RE: [campsite-support] Trying to save myself some time .....
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    Hi Ray,

    very good questions. I will look forward for the answers, and if finally
    campware is not suitable, I would like to know about the too you finally
    install in a sahred server for these list of requirements.

    greetings,

    Alfredo

    >From: ""
    >Reply-To: campsite-support@campware.org
    >To: campsite-support@campware.org
    >Subject: [campsite-support] [Campsite Support] Trying to save myself some
    >time .....
    >Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 19:54:46 +0200 (CEST)
    >
    >Author: Ray
    >Link: http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?8,2612,2612#msg-2612
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    >
    >Hi,
    >
    >The Campware suite looks great but I'm still not absolutely clear if I can
    >achieve what I want to (and whether it's worth trying to sort out the
    >issues with my shared host). I would be great if I could get a quick idea
    >here to save me installing the packages to find out for myself. This is
    >what I want to do:
    >
    >1. Put content on to a website - text and images - which will be read
    >on-line i.e. not downloaded as explicit files.
    >1a. Be able to paste from MS Word retaining some formatting - although I'd
    >need to upload and place images manually I expect.
    >2. Manage paid for subscriptions to view the material on a recurring basis
    >e.g. one year.
    >3. Manage the subscriptions automatically from within the same tool/suite.
    >4. With 3. above link this to a method of payment e.g. paypal.
    >5. Create subscriptions for individuals and groups.
    >6. Be able to include different versions of the material in a subscription
    >(to cater for those migrating from one version of the software to another).
    >
    >
    >All help greatly appreciated (plus any suggestions for OS alternatives if
    >Campware is not suitable).
    >
    >Cheers
    >
    >Ray
    >
    >
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    Well, cream is completely different thing. It is designed to be
    installed inside of your office, not on the hosting server.
    However due to demand, we have some "untested" solution of cream
    hosting. The only limitation is, it uses different technology and I do
    not know about any provider, that runs 2 different database engine on
    their servers.

    My recommendation is to start with campsite on hosting server (if you
    have difficulties, I can host you on my server) and play with cream
    inside of your office.

    Ondra

    On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 21:38 +0200, phorum@code.campware.org wrote:
    > Author: Ray
    > Link: http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?8,2615,2617#msg-2617
    > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > Thanks everyone!
    >
    > This sounds most encouraging.
    >
    > The ip based authentication sounds like just what I need for "group" subscriptions.
    > Time based subscriptions are what I need.
    > Formatting: the examples given are basically what I need - I will have to look at how to handle headings present in the "master" version.
    > Payment/Subscription integration: Yes, I'm coming around to the view that there will need to be a human bridge between the two - especially with an OS solution.
    >
    > The shared server issue is a show stopper for now Sad - when is it likely that installation on a shared server will be possible (without the access outlined in the reply to my earlier post)?
    >
    > I've looked at the Cream manual - no mention of it not being possible to install this on a shared server with typical access privileges. Would this be possible?
    >
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