web2py is agnostic to it. The question is can you do is securely? That depends on what the share hosting provides offers you.
what web server? mod_wsgi? are you allowed to run long processes under your account? For example if they allow you to start a long running process in your account, you can use apache+mod_proxy. If they provide mod_wsgi than even better. If they only support php and expect to run web2py as cgi, you can still run it but I would move somewhere else. massimo On Nov 20, 11:49 pm, Robert Shaver <robert.l.sha...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm completely new to web2py and so far have only been reading the > documents to see if it has the features I'm looking for to implement my > next project. Please let me know if I'm asking the wrong questions or if > there's anything else I should be considering along with these questions. > > Many servers support shared IP hosting. Does web2py support this? (I didn't > know what to call that feature until I found > this<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shared_web_hosting_service> > .) > Can it also support dedicated IP hosting for multiple web sites? (Each site > has a unique IP address on the same server.) > Can it also support sub-domains as well? > (EXAMPLE:http://subdomain.maindomain.com/a/c/f) > > This all assumes the DNS is all set up correctly. > > I do intend that each of these sites be completely different from the > others supported on the same server with one instance of web2py.
