First off. Maybe you haven’t noticed but I switched my blogging engine from Subtext to wordpress. I did this not because I think Subtext is bad. I actually liked it, but because of my host. I was hosting my blog with webhost4life. I get a very very modest amount of people over my blog daily but even that wouldn’t work. It doesn’t have anything to do with the blogging engine and everything with them. I tried using that server as a stagingserver for an app I built for a client and in the end we staged it from my pc over and adsl line (NZ to Belgium) and that was faster.
I wasn’t looking forward to moving blogging engines because I don’t want my permalinks to change etc. The whole move was less painful than expected because somebody had already done the work and made a nice write-up. http://www.aaronlerch.com/blog/2007/08/23/breaking-up-moving-blog-engines/
For the moment I’m running wordpress. Everything seems to work ok and I don’t have to restart it 2 or 3 times a day by "changing" my web.config. So in short long live more reliable hosting.
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May 16, 2008 at 06:10
You know I too want to move from subtext to wordpress… there are tons more plugins, themes, etc, etc…
Also.. I have dealt with linux servers for a long time and had no problems. I was so annoyed when I started hosting with a windows host and found out I couldn’t have a nightly sql backup. With linux, it was so easy it was a joke, I had a cron job emailing me a sql dump to my gmail account every night. As well, having my files backed up to another server using rsync nightly was a breeze..
With the windows host, not only did I lose all that functionality, but I also lost in my pocketbook, it’s costing me a lot more, whereas with the linux hosting, its practically free.
I think I will soon be moving.. Sorry subtext
it was fun while it lasted.
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