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- Apr 16, 2019
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Cheap is always cheap in everything. Go to good hosting always like siteground or hostgator.
Namecheap Hosting is Ridiculous
- Thread starter Rachmaninoff
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bangladejul
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- Feb 8, 2012
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I recently shifted my site to Siteground hosting. Everyone is saying good things about it and it is also WordPress recommended hosting.
Morris M Nichols
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- Feb 26, 2019
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Hi am not using shared hosting , i have my server but from some days my admin panel is also working slow.. I tried on my other sites and the issue is same with them too.
Thank you for the information. I thought godaddy is a reputed one.
Lyra_Hosting
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- Oct 2, 2019
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Namecheap offers hosting... but is not good at all, just move away
NO-CLUE-SEO
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- Jul 31, 2016
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I got so pissed off with webhosts messing about and saying my websites needed upgrading I thought I won't bother using them. Fed up with lousy tech support, websites going down, poor speed performance.
What did I do, I host my websites myself.
I have a quad core PC, fast reliable internet connection, and I get a google pagespeed score of 100 for a php website.
What did I do, I host my websites myself.
I have a quad core PC, fast reliable internet connection, and I get a google pagespeed score of 100 for a php website.
NO-CLUE-SEO
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- Jul 31, 2016
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I read up on using Xampp for Windows. It's dead simple.
I use namecheap for domain purchasing, and they have a dynamic DNS client that keeps the domain name updated with the IP address as most home connections use dynamic ip addressing.
Just point the domain address to use the dynamic client.
I then use Xampp to host, and host several websites on a quad core PC.
It's so quick, no shared crap from other websites, no crappy tech support, no vps remote.
I seriously get a google page speed score of 96 to 100.
I'm not using WordPress at the moment as I write the php code instead.
If your fed up with crappy webhosts do it, you won't regret it.
Xampp has its own SQL, Apache and phpadmin interfaces, it's great.
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Afaik xampp is not really meant for production. Have you properly tested your server? If not, problems are waiting to happen anytime. It is dead simple to just use linux and install apache and mysql on it.
My two cents.
Edit: the whole point of replying to your comment is to make sure that others don't do what you did there. No, xampp and wamp are not production servers. Don't do what op did.
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NO-CLUE-SEO
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Afaik xampp is not really meant for production. Have you properly tested your server? If not, problems are waiting to happen anytime. It is dead simple to just use linux and install apache and mysql on it.
My two cents.
Edit: the whole point of replying to your comment is to make sure that others don't do what you did there. No, xampp and wamp are not production servers. Don't do what op did.
Will check thanks, I do regular backups and test the security. In the documents it does say it's now ok to use as a regular webserver for internet use. After 6 months no problems so far.