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[Robert Paul]

NetworkRedux (http://www.networkredux.com) has PHP 5.1.4 support.  It
seems that they keep up with PHP/mySQL releases.

I've only been with them two days, so I can't really attest to their
quality but from what I've seen they've got their act together.  And
the people who referred me to them were enthusiastic about their
service.

On 8/23/06, Werner <lists at mollentze.co.za> wrote:
> I have been looking for a couple of days for an affordable hosting plan
> capable of hosting Zend Framework 0.1.5. There are really very
> permissive hosting solutions out there (very gracious allowances for
> shared hosting) - The main problem, however seems to be that they mostly
> support PHP 5.1.2 ('cause that's *still* the latest stable package of
> PHP5 for many Linux Distro's). As you all know, ZF 0.1.5 requires
> PHP5.1.4. So, anyone out there that can recommend an affordable ZF 0.1.5
> friendly host, that will allow multiple "commercial" (non-personal)
> sites on the same account? (The last bit of the previous sentence is
> what disqualified Site5.com for my needs, I really wanted to go with
> them, but they dropped their reseller program until further notice. On
> their current plans you may only host websites that you own yourself).
> A2hosting seems good, but they are not really competitivly proced if you
> see what's out there these days.
>
> Anyways, any recommendation(s) will be very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Werner
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