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Document Management, Document sharing and Document Publishing in Docuter

James — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 02:34:30 +0000

Server hard.w specs for a small file sharing web-site?

James — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 10:33:25 +0000

I’m planning to set up a personal server at home, and would like it to run a small file sharing web-site for a closed community of approximately 200~300 members.
I’ve only worked with rented web-hosting before, so I’m pretty clueless of what kind of hardware specs the machine would require. I’ll be sticking to Linux as the main operating system.

A method for serverless resource sharing?

James — Sat, 21 May 2011 16:40:05 +0000

Hi. I have this strange idea and I want to know if it’s something. It’s supposed to be a solution for hosting files/sites or running web services without a server (so that you don’t have to use a costly server or have to keep your pc turned on all the time – the server is actually a bunch of powered on computers in a group). This can be useful if you want to host something that doesn’t consume a lot of resources, e.g. a personal site as otherwise you have to pay for a lot of unnecessary space which you’re not going to need and costs too much. Here it is:

Basically the solution is a system which sorts the users into groups of around 15 – 30. The group’s resources can be something like a virtual server or a bunch of files. Every user in the group gets a copy of the resources and whenever they get updated. every user gets the update as soon as their computer is turned on. That way when someone wants to access a certain resource only 1 of those 15 – 30 computers has to be turned on and that way the resources are practically always available and the users can host what they need to without having to keep their computer on all the time. Now this of course is made for hosting small stuff like a website and not ram & cpu consuming programs as every user has to be able to host the remaining users’ resources.

Is there a technology that does this and if not how stupid is my idea? This is not quite the same as p2p or cloud hosting. I found this program called Orisis (osiris.kodeware.net) but it doesn’t give you the full freedom that you have on a server and it’s really unpopular.

I want to build a server, File Sharing, Web Hosting with MySQL and the whole works, and Email Hosting.?

James — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 04:33:23 +0000

I have a Old Laptop. It is great for a server. I’m going to add on a Hard drive(external) to make it hold a lot more.
I don’t know what is the best for me. Can I leave the OS Windows Xp Home as it is, or should I upgrade to a Linux Server OS? What should I upgrade it to? Also, I want to be able to host a website. I want it to have the whole works. PHP, MySQL, Java etc etc. Do I Google it and just install it? I want everything to not cost anything. I know MySQL is free, and some other stuff; but how do I get domains like Yourname.com or whateveryouwanthere.org? Is there a Tutorial on this? A video will work too. I’m a visual learner, so reading text can be a challenge for me. LOL
Appreciate the help.

Thanks,
Billy
How do Website Hosting companys sell Domain Names. I want to sell domain names. I don’t want a domain name for 1 website. i wanna create a little Website Hosting company. So, how does maxcompute.com sell domain names?
Do they host domain names? I know what I want to say, but I can word it right.
But, does anyone know what I’m trying to say? How do I sell domain names? Do I purchase 1000 from maxcompute.com? And sell them as people buy them?
See what im trying to say?