[ic] Running Interchange on an ISP

[Stefan Hornburg Racke]

Lee Choquette <leec@xmission.com> writes:

> How easy is it to use Interchange when I don't own the Web server? My ISP says
> that they have:
>      MySQL database
>      Full CGI support (php on request) 
>      Secure server access featuring SSL encryption (https://) 
>      Roxen web server software functionality including counters, etc. 
> 
> And my account includes shell access, gcc and g++, etc.
> 
> Is this sufficient to run Interchange, or do I need a server that's completely
> under my control?

Seems to be sufficient, but you should ask the ISP if he allows you
to run a daemon.

Ciao
        Racke

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