 19:06, Ronald MacDonald wrote: >> I've had a good bit of success with Symphony. Drupal's great too and >> tends to be what I use if I need a site up real quick. It is, >> however, overkill in most instances. > Thanks Ronald, Lisha, Kenny. > > I'm rather being pulled in 2 directions here. On the one hand, the > programmer in me wants something simple to tinker with and extend, but > I keep reminding myself that I just don't have the time to do that and > need a turn-key solution. > TIA Colin