_____/ On Wed 12 Oct 2005 08:32:04 BST, [Martin Geisler] wrote : \_____
Jason Bainbridge <jbainbridge@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
On 10/11/05, Roy Schestowitz <r@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Not my host *frown*. Consider yourself to be fortunate if you are
allowed SSH/Telnet access. The best I can ever do when wishing to
invoke commands is use tricks <
http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archives/2005/09/12/cpanel-terminal-hack/
Uhm may I suggest that you consider switching hosts? SSH is kind of
standard these days, I certainly won't consider a host unless they
provide SSH access, [...]
It's the same in Denmark where I come from: most cheap webhosts also
don't want to give you SSH access. :-( So for me it was a big luxus
when I got it for my site with a US host.
I know what you mean when you say "cheap webhosts", but then again,
most shared
hosting is rather cheap. The hosts otherwise get no customers (that gradually
expand) and therefore fail to survive. Try to compete with Hosting for a Buck,
for instance.
I often imagine that ownership (e.g. dedicated server) warrants SSH access. I
also imagine that the hosts don't want people to use their server as
computational hosts. I got told off for doing it in some local clusters at
daytime due to temptation.
If you have PHP you might find my PHP Shell script useful for simple
things: http://mgeisler.net/php-shell/. It's very simple, using just
the standard proc_open() command in PHP.
Thanks, Martin. I'll have a look.
Roy
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