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Patuba Lost but trying Posts: 13 Reg: Apr 14, 2013 Lincoln 5,330	confirm \| cancel 05/19/13 11:08 AM (12 years ago) Self Hosted Requirement I am looking into different web-site hosting services and I'm curious as what is required for Self Hosted? I have looked at the Self Hosting page and cannot determine what is all needed. I am looking at pair.com for the hosting. Will that work? Title Comments I am looking into different web-site hosting services and I'm curious as what is required for Self Hosted? I have looked at the Self Hosting page and cannot determine what is all needed. I am looking at pair.com for the hosting. Will that work?

WolfTimJ buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 810 Reg: Feb 20, 2011 Rockwall, TX 17,400	05/19/13 12:23 PM (12 years ago) Be sure it is a LAMP hosting account you are buying, not Windows. LAMP stands for LINUX - APACHE - MySQL - PHP. There are a bunch of people on here with successful installs on many different hosting providers. Some are easier to install on than others. I use HostGator as do many others here, moved to it from GoDaddy and have have had zero issues. Don't know anything about pair.com. Good luck Tim Comments Be sure it is a LAMP hosting account you are buying, not Windows. LAMP stands for LINUX - APACHE - MySQL - PHP. There are a bunch of people on here with successful installs on many different hosting providers. Some are easier to install on than others. I use HostGator as do many others here, moved to it from GoDaddy and have have had zero issues. Don't know anything about pair.com. Good luck Tim

Antonios Apple Fan Posts: 381 Reg: Feb 12, 2013 Korinthos, Gree... 4,610	05/19/13 03:44 PM (12 years ago) hostgator Comments hostgator

chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	05/19/13 07:55 PM (12 years ago) I agree - hostgator is the way to go when you're starting out. Their $4/month plan will work great and offers you a lot of flexibility. You can add SSL later on if you need it, and it supports push notification (if you ask them to open the ports). Comments I agree - hostgator is the way to go when you're starting out. Their $4/month plan will work great and offers you a lot of flexibility. You can add SSL later on if you need it, and it supports push notification (if you ask them to open the ports).

recoore I hate code! Posts: 73 Reg: Mar 01, 2013 Kingston 4,880	05/21/13 12:43 AM (12 years ago) Hi Chris I self host and i have my own VPS server, I have been trying to get push notification to work but no luck... I followed the PDF instruction to the "Letter but each time i say on my to accept notification on the simulator (android) or my devise it crashes, What are the ports that needs to be open on my linus VPS server? I use WHM manager Comments Hi Chris I self host and i have my own VPS server, I have been trying to get push notification to work but no luck... I followed the PDF instruction to the "Letter but each time i say on my to accept notification on the simulator (android) or my devise it crashes, What are the ports that needs to be open on my linus VPS server? I use WHM manager

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