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if u using mysql, don't go with dreamhost.. my average page load time is 10-20sec.
i've been communicating with tech support..but it's been a pain in the axx..

dreamhost with good feature(multiple sites, and stuff like that) but the speed is .... very BAD when u connect to mysql :(

When I joined them 9 months ago, Site5 used to have a reputation for being one of the most customer centric, responsive hosting companies. They have been steadily losing that reputation.

I still think they offer great value for money, but there is a limit to what one can put up with- see the latest site5 issues here and think twice before hosting your drupal sites or any sites on them:
http://drupal.org/node/73937

I am Freelancer and i have enourmous linux space which i want to give for drupal hosting. If any body wants, please contact me.

Hi all

This is actually an extension on an earlier posting of mine (http://drupal.org/node/33564) to which I got only VERY little response.

So, I guess I need to rephrase or ask the same question in a more market related way. So here goes .... :-)

We need to host our own international VPN with CMS which we are aiming to base on Drupal. Since I have been following the hosting issue for a long time now, I see that many people are crying for decent Drupal SPs, but are cringing at the cost thereof.

So, NOW is your chance to assist me in doing a decent marketing exercise to establish a good Drupal SP/host.

The question you need to answer is below, but first read through the following, do some maths (aaghh!!) and answer the simple question.

We will offer:
- Option A -
1. Unix based server
2. VPS (OK, for the not so technical - Virtual Private Server) which will allow you:
* root access to your own server
* A choice of PHP 4 or 5
* A choice of mySQL or postgreSQL database server
* Apache 1.3 or 2.x with access to your own config and .htaccess files allowing you multiple domain hosting
* FTP account
* phpMyAdmin
* ability to change php.ini variables
* Fantastico Installer for Drupal (UP TO DATE)
* multiple ssh shell access
* the ability to install your own pre-selected applications
3. 3+ gigs of space
4. unlimited, unshaped bandwidth

I just got an e-mail from my host (http://www.elitehosts.com) complaining that my Drupal site is loading their servers too much. It read as follows:

is there anyway using multiple databases for 1 host? thanks