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[Richard Morris <webmaster@pfaf.org>]

John Howe wrote:
> My services go though johncompanies.com in San Diego. I used to have a
> co-located server in Seattle, however, I found it easier to outsource
> hardware management. Johncompanies.com provides the following: triple
> homed networking, hardware management, and daily backups. I get 40g/month
> network throughput ( with ability to scale ) and  I am happy with the
> service there, ( don't have to deal with failing hardware issues anymore,
> no pager calls) and host several domains.
Folks might like to know that the pfaf website has aproximatly
10 GB/month bandwidth. So its likely pcpdb-hg it would eat a big chunk 
of the bandwidth.

I still think ibiblio is probably the best place for hosting as its
good to be associated with the ibiblio name.

A dedicated server is interesting, but do we want to get involved
in maintaining apache, keeping a mySQL server running, constantly 
applying bug fixes and fixing security holes?

        Rich
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