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06jack07
03-11-2007, 04:08 PM
Will http://www.speedhosting.co.uk/services/shared_hosting.php
the column on the left that says annual cost = £16.00
What does that mean? Overall it is £16 for that year, but will my friend be able to use it so that they can install their v bulletin forum with using that or do they need a resellers hosting?
Will it work on windows xp?
L!nK.
03-11-2007, 10:04 PM
u can install vbulletin on any host :S
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'would it work on windows xp ' looooool
its not hosted on ur computer
Johno
03-11-2007, 10:48 PM
Actually, You cant install vBulletin on any host. PHP and mySQL have to be installed (I believe it can work with PostgreSQL as well)
But yeah, The £16 for 1 year would allow installation of a vB Forum. vBulletin cannot be installed on Windows XP unless you are running something like EasyPHP or XAMPP (Which I wouldnt suggest for a vB as the PC would need to always be on)
.:; Johno
vBulletin cannot be installed on Windows XP unless you are running something like EasyPHP or XAMPP (Which I wouldnt suggest for a vB as the PC would need to always be on)
.:; Johno
You can just install PHP, MySQL and Apache on your computer, and you've got a host. However, it's inadvisable to do so, as you'd have to leave your computer on 24/7, and your router would have to be forwarded to port 80, which is a security risk.
Johno
03-11-2007, 11:12 PM
You can just install PHP, MySQL and Apache on your computer, and you've got a host. However, it's inadvisable to do so, as you'd have to leave your computer on 24/7, and your router would have to be forwarded to port 80, which is a security risk.
Yes, but it is easier just to install something like XAMPP which installs everything in one package. But yes, It is not advised to install it on a home PC as it would have to be on 24/7.
.:; Johno
Yes, but it is easier just to install something like XAMPP which installs everything in one package. But yes, It is not advised to install it on a home PC as it would have to be on 24/7.
.:; Johno
I personally wouldn't reccomend XAAMP on a live environment - it moves the locations of the PHP libraries etc, which can be annoying when trying to get support for those issues.
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