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i have a free web host can i control it with windows server? Ftp mysql everything?

This screencast shows how to create a new virtual host at MAMP PRO.

So I have this Linux email server that I’m trying to connect with my godaddy.com address. I’m running Ubuntu command line on it and postfix etc. However I have no idea how you would put it on a web address. Is there anyone who has experience in this that would be willing to help me out?

What is in your opinion the best web server like Linux version out there?

I’m currently running Linux Mandrake 10.2 and am having trouble making Apache host websites out of my Linux Server, Ive tried getting to it through another browser via its IP address but nothing (wont even ping it)happens, says no server availabel?? What should i do?

i know how to make a local host, but damnit i dont no how to host my actualy domain name!

how?

say, my website is, ismokecrack.com, but do njot have hosting. i can use apache server on my own computer to host it, correct? but how!?

somebody please help! will choose best answer!

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I run a website that is hosted on a Windows server. I am hoping to shift to a Linux-based server (probably something that runs the cPanel setup, as I am familiar with it).

The biggest issue is that the current website has a static database that is used to serve up information to the visitors. It’s the most popular feature of the website, so I want to make sure the transition is right.

This database is an MS Access file. I have a simple ODBC connection to that file, and then I have PHP code that peeks into the file and lets visitors do queries.

My concern is that if I move to Linux / LAMP, I will not be able to make this simple ODBC connection to the MS Access file, and I will need to convert the DB into MySQL. I would like to avoid doing this, as the database comes to me from someone else who operates in MS Access. (I am aware of the possibility of converting to MySQL every time, I just would like to avoid doing so.)