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Nope, most shared hosting is still like the OP comment’s description. Then of course you have companies like Cloudflare and Netlify where their shared static h
by indigodaddy 5y ago
Nope, most shared hosting is still like the OP comment’s description.
Then of course you have companies like Cloudflare and Netlify where their shared static hosting is not the traditional lamp/cpanel stuff, and certainly have internally developed platforms/serving technologies where security and sandboxing is very likely top of mind.
Companies of Cloudflare and Netlify ilk are the exception, but most cheapo shared hosting (and shared hosting has to be cheap to compete), is still very much multi-tenant with security concerns across the board.
- chubot 5y agoSee this comment, it's probably only mod_php, which you don't need for serving static sites: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29804968 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29804968 I've used 3 shared hosting providers, all of which provide SSH access. And when I ssh in, and type "ps", I see my own processes, not the processes of anybody else. They are running as a different user.
- Nextgrid 5y agoYou can have unique SSH users and still have all the PHP code run under a shared user on the web server. The machine you SSH in is most likely not the same as the one running your PHP code even.