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I recently tried using 000webhost.com as they are free and offer MySQL and PHP. But uploading a cakephp project, results in a 404 error. This is because they don't support mod_rewrite. I would prefer a free webhost, but I am willing to pay too. Does anyone know of a webhost that works with cakephp?
You can turn mod_rewrite off in CakePHP.
Every host that I have used supports mod_rewrite. It is pretty standard, really. If in doubt, email sales and ask before signing up to something. But really, any paid web host should do.
Use HostGator. It costs a penny
As your question already defines, you just need a webhost that supports Apache (PHP) an MySQL.
Search a host that fits to your requirements, and check Google for good companies.
If you want to make sure they support mod_rewrite you can always contact them,
so you have directly and idea of how good their support is.
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I just started a project in a company, they had it hosted on Google App Engine and the app was developed in Java. The thing is that this code was totally unreadable. So I've came to the conclusion that the best solution would be start it all over.
Because it is a Facebook App, one approach would be to stop using Java and start using their available PHP SDK. But, Google App Engine still doesn't work well with PHP, we can't install Frameworks like Yii without workarounds, etc.
So I think the best solution would be change the place that we are hosting the application. It needs to be a host for scalable PHP applications.
I've researched a little bit and found people talking about Pagoda and appfog.
Do you have any suggestions? What is the best solution considering: price, efficiency and also it needs to be easy to use. I don't have a lot of experiences managing servers, I usually have someone on the company that takes care of all of that for me.
My best advice would be to choose a standard Cloud provider like DigitalOcean, VPS.net or AWS. You get full access to the server to configure and install anything you like, and they often come with pre-built server images with PHP/MySQL/Apache already configured and ready to use.
Heroku has PHP support to https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-php and it's ideal for FB apps https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/facebook
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I have developed a beautiful website in Drupal 7. During hosting it to main server, I realized that the server doesn't have any database facility in it. It has php support only. I want to host the website here.
I found some converter to convert php into html but this doesn't seems a good choice.
Somebody please tell me the better options for this scenario.
If you had another server or access to another platform that does have Database technology, you could just use that as the database host. They don't have to be located on the same host. Look up services such as: FreeMysql Hosting
A google for "mysql host" would turn up quite a few options
With that said, I'd just move host as earlier suggested
It is apparently possible to use some flat files instead of a database layer but it is not recommanded at all because of many aspects, space, performance, security, etc.... Some people are saying that every single people who has used flat files for BD and/or content management has regretted it in the end.
As choroba said, change provider to get a DB.
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I am just wondering what PHP OpenID server (some here http://wiki.openid.net/w/page/12995226/Run-your-own-identity-server) you all would recommend from your experiences? Any that I should definitely avoid etc?
Im using a XAMPP setup, and looking for something fairly easy to implement, it doesn't have to be extremely robust or anything, just something fairly simple that will support multiple user registrations (with passwords - I think the Janrain php openID server implementation doesnt support passwords as far as I know)
Many thanks!
I wonder whether the answer is none -- there was this thread on Quora abut the problems with OpenID and the lack of a good server was one of them.
LightOpenID now includes a server as well.
But after playing with it, it is definitely alpha. It is just difficult to sort out what the basic model is, even with the two examples.
Now trying Zend Open ID Provider Classes.
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Does anyone know of any hosting providers running PHP 5.3 + ?? We need this for our custom Joomla sites.
A quick google search for "shared hosting php 5.3" gives http://servergrove.com/index.php
Perhaps you want to consider VPS. I've started using VPS for about a year ago and I'm loving the freedom. It's a little bit tricky at the beginning but google is your friend :) Hope it helped some.
I've also been spending a lot of time looking for an affordable shared hosting which provides php5.3 support. Hard to find.
Check out DreamHost.com, they offer 5.3 as a beta - I would go with that. Their service is better than others, and they give you more access (ssh for instance.)
one.com is also using 5.3 already.
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I need a free bug tracker for my small project. I need keep track of bug, todo list and test case. Any suggestion?
Check out mantis http://www.mantisbt.org/
If it's a small project, though, you might want to think about using something with less overhead than a PHP-based system. Are you the only person working on it? A whiteboard and post-it notes might be less upkeep and could ultimately save you time and energy that would be better spent on the project itself.
Redmine is coded in Ruby, but if you can install it, I would highly recommend it.
If you are the only user checkout Task Coach: http://www.taskcoach.org/
It is very easy to use, and works great. Runs on all OS's
Check this, it contains a seeding server included is tested:
http://www.binpress.com/app/phptracker/177
How about CandyCane which is port of Redmine into CakePHP.
I wish it can meet your expectation.
https://github.com/yandod/candycane
Try flyspray: http://www.flyspray.org/
Simple, specific, fast.