what we support |
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server-side includes (*.shtml)
can insert the contents of one file into a page when loaded, allowing many pages to insert a common copyright notice, etc. A shtml file can also execute a cgi and insert the output. Many more functions exist, see the official documentation here for detailed instructions.
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apache's mod_rewrite
very powerful regular-expression based url rewriting and redirection, used in .htaccess. Official documentation is here.
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password protected directories
restrict access of subdirectories with a username and password, used in .htaccess
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cron jobs
run a command or script at a certain time on certain days, highly configurable
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perl interpreter
latest version, used to run popular cgi scripts
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ftp resume
our ftp server supports resuming aborted uploads and downloads, if your client can do it
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what we don't support |
Frontpage sub-webs
Sub-webs are rarely useful, and are difficult to configure. They also can mess up your web site if not used properly. Instead of creating a sub-web, just create a normal subdirectory.
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Windows NT
Including ASP, Access databases, ODBC, Microsoft SQL
We do not support Windows NT on the server side in any way. |