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Robby posted this at 22:12 — 22nd November 1999.

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Hi, does anyone know if there is a free host that supports ASP.
I am looking for a server to test my ASP. I understand i can do this on my own computer. But i do not always work at home. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

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Anonymous posted this at 03:49 — 23rd November 1999.

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www.webhostme.com

Someone posted that url here some time ago. I have just signed up with them but as yet haven't played around with the webspace.

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elara posted this at 06:14 — 23rd November 1999.

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Try www.domaindlx.com too.

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phrown posted this at 05:22 — 18th December 1999.

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Webhostme is good, but domaindlx doesnt work. I tried signing up a long time ago, and i never got a reply.. I did find a new one though: http://www.exine.com

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Maverick posted this at 18:47 — 18th December 1999.

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How exactly do you test scripted pages like ASP or PHP on your home machine?

RC posted this at 19:08 — 18th December 1999.

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I don't know about PHP, but you can't test ASP on your home machine unless you are running a IIS server on it. Server side stuff like ASP, Coldfusion, and I suspect PHP have to be interpreted on the server side.

Anonymous posted this at 15:57 — 19th December 1999.

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Actually RC, you can test all scripting languages on your home machine. To test ASP you need a program called PWS or Personal Web Server. I *think* you can get it at the Microsoft site (do a search of this forum as it has been discussed before).

As for PHP, you just have to have Apache and PHP installed on your computer. It is a fairly difficult, but if you are computer savvy, you should be able to figure it out.

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Jack Michaelson posted this at 07:49 — 20th December 1999.