*** Quoting paulie420 from a message to Bucko ***

Thanks for the reply - also, I'm not opposed to running my own web
server but... I'm just fairly amateur at ALL web hosting.

It amazes me everything that I can do with Raspberry Pi's. :P I think
I'm gonna try to run a www - first using Mystic and I'll goto another server if needed.

Web servers in general can be a fun rabbit hole to fall down. One minute you're installing Apache and/or nginx & playing around with basic HTML the next minute you're pulling your hair our trying to figure out SSL/TLS certificates and then suddenly you find yourself spending $20 for a PHP
course on Udemy.


Jay

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Warpslide wrote to paulie420 <=-

Web servers in general can be a fun rabbit hole to fall down. One
minute you're installing Apache and/or nginx & playing around with
basic HTML the next minute you're pulling your hair our trying to
figure out SSL/TLS certificates and then suddenly you find yourself spending $20 for a PHP course on Udemy.

The trick is to get someone to pay for the trip down the rabbit hole. I'm an old-school apache guy, but had the opportunity to learn nginx and certs at work.


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Web servers in general can be a fun rabbit hole to fall down. One
minute you're installing Apache and/or nginx & playing around with basic HTML the next minute you're pulling your hair our trying to figure out SSL/TLS certificates and then suddenly you find yourself spending $20
for a PHP course on Udemy.

Wait; I've done all those things. :P



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