Re: [Alug] Re: The ongoing best way to do a website debate
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 23:54:39 +0100 (BST) Paul Tansom wrote:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, David Freeman wrote:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 09:19:20 +0100 "Earl Brannigan" wrote: <snip> Great in theory but I can't put anything other than plain old HTML.
I think you can use scripting with it from what I've read on the site so far, lathough I have to say I am looking further into this because I have to, not becaues I want to! We are going to be using Zope for our site at work so I've been told having started serious perl coding already. From what I've installed and seen so far I'm not inspired with confidence of its flexibility, and I definately didn't like the small text input box that I appear to have to type/past my html pages into. Of course I haven't look far into it yet so I could be wrong/unjustly biased!
Sorry, my crap english, I mean I can't run anything on the server, it runs zues/apache/what ever and will serve html, that is the only constant I have. I think for now I am going to concentrate on making it look good, as although it gives the info well, it is a triffle bland. What sort of color combinations do people recommend? Thanks D
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On 07 Aug 2001 16:08:29 +0000, David Freeman wrote:
Sorry, my crap english, I mean I can't run anything on the server, it runs zues/apache/what ever and will serve html, that is the only constant I have.
I should just mention that the Alug web server currently runs version 3.4r1 of the Zeus web server along with the FastCGI version of PHP 4.0.6. In addition, MySQL is running on it, but it's only being used to serve a couple of my personal sites. It did run Zope for a bit, but it's a pain in the arse getting it to work with Zeus properly. Therefore, you can run PHP code David - it's enabled on all sites on the box :) If you need a MySQL database I can set-up an account for you. Mind you, I'm not likely to shy away from Zeus to Apache having paid £1,500 for the thing several years ago, and I'm still very impressed with the scability and performance aspect of it :) Regards, Martyn
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