Re: [Themis-dev] Taking advantage of Haiku's features?

[Michael W. <em...@m-...>]

I can always help with some webspace to some extent. Even mailinglists, 
ftp accs, mysql-dbs and subdomains. But hey, as Raymond already said...

SF provides everything one needs. Even mirroring isn't an issue where 
you'd have to put application binaries somewhere else... So go with 
everythings sf provides. That's what it's there for :)

Michael

Raymond C. Rodgers schrieb:
> Ar...@co... wrote:
>> I can begin looking for some things that would fit... if you want to go ahead and give a roundup of what all the site would need (kinds of software, features, and why you need it/what you want to accomplish with it).
>>
>> As for hosting, I don't suppose anyone here has a server? :)  I can see if we can find some hosting somewhere other than sourceforge...  I usually try to find host with PostgreSQL support...  Otherwise, maybe I can take care of hosting... it's probably about time I did something like that anyways.  Anyways... whatever you think.
>>
>>   
> 
> As much as I dislike MySQL, I think it best to stick with SF and use 
> MySQL since we already have it available to us. Plus it eliminates the 
> need to find a hosting provider, come up with the hosting fees or a 
> sponsor to pay for the space and bandwidth. SF gives us these things for 
> free.
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