Re: How to migrate my localhost php site to my ISP - Was: willing to learn php basics

On Sat, Apr 17 at 17:02, Joe penned:

In order to achieve this, you need write access to that directory
tree above apache's docroot, with the ability to set permissions
correctly. From what you say, it does not seem that you have that
with your current ISP. You would seem to need to spend some money,
even before you are sure you will have the access you need.

There are a few different ways to deal with not exposing your password
to the world, but one thing I do want to note: in a hosted situation,
you should have a user home directory in addition to the directory for
your website. If you need a file to be inaccessible from the web, you
can just put it in your home directory. There's no need for root
level permissions.

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monique


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