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BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Hi,

      I host my Joomla sites at http://www.vdomainhosting.com  they're based in Seattle. Under the vdomainhosting.com basic plan I have a $25.00 per month plan with no control panels, just like the website says, it's web hosting done right.

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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • When people ask for ideal Joomla hosting, there are usually only two things to consider... ask the host:
      Do they run phpsuexec? (With phpsuexec, the permissions problems are fixed)
      Do they have fantastico? (this is just makes setup faster, and is more convenient)

      Everything else, like Safe Mode, Magic Quotes, Register Globals, etc can be set easily via php.ini.
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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Hey Gollum,

      If I am using a VPS how would I know if it has phpsuexec?

      Me having a vps is like a 12 year old with a car.
    • Last Edit: 17 years 1 month ago by Joe K.
  • Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Pull up your phpinfo, and you will notice: "Server API CGI" if you are running phpsuexec. :)
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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Yup, and if you aren't, ask your host to install it for you. Apart from the permission problems going away, It is more secure than running PHP as a module.

      A few basics to note about phpsuexec.
      - On servers running phpsuxec, you will no longer be able to configure Apache via htaccess files, you will need to use php.ini to do things like turn off register_globals or magic_quotes_qpc.
      - Your server will choke (with a 500 error) if any file is left with 777 (world writable) permissions.
      - There is apparently a slight performance decline when running phpsuexec, although on my own mid-range VPS running a few sites I couldn't tell the difference.

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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • i have used several hosts most of them nightmares. Hostrocket and lunarpages have been the best. i thought about trying some others btu to be honest with you if im happy where im at im gonna stop looking.
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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • I shopped around for a few years on this one, with bluedomino (weak), Site5 (so-so), SiteGround (two thumbs WAY down), GoDaddy (great for domain hosting, pain in the ass for webhosting), and ended up at MidPhase - virtually zero problems so far. Honestly, I've heard horror stories, but two-plus years, and I've had good service thus far. B plus, which is HIGHER than ANY other service I've been with (I used to operate my own ISP too - I know what it takes to run a good one).

      I'm going to check out Rochen however, based upon the many recommendations here. Thank you!

      It's not about cost, considering my entire BUSINESS is floating on a server.
      To make a strategic decision over $10/month, let alone $500/month?

      That's suicide.

      Conclusion: If you want good service at an excellent price - WITHOUT getting spammed to death (like BlueDomino or GoDaddy): Go with MidPhase.

      I can't YET recommend ANY other service, and I've literally tried 15 personally over the past 4-5 years.
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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • I've been using MediaTemple for about 6 months now. I started on their GridServer but upgraded to their VPS soon after. Their support is top notch...meaning, that it's 24 hour support, and I've never had a problem calling them at 1AM and getting help quickly. Even though I'm on a VPS, they never seem to have a problem guiding me through any issues I have.

      The only issue is they don't have Joomla as one if their natively installed apps. However, that's never really been an issue because they have an extensive knowledgebase that supports Joomla related issues.

      I've been happy with them so far.
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    Posted 16 years 1 month ago
    • I´m using www.hostdepartment.com and it´s not very good. A lot of lag, joomla freeze, very slow refresh, sometimes the server is down. The support is very good. When i have a slow time, i ask for the problem and in a few minutes is very fast, but in a few hour, is going down.

      I don´t have a very good experience with the server
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    Re: BEST HOSTING FOR JOOMLA

    Posted 16 years 1 month ago
    • I notice that no one has mentioned Planet. We have had our own server at EV1 and now with Planet (bought EV1) for about 3 years now, and we've always had good experiences with them. We have multiple domains and subdomains. Hardly any down time. Good response to service calls (even from Australia!), although not always fixed the first time. A dead motherboard was fixed in under an hour, which I thought we pretty good. They run cPanel, which works well for me. And we've never had to manually install Joomla on any of our sites. We register our domains through GoDaddy.

      Is Planet not liked or just not used? ???

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