[support] Error trying to install module in new site.

Ursula Pieper dramamezzo at gmail.com
Fri Jun 3 20:52:56 UTC 2011


I have my sites on a cloud server, and it's even free for the first year (
http://nephoscale.com). I use a shared hosting account (for which I
foolishly prepaid for a couple of years, before I started using drupal) for
automated off-site backups. Nice, fast, reliable (I have had this setup
since February).

I don't think they have cpanel, and I administer my cloud server (centos)
myself (they gave me an intitial centos 5.5 image, and I have configured
everything myself, run updates every couple of days, also had to upgrade to
Centos 5.6 myself). Since I am an sysadmin, this is no biggy for me, but
might deter others.

I tried the dreamhost vsp for a while, which was also nice and fast, but I
couldn't deal with their meddling with the systems administration.

Ursula


On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 1:34 PM, Ms. Nancy Wichmann
<nan_wich at bellsouth.net>wrote:

> Installing Drupal with Fantastico is really bad news!!! Learn to do it
> right; it is not much harder. Thos installation scripts are fine for the
> initial installation, but you cannot use them to upgrade from one release of
> Drupal to another.
>
> The only choice I have seen besides cPanel is Virtualmin/Webmin. Between
> those two choices, I would choose cPanel in a heartbeat.
>
> I am sure to get flamed for this, but I also have Drupal running just fine
> on shared hosting. These are low volume sites, to be sure. And the host is
> one of the few who actually limits how many accounts it allows on the box.
> Keep in mind that VPS is also a form of shared hosting, but with a
> guarantee.
>
> In today's world, for higher volume sites, I would no longer choose VPS at
> all. I would either go with a dedicated box or cloud server.
>
> *Nancy*
>
> Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin L.
> King, Jr.
>
> ------------------------------
> *From:* Jorge Biquez
>
> I was wondering if maybe some of you can shera off line to me the
> name of your providers you are using. For sure linode is the best
> option for Drpal but I am thinking also to move teh other applicatons
> that are running on my VPS.
>
> I Guess VPS would be the best option, with CPanel installed and
> something similar to Fantastico to do installations.
>
>
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