[Chameleon] From a local demo, to a web server

[Bart van den Eijnden]

Hi,

you probably could have a look at:

http://gishosting.net/

Your assumption, "I don't think that if you simply own some space from an 
Internet provider
you can set up a web server", is right for Chameleon. At least you need to 
be able to run PHP (including modules), also you need to have rights on a 
temp directory etc.

Best regards,
Bart

On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 20:07:18 +0100, Gianluigi Nozza 
<gianluigi.nozza@tiscali.it> wrote:

> Hi listers
> I have a general question to submit to the list. I have set up a working
> sample application of mapserver and chameleon 1.1 in my local network, 
> (not
> internet).
> Everything is working and now I'm testing widgets functionalities. I was
> even able to add some widget to the sample itself (believe me, for a real
> newbie in html, php, mapserver, and chameleon is already a goal), but 
> I'am
> still the only one that can see maps.
> Since the last goal is to set up a real web map server, to access maps 
> from
> the Internet, where I have to go now....
> I need a proprietary or dedicated web server isn't it ? or there are 
> other
> solutions ?
> I don't think that if you simply own some space from an Internet provider
> you can set up a web server !!!, probably this is possible for the Itasca
> demo, or applications build with Gmfactory, but not a Chameleon 
> application,
> Is it true ?
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