Uploading a server

Cliff_D · 20th May 2003, 23:04

Is it possible to upload a server to some sort of website? (for free, of course ^^; ) I only ask this because it seems to be causing major lag on my computer, and It would be cool to be able to leave the station up 24/7. I can handle leaving the music on, but sometimes when I'm using other online systems (Ex: Xbox, Ps2 ...) I have to take down the server to decrease lag. So if you have a solution to my lag problem, or know how its possible to load server to a website, please post.

Thanks,
Cliff.

Jay · 20th May 2003, 23:14

no, you need a shell account to remotely start the server and most website hosts do not offer such a service for good reason.

www.radiotoolbox.com/hosts/ for some existing third party host providers.

Jay

Cliff_D · 20th May 2003, 23:30

Oh well. >) I'll just have to live with it. Thanks for replying, though.

tlckat · 21st May 2003, 10:58

hi hun, i am not sure what kind of system your running, but what might help would be to get more ram for your computer.. granted u have a fiarly fast processor and decent hd. hope this help you hun

20th May 2003, 23:04	#1
Cliff_D Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 14	Uploading a server Is it possible to upload a server to some sort of website? (for free, of course ^^; ) I only ask this because it seems to be causing major lag on my computer, and It would be cool to be able to leave the station up 24/7. I can handle leaving the music on, but sometimes when I'm using other online systems (Ex: Xbox, Ps2 ...) I have to take down the server to decrease lag. So if you have a solution to my lag problem, or know how its possible to load server to a website, please post. Thanks, Cliff.

20th May 2003, 23:14	#2
Jay Moderator Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: Next Door Posts: 8,942	no, you need a shell account to remotely start the server and most website hosts do not offer such a service for good reason. www.radiotoolbox.com/hosts/ for some existing third party host providers. Jay -Jay \| Radio Toolbox.com

20th May 2003, 23:30	#3
Cliff_D Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 14	Heh Oh well. >) I'll just have to live with it. Thanks for replying, though.

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21st May 2003, 10:58	#4
tlckat Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 2	hi hun, i am not sure what kind of system your running, but what might help would be to get more ram for your computer.. granted u have a fiarly fast processor and decent hd. hope this help you hun