Re: [Tyndale STEP - Programming] Hosting the timeline

An FTP server is alright, but what we really need is just a normal server that sits on the internet, that doesn't have firewalls. Like that we could set up a URL such as

http://demo.step.org:81/step or something similar. I own burrell.me.uk so we could have step.burrell.me.uk, or step.tyndalehouse.com or something like that... or if port 80 is free, then demo.step.org.

We just need a box that sits on the outside world.
Chris

2009/12/10 Tyndale STEP Project <tyndalestep@googlemail.com>

Both sounds good - a simple download of an executable,
and a separate source for developers.
Do you want FTP details for the Tyndale webserver?
We don't have a good setup for developers, but I expect Troy does.

If Troy describes his server as a 'big iron', I guess the
Tyndale webserver is 'a big ironing board'.
Not super fast, but we have a contract for unlimited space!

BTW - the Timeline data should be marked as (C) Colin Bell &
TyndaleHouse.com 2009

David IB

At 10:13 10/12/2009, Tyndale STEP Project wrote:
>Okeydokey... Good to know the feedback is positive...
>
>I think, if all we're trying to do at the moment is publish it so
>that people get a feel of what's coming, perhaps it makes more sense
>of going down the integration server route only. David/Troy do we
>have a server that's on the web that could host the latest copy of
>the STEP product?
>
>If we're trying to get external involvement to increase the features
>of the timeline then we can do both.
>Chris

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Posted By Tyndale STEP Project to Tyndale STEP - Programming on 12/10/2009 02:42:00 AM