Reseller Web Hosting

I am looking to a new affordable web hosting reseller company - having too many issues with our current one that goes unanswered. From the reviews I have read, it appears that the top companies are InMotion, DreamHost, HostGator, and BlueHost - does anyone have input on these or is there something better/cost effective?
Thank you.
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It is not enough to install Tomcat. You must let Tomcat know which web applications are available. To do this, start Tomcat and go to the default page. There you should be able to log in as administrator or manager.
I'm not sure, but this could be the cause of your error. When I got the message "resource is not available", it always had to do something with the wrong definition or forgotten definition of the web application or a servlet forgotten in a web.xml file.

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Reselling someone else's "solution" where outbound mail is allowed freely. No thanks, it will ALWAYS be a problem.
Why not invest in a few of your own VPS's or a Colo space, and resell web hosting and mail relay on that. Then you control it, and can shut it off when (not if) it becomes a problem. Or better yet, make each customer relay though a dedicated Google Apps, Office 365, or even a plain gmail account, so when it gets rate-limited, or cut-off, it's their problem to remedy and not your own.

We have been a reseller with LunarPages webhosting for many years and as I have read many complaints, people have said the support has really fell down. We continually have problems with getting blacklisted because of their shared servers as well as tons of spam mail. I understand this is a problem all over but in anyone's experience - is there something better to use as a reseller where we will not continually have these issues? Thank you.
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Web hosts recommendations please!

I am looking at the hosts I use and I am wondering if there is a better service available out there.
I currently use Fasthosts who I have to say are absolutely faultless in their service, especially tech support. I can have as many websites under my reseller account as I want... 100's if I choose, but, I can only have 5 databases! If I want to add another database, it going to cost £25 + VAT.
I'd like recommendations of service providers where I can be a reseller, they have excellent tech support, unlimited web sites AND databases.
TIA.
Mat

Yes to all your questions. It has multiple sub-doamins and unlimited databases. I suggest contact them by phone oe email. everything is on their website and they operate 24/7 from Scotland so accent might be a problem but try them. Goos thing is UK laws apply so you are protected. you can start with the "Starter Pack" for £20 per year and you can switch after 3 months to pro and you get full credit for 9 months of unused subscription (about £15).
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Off Topic - Web Hosting for Resellers

I am have been a reseller for Media3.com for over 6 years
now. They have
been pretty decent until recently. My pet peeves are huge
amounts of SPAM
that come through to all of my accounts (Media3's SPAM
solution is
non-existant and they want me to use Postini.com to help wipe
out SPAM which
completely eliminates any profit I make from my accounts),
backed up mail
servers that take a long time to deliver mail and error
messages about mail
not being delivered due to a time-out from the server.
I am desperate to solve some of these issues. Can I get some
recommendations
on good web host providers that have decent plans for
resellers? Thanks
much.
Traci McMahan
[email protected]

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>I am have been a reseller for Media3.com for over 6 years
now. They have
>been pretty decent until recently. My pet peeves are huge
amounts of SPAM
>that come through to all of my accounts (Media3's SPAM
solution is
>non-existant and they want me to use Postini.com to help
wipe out SPAM
>which completely eliminates any profit I make from my
accounts), backed up
>mail servers that take a long time to deliver mail and
error messages about
>mail not being delivered due to a time-out from the
server.
>
> I am desperate to solve some of these issues. Can I get
some
> recommendations on good web host providers that have
decent plans for
> resellers? Thanks much.
>
> Traci McMahan
> [email protected]
>

Web hosting on home computer not responding (sometimes)

Using iWeb I published my personal website to my home computer, an iMac with i3 processor. Sometimes it works fine, but other times the website fails to open' because the server where this page is located isn’t responding,' I figure this is probably because the computer is sleeping at the time, even though I set the Energy Saver in Preferences to 'Wake for Network Access'. Is this an inherent problem with web hosting on a personal computer, or a fixable problem? Hosting on one's own computer seems like a great idea, no size limits, no ads on 'free' hosting sites, but this is a drag.

You're using "client think" and not "server think".
Servers do not sleep.
Technically, various servers can and do power down some system components, but web-facing servers are almost never configured to go into a low-power sleep state.
Most servers aren't usually receiving nor expecting a WoL packet from remote (off-LAN) clients, nor should there be a way for a remote client to explicitly send a WoL to a server that's configured for WoL.
Yes, you can see server farms using WoL within the farm, but that's typically in response to an increase in server load and the actions of internal server and network processing. If the load is spiking, toss a few WoL packets and spool up another server or two. And you can and usually do see solutions akin to the Xserve Lights-Out Management (LOM) board or an HP iLO management processor, and where the server is shut down, but the management processor remains awake and active.
And I would disagree with the degree of certainty expressed by etresoft here. There can be reasons to run local servers. Yes, that's not typical, and yes, there can be good deals with hosted services, and yes, the connections can be bandwidth-limited. But there can be reasons for some individuals and organizations to host locally.

A Web Hosting Diary...guide/?'s/Help!

I'm moving this thread here, because it wasn't getting any attention. I had it buried in some obscure tutorial comment section--a niche void of the netherworld. Anyway, I copied it all over because I was tired of listening to myself. My hope is to help those, like me, who are total n00bs to websites and web hosting. Be sure to read thru the post first or you'll make the same mistakes I did! :-). It can be discouraging. Also, I hope to get help from others who have forged ahead, and who can shed some light on questions I have as they develop. Thanks in advance.
3/21/2010 - Swallowed the red pill...entering the rabbit hole...Mad-Hatter driving me nuts!
How do I make the website I created from a tutorial with DW4 (trial version) available to others on the web? I want to host it myself...on my own computer...the same one I'm using now.
My setup: Windows XP Pro, xampp, and DW4. I have an AT&T DSL modem that acts as a router (i can configure it to forward ports, etc.). Also, I have a registered host name with dyndns (example: myhost.dyndns.org). Moreover, I have an update client from dyndns that supposedly updates my IP address if/when my ISP changes it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but as I understand it an end user types in my dyndns host address into their browser's address bar. Dyndns redirects them to my external IP, which I'm assuming is my router's IP. Then, my router forwards the request to my pc, which is a different IP, right? So, if I setup a virtual host on my pc that redirects any request coming from my dyndns host to a specific vhost folder, why would I need a static IP address? I set one up anyway, because just about every post I read on the subject of hosting your own website said to do so.
I've installed Xampp and both the Apache and MySQL apps are running. I've also started the FileZilla app. I have forwarded the TCP ports on my router (21, 80, 8080, 3306). I have a registered host name at DynDNS.com, and their Open Port Tool indicates that my external IP is open and accepting connections. I have completed all three parts of the "Building your first dynamic website..." This created a "Feedback" website that I am trying to "put" on the web (just to learn how to do it). I edited the httpd and httpd-vhosts files to setup virtual host containers for my localhost and DynDNS host (using NameVirtualHost = *:80 consistent with my containers, and yes I added the permissions directive to the httpd-vhosts file). I did this because, from what I gathered on several forum posts, I needed a virtual container to redirect requests coming from my DynDNS host to the proper website. My "feedback" website functions just fine locally.
In an attempt to "put" my website on the web where others can see it, I setup a virtual host folder called E:/vhosts/Feedback. The directoryroot in httpd-vhosts points to this location. In the DW4 "Manage Sites..." dialogue box for remote info I selected local/network, localhost, and targeted the E:/vhosts/Feedback folder. This seemed to work as the site was "uploaded" to that folder (I could see them in windows explorer). However, I still could not visit the site from the web. Next, I tried several different remote info configurations. The only one I felt came even close to working was when I ran the FileZilla app and used FTP (to configure the remote info in "Manage Sites..."). With the FileZilla admin window open I could actually see myself logging in, but it could not find the E:/vhosts/Feedback folders. The error said that the file did not exist or there was a permission problem. Well, the files do exist (I can see them in windows explorer); and I thought that entering the following directive in my httpd-vhost file would avoid any permissions issues:
<Directory E:/vhosts>
Order Deny,Allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
So, I finally broke down and bought custom DNS services from dyndns.com for $30/yr. This allowed me to register a domain name in addition to the free hosting service I had already signed up for. I was expecting an email with the FTP info for the remote info dialogue window in DW4, as mentioned in some posts. I did NOT receive any such an email. Now, I feel like I just wasted 30 bucks.
I have spent 2-3 hours a night for that past few days trying to figure out how to "put" my Feedback website on the web either from my own computer or a hosting service. I knew nothing about websites prior to downloading the DW4 trial version roughly 6 days ago. I would not have been able to tell you the difference between a static and dynamic site. I've learned a lot since then thanks to these tutorials and moderator feedback, but only enough to realize how much more is out there. I've only scratched the surface so to speak. However, I've been running in circles lately and I just don't understand what's going on. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I find it simply astounding that these tutorials would go so far as to instruct me on how to download, install, and setup xampp, create a database in myPHPadmin, setup local and test servers in DW4; and yet, somehow neglect to instruct me on how to configure these apps to make the site available from the web. I mean, what is the point of creating a WEBsite if I can't put it on the WEB?!
3/22/2010 - Horse bucked me off into the mud...time for a new horse!
Good news: I got a refund from DynDNS. They only offer domain name and host name services--not website hosting! I had misunderstood them to be a web hosting service. Also, I think I know what the problem was. The static IP I set from my router was still "private." I needed to have set it to a public, external, static IP, right? Anyway, I've given up on the whole self-hosting thing. Gonna try GoDaddy.
3/23/2010 - Remember that story about the frog who could only jump 1/2 the distance to the end of the dock? I know EXACTLY what that feels like...
Now, I have some kind of database problem. I was successful in uploading my feedback website to GoDaddy. However, when I viewed my page there were some "localhost" SQL database errors that I'm assuming were generated because the database I was referencing in my site is actually located on my machine. So, I created a similar database on GoDaddy's PHP server, but when I go to update the location of my database in DW4 (double-clicking the db in the databases panel) it times out looking for the server, and crashes DW4 every single time. A window pops up that says "File Activity - localhost" and it just sits there until I close it. Then, DW4 crashes (I click the End Now button).
What do I have to do to get DW4 to use the databases I created on my host's PHP server?
3/24/2010 - Eureka! I'm going streaking! C'mon everyone!
It works! I can't believe it actually works! It's sooooo beautiful when it works!
It was the Test Server configuration! The name is what misled me. I figured the Test Server was for testing purposes only--a local place to check the functionality of my site before uploading it. But, no! It actually determines which Application Server is acting on my website. That's why DW4 kept crashing. I was attempting to establish a database (MySQL) connection to my Host's Application Server with my Test Server configured for localhost! I had a hunch this was the case, but I wasn't sure where the Application Server was located--whether on my Host's web server or on their Application (PHP) server. I was trying to put the SQL connection info in the Test Server configuration box. Recalling a diagram from a tutorial it dawned on me that they're both in the same place! Once I set my Test Server to the same location as my web server (remote info)...voila! The only difference being the pathname: "/" for the test server, and "/feedback" for the remote info. I could then edit my database connection without crashing. I noticed I had to export my database from my local App Server (myPHPadmin), and import it to my Host's App Server (also myPHPadmin) in order for the website to function properly.
So, this experience has raised some new questions:
1. Why aren't there profiles within the site manager that would allow me to select whether I want to test locally or remotely? As it is, I have to go in and manually change the test server to my machine's local App Server each time I want to test locally, and then change it back to my Host's App Server when I want to upload my site. Moreover, I have to edit the database (MySQL) connection to point to a local database stored on my app server to test locally, and change it back to test remotely; which means I have to export the database from my Host's App Server, and import it to my local App Server!
2. If I had more than one test server, presuming I diversified my Hosts to have a backup site ready to go in the unlikely event GoDaddy's Scotsdale AZ datacenter got nuked, how would the website I was working on locally in DW4 know which site to use (from my Site Manager...)? In other words, if I have two test servers in my DW4 Site Manager, how does the website I'm working on know which test server to use? It seems to me that in order to establish a MySQL connection in the database panel, I need to have the correct Test Server configured. But, if there's two how does it know which one to use? The reason I ask is because when I click the [+] button in the database panel it only asks for a SQL server. There is no option to select a site. If the SQL database connection depends on the Test Server, how would it know which one of my two test servers is acting on the database?
2.a. Why doesn't DW4 call the "Test Server" what it really is--an Application Server?! Had this distinction been evident in the "Category" column of the DW4 Site Manager, it would have saved me a 6-day trip to a new dimension of pissed off!
3. What happens to my website when I try to edit the files located on my remote site? I noticed when I attempt to load them (by double-clicking the file in my remote file panel) that a window pops up asking me if I really want to open a "dependent" file. Does this mean my site will not function properly when I'm editing the remote file? Or, does DW4 download a copy of it?

Hi
I am not suprised no one answered your questions, there are simply to many of them. Can I suggest you read the faq on 'how to get help quickly at - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/470404.
Especially the section Don't which says -
DON'T
Don't post a series of questions in a single post. Splitting them into separate threads increases your chances of a quick answer.
PZ
www.pziecina.com

How do I link my Creative Cloud account with Business Catalyst Web Hosting service?

Hello,
I'm having difficulty understanding how to access the Business Catalyst service. I have attempted to log in directly to businesscatalyst.com/admin but continue to receive an error login message stating that my username and password are not recognized. I was not able to create a new business catalyst website via Dreamweaver either, despite having successfully logged into my Adobe Cloud account.
The only way I was able to set-up a website for use with Business Catalyst was by logging in via http://www.adobe.com/products/business-catalyst.html, and pressing the "try now" button, which allowed me to create a demo site. This also allowed me to log into BC, but when I attempted to upgrade the site from a trial to the webbasic service, I am asked for a payment method.
I understand that the creative cloud service includes basic web hosting for up to 5 sites and should work seamlessly with DW or Muse, or using the InContext editing options provided via browser, but I am unable to truly access any of this content. Am I doing something wrong here?
Thank you

Please approach our support and supply them with your Adobe ID and the site URL you want to take live and they will do this for you in couple of minutes.
Cheers,
-m

What to look for in a web hosting company for Flex applications

Hello,
I am trying to figure out what I need to look for in a web
hosting company if I want to deploy my own Flex applications? I
don't anticipate having any special requirements other than the
ability to interact with databases and XML files. Can someone help
me figure out what the server-side requirements are?
Thanks in advance!
Matt

then almost 99.9% hosting will work.
if you want a Flexx app with compiler then oo thats different
but as you say "I don't anticipate having any special requirements
other than the ability to interact with databases and XML files"
then you can go with pretty much any hosting, as long as they have
apache, Database serve and I think thats it.

Can I use iCloud as a web host

I have no knowledge of iCloud. I have never wanted to have all of my information "out there". So my question is two fold; can I use iCloud as a web host for a webpage I design in iWeb. I'd like to advertise my condo for rental. The second part of my question is; can I only store that portion of information on iCloud, or do I need to share all of my computer info?
Thank you.

No.
iCloud isn't like our old iDisk. It's more about connecting muliple devices to the same shared data.

HELP! First time connecting to web host. How do I download my site files!!

Okay! My site is on my web host! I am a little lost since my web host gave me not totally clear directions on how to do this. I had sent him some of my pages including my home page he connected to their web server along with a dating software that was connected to the pages I sent. This is what he wrote after the comments in bold and so I am little lost.
Putting this here to show what I can access. >> Here is how you can access your control panel of the dating software: with my sign in and password info given
Putting this here to show what I can access. >> Here is how to access your control of the site itself on my web hosting server: with my sign in and password info given
IMPORTANT!!!!!
Be sure to download the entire site into your Dreamweaver and place a backup copy of it on an external hard drive or someplace else secure.
That's where I am lost, how do I download to DW? I previously loaded locally since I was working on my site on my lap top, so I know I have change those setting in DW. I can look thru my DW book. It's the download part I am a little confused about.
Thanks for responses to help me!

Remote view, local view shows the files on your computer (thus the name local).
Just a tip, you can expand the files panel to full page by clicking on the expand icon on the far right hand side, (click on this again in expanded window to return to the main DW program).
PZ

Looking for new web hosting

I'm currently hosting my site through GoDaddy. Plain and simple, I am looking to switch from them because of the way they choose to advertise their product. I'm looking for a new web hosting company to host my site and need some help finding a good one.
As for price, I'm looking for something in the same price range as GoDaddy. After a little research, these are the few that I've found:
iPage
BlueHost
InMotion Hosting
I'm pretty confident in my ability to choose a good one, but I just want to be sure there's nothing I'm missing about web hosting that would make it smart for me to avoid any of the above. Just a few notes about what I'm working with:
My site was made in DreamWeaver. The entire site is 17 html pages. It just contains mostly text, some spry and some embedded video, so not a lot needed for data usage.
If there is any other information needed for you to help me, let me know. Thanks!
-Mark

If I were you I would go check out reviews on webhostingtalk.com . Very reliable forum for reviews and sometimes hosts like those post specials over there so you don't start off paying full price.

Business catalyst and adobe web hosting in Japan

Hi ! I am new to here and confused about differences for business catalyst in Japan and United States.
I have been learning how to develop web page using Muse, Dream Weaver, HTML, etc..for trial creative cloud before I buy.
I live in Japan and I am wondering if there is much deferences between business catalyst for U.S. and Japan ( I guess Japanese version named Adobe Web Hosting)
Using Adobe Web Hosting in Japan, It is so limited that I can do in online web application menu and system is not so complicated as U.S. business catalyst.
because I am still in trial version or Is it limited like it in Japan.
What I want to do with business catalyst is just create web page and put some product in for e-commerce and start little shop however there are no menu for e-commerce or even SEO things, etc...
I may be still logging in U.S. business catalyst so I can use full servieces. but...
if anyone know Please tell me.
thank you.

There is only one universal Business Catalyst.
What I think is happening here is that the site you have created is under a plan that does not include eCommerce- so what you need to do is:
Either create a new one under Web Commerce
or
Upgrade the existing one to a paid Web Commerce plan
or
Ask Support to upgrade your trial site to Web Commerce.
Here is a link with some info on the hosting plans:
Yearly Pricing | Adobe Business Catalyst

Need details on how to move existing website to Dreamweaver CS6 and to Business Catalyst web hosting

Hi All,
     I need assistance with transferring an existing website - imagessays.com - (designed with Dreamweaver CS4) to my Creative Cloud CS6 account - and to web hosting by CS6 Business Catalyst.
   … step-by-step instructions would be most useful. I've got the Dreamweaver CS6 onDemand book, etc., ... I guess I’m just not enough of a geek to work my way through the steps and to get my site back moving ahead online.
    Beyond that, need advice as to how to repair a couple of non-funcitonal links on the site (check out imagessays.com to see a couple of pics that don't work). I'm looking forward to uploading more content and to do major upgrade to the site, but am unable to do so ... need technical support re how to do these simple (should be) things.
    Since setting up the website over 5 years ago, I have migrated from Dreamweaver CS3 to CS4 .... and now to CS6 ... and from a Dell XPS 450 running Windows XP to a Mac Pro desktop running Mac OS X.
These changes of version / machine / OS have separated me from the ability to do the one simple thing that I need to do with this straightforward website, that is: upload new pitchers and writins .
I look forward to assistance and support for this.
Thanks,
Jim

Hi Jim,
These videos might help:
Dreamweaver
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/introducing-business-catalyst/getting-started-with-business-cata lyst-and-dreamweaver-cs6-what-is-business-catalyst
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/introducing-business-catalyst/getting-started-with-business-cata lyst-and-dreamweaver-cs6-creating-and-publishing-sites
I'd open a local copy of the site in Dreamweaver CS6 and use the steps described in the video
Also, we have Dreamweaver and Business Catalyst (host) specific forums too. They should be able to help with specifics if you get stuck.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/dreamweaver
http://forums.adobe.com/community/business_catalyst
Hope that helps,
-Dave

Can you help me choose a Web hosting service

Just call me a procrastinator but I know I have to find a web hosting service for my iweb created websites soon. Despite browsing all afternon I can't find any definitive recommendations. (perhaps it's not allowed in discussions but I really need specifics) I want it to be as easy (a la MM) as possible and do want to continue a blog (preferably with ability to RSS/comments). I also want unlimited space, bandwith, etc and of course am willing to pay but want to do the right thing as reasonably as possible - please can someone help me...soon

I personally use IX Webhosting for a couple of reasons:
Fast reliable personal tech support by phone, instant chat, & email
They allow unlimited domains "www.yoursite.com", unlimited email accounts, unlimited bandwidth
And, price they are very reasonable plans start @ $3.95 USD a month
http://jeffnitschke.com/IXWebHosting.html

How do I make an Applet read a file on my web host?

How do I make an Applet read a file on my web host?
I am wanting to put a file on my web host that has usernames and user details and other stuff on it...
I was wondering whether anyone knows how to make the Applet open a file on my webserver, check if the username exists, if not add to the file the username and details?
thanks

URL myURL = new URL(getDocumentBase(), filename);
InputStream myInputStream = myURL.openStream();
DataInputStream dis = new DataInputStream(myInputStream);
String oneLine = dis.readLine();
Use output stream for writing..
hope this works !!!

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