Re: MySQL / Perl / Apache

[Ken Keefe <kjkeefe@siu.edu>]

I sent this message from another email address which caused it to be
stopped because that email wasn't on the mailing list. Its been a few
days and I haven't seen it appear so I figured I would just send it
again with the email address that is registered:

I will be moving to Mattoon in August and I have scouted out broadband
connections there. There is a local telcom company called Consolidated
Communications. They will provide a substantial DSL connection with a
static IP for a relatively reasonable price. I'm not sure if they reach
out to Effingham, but if they do, you can run your own server...

Ken Keefe



On Sun, 2004-06-06 at 19:56, Harold Crouch wrote:
> I'm slowly but surely learning to program MySQL / Perl / Apache on my
> own computer.  Paul Dubois's books are keeping me moving  :-).  At
> some point, I want to transfer the applications that I'm building to
> an ISP's server so that I can access them at work.  This is strictly
> non-commercial; I just want to learn how to do it, then we'll see
> where things go from there.
> 
> I'm looking for an ISP that offers MySQL / Perl / Apache services.  My
> present ISP, Mediacom, provides reliable high-speed cable service to
> my hacienda.  Beyond that, they display all the warmth and charm that
> you would expect of a hugemongous multi-national multi-media cable
> company.  NO server-side processing, period!  
> 
> I live in Effingham, which is a truck stop surrounded by corn fields. 
> The handful of local ISPs all use Windows.  Not one person around
> here, to my knowledge, uses Linux.  (The Mediacom field person had
> never before connected to a Linux box.  Problems?  Not a one!)   
> 
> Can anyone in SILUG-land recommend an ISP that supports these user
> services.
> 
> - Harold
> hcrouch@mchsi.com
> 
> PS:  As for that little database problem at work that I wrote about
> some six months ago: The IT Department's solution comes on line later
> this month.  The application was coded in RPG for a DB2 back end which
> resides on an IBM AS/400.  This will be the first database application
> to be deployed through the newly installed IBM Webserver package. 
> We're going to find out how well the programmer has picked up Java
> these last few months.  Wish me luck.  Lots and lots of luck.
> 
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