China DOS Union

At the request of all the moderators, I’ve now opened up homepage space for everyone. Please test it and then tell me the results, okay? At the moment, the stability of the space on my end has improved quite a lot, and the speed is fairly good too. Of course, the most important point is that this is all of your moderators’ home, and Zen will do his best to help everyone. You can rest assured; at the very least, you can treat this as your backup homepage space, hehe

mys: http://202.192.202.18/firststep
dd: http://202.192.202.18/dark-destroy
wengier: http://202.192.202.18/wengier
Rushi: http://202.192.202.18/rsds
Zen: http://202.192.202.18/zen
roy: http://202.192.202.18/roy

If you think these numbers are hard to remember, you can go to http://www.7u7.net and apply for an easy-to-remember second-level domain name. I’m currently applying for a top-level domain name; if I get it, everyone can use it together ：）

The homepage ftp address is as follows: 202.192.202.18
If you log in anonymously, you’ll enter my FTP, which contains a large amount of good software, hehe
If the moderators use your usernames and passwords, you can enter the root directory of your respective homepages. In the root directory there must be a file named index.html; this is the main document file, everyone please remember that!

If there’s anything else, leave me a message again

Teacher Zen, thank you. I just tried it, and I can get in.

Teacher Zen, does your space support ASP, CGI, and PHP??

The server OS is Windows Server 2003, so of course it supports ASP and ASP+, and I don’t think PHP is necessary!

Not bad... thanks...

Got it, thanks Teacher Zen

The main thing is that Sandy, the head administrator of the “China DOS Union,” needs PHP space so as to get rid of M$ constraints. Zen, let me ask, is it easy to make the server support PHP? I really don’t understand this stuff..

The following is quoted from Wengier's post at 2003-6-30 10:28:35:
The main thing is that Sandy, the head administrator of the “China DOS Union,” needs PHP space so as to get rid of M$ constraints. Zen, let me ask, is it easy to make the server support PHP? I really don’t understand this stuff..

M$-Window$+AppServ or linux/BSD+Apache+PHP 4.3.1 will do

But getting IIS 5 to support PHP just won’t do

Getting the Windows series to support PHP isn’t hard at all, it’s just that I don’t think it’s necessary! I think ASP is the future direction for the development of dynamic webpages!

PHP is free software based on the GNU GPL, right.. It’s also one of the future development directions. Just like FreeDOS and Linux are based on the GNU GPL, so they will be operating systems that develop rapidly in the future. As for Windows and ASP, they’re all M$ stuff, and Sandy and the other freedom-minded folks surely won’t like them.

Very good, thanks Zen. I just uploaded a test webpage, and it can be accessed now. 2G, wow—no need to worry about uploading software in the future.

Teacher Zen, I tried uploading files over 1MB, but sometimes they don't seem to upload very well.....

Brother Zen, leave some space for me too.

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