John R Pierce wrote:
> On 17 Feb 2005 22:13:34 -0800, ·········@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> >I live in San Francisco. I want to start a web site with my own
domain
> >name on a server maintained by somebody else. I want it to be
Solaris
> >or Linux based and need to maintain it over an xterm/ssh connection.
I
> >need to be able to have complete control over the content. The web
> >server needs to be Allegroserve or CL-HTTP.
> >
> >Is there a trustworthy place in the Bay area that can help make this
> >happen at reasonable price? Somebody with experience with this,
> >_please _tell me who you'd recommend doing business with, 'cause I
> >can't sort through all the hype...
>
> I coulda recommended several places which would meet your
requirements
> until I hit the allegroserve or cl-http... afaik, most unix/linux web
> hosting companies are using Apache.
Why not post them anyway? Maybe I could convince them what a great
idea it would be offer a Lisp based web server - or at least to let me
install the components for one. I'm not sure whether there's an
Apache->Lisp interface yet that would give you as much control as just
doing everything in Lisp...
mongoose wrote:
> John R Pierce wrote:
>
>>On 17 Feb 2005 22:13:34 -0800, ·········@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I live in San Francisco. I want to start a web site with my own
>
> domain
>
>>>name on a server maintained by somebody else. I want it to be
>
> Solaris
>
>>>or Linux based and need to maintain it over an xterm/ssh connection.
>
> I
>
>>>need to be able to have complete control over the content. The web
>>>server needs to be Allegroserve or CL-HTTP.
>>>
>>>Is there a trustworthy place in the Bay area that can help make this
>>>happen at reasonable price? Somebody with experience with this,
>>>_please _tell me who you'd recommend doing business with, 'cause I
>>>can't sort through all the hype...
>>
>>I coulda recommended several places which would meet your
>
> requirements
>
>>until I hit the allegroserve or cl-http... afaik, most unix/linux web
>>hosting companies are using Apache.
>
>
> Why not post them anyway? Maybe I could convince them what a great
> idea it would be offer a Lisp based web server - or at least to let me
> install the components for one. I'm not sure whether there's an
> Apache->Lisp interface yet that would give you as much control as just
> doing everything in Lisp...
>
At the Tech Co-op (http://tech.coop) we offer Lisp (sbcl) based virtual
hosting for as little as $10 CAD a month. You would be free to use
aserve, cl-http or aranieda or apache/mod_lisp. If you wanted to use a
different CL, we are willing to work something out based on memory useage.
We are a non-profit, and run all our hosting services on that basis, so
you only pay for what you use.
(the web page is out of date, but check back on monday when i should
have the new site up).
--
Drew Crampsie
drewc at tech dot coop
"Never mind the bollocks -- here's the sexp's tools."
-- Karl A. Krueger on comp.lang.lisp