Host with cgi for Perl Newscript

[jmiller]

Hello, I am currently working on an Info Tech project for school.
The project is a News/Storyteller script written in Perl, somewhat similiar to Slashdot.
I need a host with the following:
FTP
10 megs of space or so
CGI-Bin
and I must be able to chmod files to 777 so that they can be written to.
EDIT: All types of ads are fine except for top banner ads.

Thanks!

 

[[NeO]]

- www.portland.co.uk : 15MB - no ads - perl - cgi - php -mySQL - FTP - 100MB bandwith
- www.netfirms.com : 25MB - perl - cgi- ads - 1000MB bandwith(.pl files doens't seem to work:\ )

 

[jmiller]

Alright, portland it is. Forgot they had CGI.
All I need it for is to upload the scripts and show my teacher as they have disabled CGI on teh school server

 

[BrokenxAngel]

Hi..Im new to this webspace chat thing and I was wondering If any of you know of a web host that is Free and has:
-100 Megs space (anywhere around there)
-Easy to set-up and edit and make pages
-Comes with support of some sort
-And is nothing like envy.nu (It was too complicated to work with)

 

[DCI]

Originally posted by BrokenxAngel
Hi..Im new to this webspace chat thing and I was wondering If any of you know of a web host that is Free and has:
-100 Megs space (anywhere around there)
-Easy to set-up and edit and make pages
-Comes with support of some sort
-And is nothing like envy.nu (It was too complicated to work with)

Geocities?

 

[jmiller]

Hah, Not 100mb at Geocities for free.
And I don't see how Envy would be hard to work with, they had ftp and homefree.
Not complicated at all.

 

[BluntBoy]

Originally posted by jmiller
Hello, I am currently working on an Info Tech project for school.
The project is a News/Storyteller script written in Perl, somewhat similiar to Slashdot.
I need a host with the following:
FTP
10 megs of space or so
CGI-Bin
and I must be able to chmod files to 777 so that they can be written to.
EDIT: All types of ads are fine except for top banner ads.

Thanks!

www.demented.org

 

[jmiller]

Thanks for all the input but I've decided to host it on Portland for now, and it will soon be moved over to a local *nix box running Apache.