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Re: [gforth] Hello Everybody
From: |
Jason Damisch |
Subject: |
Re: [gforth] Hello Everybody |
Date: |
Sat, 9 Jul 2011 13:14:40 -0700 (PDT) |
I was contacted by somebody at my hosting company, and this gentleman was much
more helpful. That was after I put in a complaint to Customer Care.
He said that I needed something called VPS, virtual private server. Their
cheapest option is called Zen Cloud.
from their web site
"The Xen Cloud Platforms are completely independent from the hardware node,
and
each other. This means that you are able to run updates independently of the
hardware node. This also means that one customer can’t crash a service or the
server."
Which brings me to my next question. What happens when I crash gforth?
Ofcourse I would not do something intentionally wrong such as...
0 0 !
I suppose that I could intentionally crash gforth once I get it going to see
what happens?
: test
begin again
;
test
> I contacted my hosting company, and they have not been helpful. They told me
>that I do not have permission to run an executable on shared hosting. I
>tried
>to copy gforth to the /usr/bin/ directory using PSCP but was denied
>permission.