[pmwiki-users] Best/ANY hosting for reseller w/wiki farm?

[Dr Fred C]

I've got several wikis and a couple farms at several domains at 
Ipowerweb.com.  Seems like a decent service without a lot of 
restrictions, some decent free and easy addons, lots of space and high 
traffic allowances, never seems to overload, only one or two system 
'crashes' in a several years of service.  Accounts for businesses run 
around $7/month prepaid for a couple years. 

Tegan Dowling wrote:
>
>
> On Dec 13, 2007 9:40 AM, Tegan Dowling <tmdowling at gmail.com 
> <mailto:tmdowling at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hey:
>
>     I'd like to have the advantage of a farm installation, so all my wikis
>     could use the same basic installation of the PmWiki engine, but I'd
>     also like to have my sites hosted in a reseller account, so that my
>     clients can self-administer their email, and possibly other optional
>     add-ons that hosts often provide.  Ideally, the host would provide
>     some of the extra tools that some provide to reseller accounts, that
>     allow resellers to track client services and invoice for hosting
>     renewals and other services.
>
>     Is this even possible?  Anyone have such a set up?
>
>
> Thanks to Pico for his reply, recommending DreamHost. 
>
> I would like to be able to look at more than one option for this, 
> though, if at all possible, so:
>
> 1) any other host suggestions?
>
> 2) How should I describe the farm-hosting requirements of what I'm 
> after when inquiring in forums or customer service -- do I need 
> root-level access?  I mean, I think I know that even some reseller 
> hosts have their systems configured so that I can *not* do the 
> farm-hosting setup, because I can't configure all the separate domains 
> to use the same pmwiki installation.  But I don't know the technical 
> terminology for this -- will something like "install some php scripts 
> in one place that can be used by all the domains on my account" cover 
> it, and is that the same as saying I need root-level access, or SSH 
> access, or both, or something else?
>
> Ploddingly yours,
>
> Tegan
>
>
>
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