PHP5 Hosting

LazyManc · 24 Jun 2006 at 15:51

Any suggestions? Priorities are Cheapish / Good CS / hard disk space / bandwidth in that order.

PS. yes I have looked at oc host review but its not easy to spot the php5 hosts.

SpicyDuck · 24 Jun 2006 at 20:03

www.vidahost.com

They have PHP5 on their new servers. Amazing quality, excellent customer service, plenty of HDD space and plenty of bandwidth.

No more need to look anywhere. If their packages don't suit you, then simply contact them and they will customise one to suit your needs!

Good luck!

Adz · 24 Jun 2006 at 20:14

I believe TSO have a dedicated PHP5 server now too

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Adz · 24 Jun 2006 at 20:22

In the interests of fairness, Register1 might do it for you too if you email them

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Xez · 25 Jun 2006 at 01:42

Yep tsohost and Getpro have PHP5 i believe

LazyManc · 25 Jun 2006 at 03:07

I've asked register1 as I have my nameservers with them but they said they're waiting for it to become a mainstream product.

robmiller · 25 Jun 2006 at 07:55

What possible reason is there not to upgrade anymore

Edit: Dreamhost let you choose PHP4 or PHP5 on a per-domain basis, btw.

Richard Slater · 25 Jun 2006 at 08:29

Adz said:
I believe TSO have a dedicated PHP5 server now too .

Indeed

Moredhel · 25 Jun 2006 at 10:31

LazyManc said:
I've asked register1 as I have my nameservers with them but they said they're waiting for it to become a mainstream product.

They do realise it's been out over 2 years now yes?

robmiller · 25 Jun 2006 at 10:33

Moredhel said:
They do realise it's been out over 2 years now yes?

As well as the fact that (AFAIK) it no longer has any major applications that break on it, as phpBB did for a while (due to it being written by semi-trained monkeys).

Beansprout · 25 Jun 2006 at 12:52

Not to mention the fact that you can run both side-by-side, with .php5 for PHP5 apps...and it's also possible to whip up a tiny .htaccess file to throw PHP5 onto any other extension you might like