On Aug 11, 2012 6:31 PM, "Mario Lacunza" wrote:
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> Dont forget ask to webfaction about it too before > you buy the package,
you have root access in WF > and you can install whaterver you want I guess.
Web faction gives root access now?
> Anyways ask WF support.
>
> http://www.webfaction.com?aff
Dont forget ask to webfaction about it too before you buy the package,
you have root access in WF and you can install whaterver you want I
guess. Anyways ask WF support.
http://www.webfaction.com?affiliate=lacunza
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Thank you mark for the great response.
Let me add on to the reason I started this thread for any who missed it.
I need to be able to have the capability to install geospatial libraries such
as GEOS, PROJ, PostGIS, and possibly GDAL.
On my current host i do not have root privleges and so if for
Like William, I'd have to say I've had pretty good luck with Webfaction.
You can do just about anything you want and the support is very good. They
have standard setup scripts for various types of apps, including Django,
but if you want to do something custom you have a lot of freedom. For
inst
I absolutely agree that's why if a place like webfaction can't completely
convince me that they can take care of everything I could want then I think
I need to go with root access with a cloud server or VPS.
Sorry for the long wait on the reply.
On Friday, August 3, 2012 11:13:46 AM UTC-4, Kurt
With Cloud Servers, yes -- you do get Root access. It's basically the
equivelant of a VPS that you can easily spawn, scale, and replicate as
needed.
Without root access on servers, virtual environments only get you so far.
What happens when you need to install Python imaging library but they don't
>Agreed that virtualenv will allow you to install python packages - however
not any linux/unix packages. I have no problems using >Django on
Dreamhost. http://dashdrum.com/blog/2011/08/django-on-dreamhost/
Thanks for the advice I will look into dreamhost too!
On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 8:24 AM, Dan
Yes when I saw no root privleges I realized very soon that I either have to
get a new host that has what I need installed or get my own box and full
control.
With virtualenv I can install the packages on bluehost?
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 10:34 PM, Trevor Joynson wrote:
> You are trying to install
Yeah I've been looking into webfaction. Any information would be great
thanks William!
Only issues I would forsee is the root control. That is unless they have
all that I need but at the same time I think I would lean to having root
over not. Also I'm on a shared hosting right now and it's pretty
Agreed that virtualenv will allow you to install python packages - however
not any linux/unix packages. I have no problems using Django on Dreamhost.
http://dashdrum.com/blog/2011/08/django-on-dreamhost/
On Thursday, August 2, 2012 10:34:35 PM UTC-4, trevorj wrote:
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> You are trying to instal
You are trying to install packages system-wide when you don't have
credentials to do so.
You can install everything you need without cluttering the system itself.
For instance, use a virtualenv and set your PREFIX.
Either way, happy hacking!
On Aug 1, 2012 8:32 PM, "JJ Zolper" wrote:
> I'm try
I will say that I've had pretty good luck hosting with webfaction and
installing packages locally. They also have really good support--I'd tell
them your use case and ask them if it would work with them. Even though
it's shared hosting, I do have ssh--though not root
William
On Thu, Aug 2,
Yes it seems that way. Thats because its shared hosting and i dont have root
privleges. bluehost has hindered what I can do with Django.
But does a cloud server at rackspace have root privleges like a vps? because i
think i need to install these geospatial libraries to be able to really make
fo
On 2012/08/02 05:42 PM, Kurtis Mullins wrote:
I'd recommend another host. There's many issues you may run into with
using a shared hosting provider that doesn't explicitly support Django.
The best option (in my opinion) is to just get a cheap Cloud Server if
you're up for the task of managing th
I'd recommend another host. There's many issues you may run into with using
a shared hosting provider that doesn't explicitly support Django. The best
option (in my opinion) is to just get a cheap Cloud Server if you're up for
the task of managing them ($10/month at Rackspace or Free for one year a
Thanks so much for the reply!
I had a feeling I would need it but I just like to be sure before I act.
Another thing. On Ubuntu there were additional packages I had to install. I
believe one was called "psycopg2-python-dev" or something like that.
If I install psycopg2-python at:
http://www.in
On Tue, 2012-07-31 at 20:52 -0700, JJ Zolper wrote:
> Do I need to go through and install the python like adapters is that
> what it's complaining about? I don't think this has to do with my
> Django code on the server it's just a file missing right?
you need to install pycopg - and it is nothing
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