Re^2: Perl orientated Web Hosting, 2008

I don't require mod perl. I prefer postgresql as a db.

I'd like a production server that fits into my workflow, which is:

develop on my development box (or just my home computer or laptop) and run test suite
check in the changes into subversion (over ssh) on an existing internet accessible box.
ssh to production box, update the working copy of the subversion branch and run the test suite on it (the tests run in this sandbox)
update the production web server (think "make install")

Some modules I use are shown below (from my Makefile.PL):

  PREREQ_PM => {
      'Test::More'              => 0,
      'Log::Log4perl'           => 0.49,
      'Test::WWW::Mechanize'    => 0,
      'Test::HTML::Lint'        => 0,
      'Spreadsheet::WriteExcel' => 2.12,
      'Apache::TestMM'          => 0,
      'Template'                => 0,
      'CGI::Application'        => 4.0,
      'CGI::Application::Plugin::TT' => 0,
      'HTML::Tidy'              =>1.08,
      'Test::HTML::Tidy'        =>1.00,
    },
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Re^3: Perl orientated Web Hosting, 2008 by stonecolddevin (Parson) on Nov 06, 2008 at 11:17 UTC
Hi jimx11, I can set you up with shell access, and you can choose to use Pg if you'd like, as it's available on the host I use (I'd be reselling to you through Dreamhost). You can also enable your own perl module environment through their process they have documented, or I could do it for you (my hourly is $30 USD). I'm not sure about the Apache:: module, whether it requires mod_perl or not, but you can certainly give it a shot. If you have any further questions, please let me know. meh.	[reply]

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Re^3: Perl orientated Web Hosting, 2008
by stonecolddevin (Parson) on Nov 06, 2008 at 11:17 UTC

Hi jimx11,

I can set you up with shell access, and you can choose to use Pg if you'd like, as it's available on the host I use (I'd be reselling to you through Dreamhost). You can also enable your own perl module environment through their process they have documented, or I could do it for you (my hourly is $30 USD).

I'm not sure about the Apache:: module, whether it requires mod_perl or not, but you can certainly give it a shot.

If you have any further questions, please let me know.

meh.

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