On Jun 23, 2010, at 7:33 AM, Ken Struys wrote:
> Oops forgot the link: http://pandela.com/
FWIW dep't.:
Linode ($20/month) sounds better than this (16 GB, 512 MB ram, etc.).
John Clements
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Jakub Piotr Cłapa wrote at 06/23/2010 02:35 PM:
On 23.06.10 00:10, synx wrote:
I looked over the FastCGI and SCGI protocols, and concluded that they
weren't much more efficient than a protocol known as HTTP. Why not proxy
your data to a webserver, using apache's proxy module?
I recently looked
On 23.06.10 00:10, synx wrote:
I looked over the FastCGI and SCGI protocols, and concluded that they
weren't much more efficient than a protocol known as HTTP. Why not proxy
your data to a webserver, using apache's proxy module?
I recently looked at FastCGI and came to the same conclusion. To b
Oops forgot the link: http://pandela.com/
On Wed, 06/23/2010 at 10:32am, "Ken Struys" wrote:
> I use this company for VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting. It's similar to
> the service EC2 provides, but it's only $17 a month.
>
> You get:
> - Any almost any OS you would want
> - root access to
I use this company for VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting. It's similar to
the service EC2 provides, but it's only $17 a month.
You get:
- Any almost any OS you would want
- root access to your vm (install whatever you want)
- a dedicated IP
- 256MB Ram
- 200GB/month in bandwidth
- 5GB disk sp
I looked over the FastCGI and SCGI protocols, and concluded that they
weren't much more efficient than a protocol known as HTTP. Why not proxy
your data to a webserver, using apache's proxy module?
My apache2.conf has a lot of these in it:
ProxyPass http://127.0.0.1:/ retry=10
If
Karl Winterling wrote:
I'm a college student in California, so I can't afford a World of
Warcraft account. However, I might try to design and "sell" a Racket
application to my Co-op. so I'll need to avoid sounding mentally
disturbed to the central IT staff.
Be aware that IT staff might be a bit
Go for the CGI library then, it works well and patches are welcome
On Jun 22, 2010, at 3:40 PM, Karl Winterling wrote:
I'm a college student in California, so I can't afford a World of
Warcraft account. However, I might try to design and "sell" a Racket
application to my Co-op. so I'll need t
I'm a college student in California, so I can't afford a World of
Warcraft account. However, I might try to design and "sell" a Racket
application to my Co-op. so I'll need to avoid sounding mentally
disturbed to the central IT staff.
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
> Racke
Racket comes with a CGI library. I recently ported a large legacy
Racket (PLT Scheme) CGI-based application to SCGI using
"http://www.neilvandyke.org/scgi-scheme/";.
For new development, consider using the PLT Web Server instead of SCGI
or old CGI. Nowadays, virtual servers like Amazon EC2 a
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