In follow-up to prior thread, I'm looking for a free or very cheap place to host a guestbook using NMS/updated vers of Matt's Script Archives...I've looked but not sure exactly what/where to look...and the ONLY thing we need the host for is the guestbook...no real website...the owner of existing site that has it as feature no longer wants the hassle of it, so we users want to keep it going somewhere... My current site is on FreeWebs ($1 a month) so I don't get any Perl/CGI...is there somewhere I can link to from my site (as I do with photos on Epson photo site) that would work? I've found some hosting services that provide custom Perl as part of package for about $9 or so a month...but that also provides a LOT of other things we don't need... THANKS! And IF I posted this in wrong place, I'm VERY sorry!

In reply to Any sites that support free/cheap Perl usage for guestbook? by JCHallgren

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