Comments on: A Bit Blue with Bluehost http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/ a "b" blog Fri, 21 Nov 2008 02:48:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: jimgroom http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-639 jimgroom Fri, 01 Sep 2006 04:18:07 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-639 Hey Adam, I have been having problems with exceeding CPU on Bluehost since Wednesday. I was training faculty and students on a wiki and my site crashed. In short, i do not necessarily think its Typo3, but some larger issue with BlueHost. Jim Hey Adam,

I have been having problems with exceeding CPU on Bluehost since Wednesday. I was training faculty and students on a wiki and my site crashed. In short, i do not necessarily think its Typo3, but some larger issue with BlueHost.

Jim

]]> By: adam http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-636 adam Thu, 31 Aug 2006 15:48:13 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-636 On the other hand Installing typo3 on bluehost isn't that hard. Shouldn't take more than 20 minutes and should be a lot more personalised. Is anyone else experiencing "cpu exceeded" messages a lot on blue I am beginning to think it is not possible to run typo on a shared server. On the other hand Installing typo3 on bluehost isn’t that hard. Shouldn’t take more than 20 minutes and should be a lot more personalised.

Is anyone else experiencing “cpu exceeded” messages a lot on blue I am beginning to think it is not possible to run typo on a shared server.

]]> By: Drupal No Fan of Fantastico at bavatuesdays http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-490 Drupal No Fan of Fantastico at bavatuesdays Sun, 06 Aug 2006 21:59:53 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-490 [...] I just went to the Drupal site to download version 4.7.3 and install it, sans fantastico of course, when I came across this little nugget about Fantastico on Drupal’s homepage which begins to answer questions I had in some eariler posts (read here and here for the backstory): Fantastico De Luxe: an insecure recipe for disaster Steven - August 1, 2006 - 00:39 [...] [...] I just went to the Drupal site to download version 4.7.3 and install it, sans fantastico of course, when I came across this little nugget about Fantastico on Drupal’s homepage which begins to answer questions I had in some eariler posts (read here and here for the backstory): Fantastico De Luxe: an insecure recipe for disaster Steven - August 1, 2006 - 00:39 [...]
]]> By: Still Blue with Bluehost at bavatuesdays http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-376 Still Blue with Bluehost at bavatuesdays Wed, 26 Jul 2006 13:35:47 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-376 [...] I promised an update to the “A Bit Blue with Bluehost” article I posted last week, and I am afraid there is still very little clarification as to why Drupal and Typo3 are not currently Fantastico enabled. According to the tech I spoke with this afternoon, the Drupal and Typo3 development communities need to work with Fantastico so that they can come up with a fix to the recurring problems users have encountered with these install scripts. When asked about the specifics of these problems, unfortuantely there were little or no details to be had. [...] [...] I promised an update to the “A Bit Blue with Bluehost” article I posted last week, and I am afraid there is still very little clarification as to why Drupal and Typo3 are not currently Fantastico enabled. According to the tech I spoke with this afternoon, the Drupal and Typo3 development communities need to work with Fantastico so that they can come up with a fix to the recurring problems users have encountered with these install scripts. When asked about the specifics of these problems, unfortuantely there were little or no details to be had. [...]
]]> By: jimgroom http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-340 jimgroom Mon, 24 Jul 2006 13:00:40 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-340 Invesarium, I defeinitely agree with you. The Fantastico isntalls are essential to a good hosting service. Moreover, Drupal and Typo3 are essential to users who want to do fun and exciting things with their web-hosting service.And while I have no problem with a temporary take down of these programs to fix bugs, this situation seems ongoing and, as you point otu, there has been no communication before their removal or since. I will be calling them again today to find out the status of these Fantastico installs, and i will update my findings here. Thanks for letting us know we are not alone - and there certainly is power in numbers!!! Invesarium, I defeinitely agree with you. The Fantastico isntalls are essential to a good hosting service. Moreover, Drupal and Typo3 are essential to users who want to do fun and exciting things with their web-hosting service.And while I have no problem with a temporary take down of these programs to fix bugs, this situation seems ongoing and, as you point otu, there has been no communication before their removal or since. I will be calling them again today to find out the status of these Fantastico installs, and i will update my findings here. Thanks for letting us know we are not alone - and there certainly is power in numbers!!!
]]> By: Inversarium http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-304 Inversarium Sun, 23 Jul 2006 14:44:45 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-304 It's goo to read this post. This way I know there are others disappointed with Bluehost about removing Drupal and Typo3 from Fantastico without informing its users. I had two typo3 instances installed on my webspac earlier and are working fine. Now i need to install a third for a certain project to test stuff but can't because there is no more Typo3 in Fantastico. Infact, it would have been allright if Bluehost had mailed users bringing to the attention the fact that these CMS's were being pulled out and in turn would let users know how to specifically install them manually on Bluehost instead. I like bluehost but this thing is really making me upset. Infact if more readers respond to your post, I think we could all write a collective mail to Bluehost and get them to do something about i.t. :) It’s goo to read this post. This way I know there are others disappointed with Bluehost about removing Drupal and Typo3 from Fantastico without informing its users.

I had two typo3 instances installed on my webspac earlier and are working fine. Now i need to install a third for a certain project to test stuff but can’t because there is no more Typo3 in Fantastico.

Infact, it would have been allright if Bluehost had mailed users bringing to the attention the fact that these CMS’s were being pulled out and in turn would let users know how to specifically install them manually on Bluehost instead. I like bluehost but this thing is really making me upset. Infact if more readers respond to your post, I think we could all write a collective mail to Bluehost and get them to do something about i.t. :)

]]> By: jimgroom http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-301 jimgroom Sun, 23 Jul 2006 02:04:30 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-301 Good to know Adam, on the top of my things to do list this week will be to call up Bluehost again and see if they have any more info about this. The University of Mary Washington has been using Bluehost for many of its academic technology tools, and Drupal and Typo3 will be playing an ever large role in this regard, so i hope they have an idea of what is behind these 500 internal server errors. i'll keep you posted. Thanks for the ping. Good to know Adam, on the top of my things to do list this week will be to call up Bluehost again and see if they have any more info about this. The University of Mary Washington has been using Bluehost for many of its academic technology tools, and Drupal and Typo3 will be playing an ever large role in this regard, so i hope they have an idea of what is behind these 500 internal server errors. i’ll keep you posted.

Thanks for the ping.

]]> By: Adam http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-300 Adam Sat, 22 Jul 2006 22:17:12 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-300 We had the same problems at work, the problem is typo3 (or php? I'm just the designer) has a file size limit, so whenever you try upload something thats too big jpg, swf or something you get the 500 error. Actually i think it might have been an apache limit. sory if im a bit vague. I am quite interested in this cos I was thinking of joining bluehost or dreamhost to do some personal typo3 work. later We had the same problems at work, the problem is typo3 (or php? I’m just the designer) has a file size limit, so whenever you try upload something thats too big jpg, swf or something you get the 500 error.

Actually i think it might have been an apache limit. sory if im a bit vague. I am quite interested in this cos I was thinking of joining bluehost or dreamhost to do some personal typo3 work.

later

]]> By: at bavatuesdays http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-259 at bavatuesdays Mon, 17 Jul 2006 16:32:00 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-259 [...] A Bit Blue with Bluehost [...] [...] A Bit Blue with Bluehost [...]
]]> By: Gardner http://bavatuesdays.com/a-bit-blue-with-blue-host/#comment-244 Gardner Thu, 13 Jul 2006 02:40:35 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=114#comment-244 Yes, I do, and I'm sorry I haven't seen this blog before now. Let's talk about some strategies to get better answers from Bluehost, both in the sense of more certain and complete and in the sense of more of what we'd like to see. Yes, I do, and I’m sorry I haven’t seen this blog before now. Let’s talk about some strategies to get better answers from Bluehost, both in the sense of more certain and complete and in the sense of more of what we’d like to see.
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