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My understanding of many shared hosting providers is that they effectively 'jail' your ftp access to your specific directory and then probably use permissions i
by VoidWhisperer 4y ago
My understanding of many shared hosting providers is that they effectively 'jail' your ftp access to your specific directory and then probably use permissions in some form to prevent php/ruby/etc accessing out of that directory.
Do shared hosts support node now? I havent used a shared host since I learned PHP, but given the effective difference in how node scripts are ran vs php/RoR/etc, it seems like that would end up complicated
Edit: Quick google answered my last question - shared hosting providers that also support nodejs tend to do so via vps