Currently using blue-host and have views requiring Sql_big_selects to be turned on. Tech Support says they can not turn it on because it requires too much of their resources. The site I am working on does not have large volume, maybe 50 to 100 subscribers connecting per day but does handle large files, mostly pdfs, and text. My client and most of the subscribers will be in Midwestern USA. and the client is a small business so cost is defiantly an issue. Any suggestions for hosting?
One of the sites that I am working on is currently being hosted on Dreamhost PS. The site gets around 4000 to 8000 visitors every day and there is at least one traffic spike everyday. With every spike the site goes down or throws a lot of page not found errors (when the original PHP request gets killed because of server limitations). This happened even when we kept the memory allocation to the max 2300MB that it supported.
It would be great if somebody could recommend a good managed dedicated hosting service provider or a good high end VPS provider for this kind of traffic.
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Hallo,
hostes somebody their sites on siteground???
After I have purchesed private SSL for my site I can not install any drupal instance more.
I receive following error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare system_requirements() (previously declared in /home/sportclu/public_html/yacht&golf/modules/system/system.install:12) in /home/sportclu/public_html/yacht&golf/sites/all/modules/system/system.install on line 299
I installed my Drupal sites on a few hostings and I notice one thing about Drupal: it grows very heavy in a short period of time due to its Database tables like cashe_menu and cash_form. In a month time my relatively small site weighted about 100MB because these tables had got filled up with more than some 80MB stuff. Can I do something to keep the tables from getting filled without going to PHP-admin to truncate them once in a while? I hope my question is clear.