How do I install on a remote webspace, such as GoDaddy?

[ncc553]

Has anybody installed Subsonic on a remotely hosted webspace provided by an external hosting service, like GoDaddy or 1and1? Assuming this did not violate any Terms of Service for the hosting company, how would I go about doing this? I've been using Subsonic for the past two years on my home server, but am tired of maintaining it.

[blahrus]

You would need full java support or root access.

I'd suggest getting a VPS somewhere.

http://www.ubiquityservers.com/vps/chicago.php

[sindre_mehus]

Or consider Gigapros Subsonic hosting deal: http://www.subsonic.org/pages/hosting.jsp

Cheers,
Sindre

[blahrus]

Or consider Gigapros Subsonic hosting deal: http://www.subsonic.org/pages/hosting.jsp

Cheers,
Sindre

Wouldn't have spammed if I had seen that ;

[Kirk]

As a side note, even if it were easy\possible to run Subsonic on a third party shared web host like GoDaddy, it would be disrespectful to other clients because Subsonic takes a whole port, and the IP on those servers would be shared. So, your Subsonic server would be running on port 8080 on a lot of people's websites. For this reason, shared web hosts typically don't allow you to bind to outside ports.

Cheers,
Kirk