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I am looking to move from godaddy so I can install WP ManagerDX2
"The technical compatibility requirements of WP ManagerDX2 are what you might call "plain vanilla".
Every web host worth the money has this stuff already:
CPanel Based Webhost (versions 10 )
Compatible ONLY with CPanel x/x2/x3/bluehost theme skins (versions 10 and 11)
PHP v4.3 or higher on Unix compatible system
MySQL DB version 3.23 or newer
Ability to open URLs from PHP (i.e. URL- aware fopen wrappers and sockets)
Ability to run Unix shell commands from PHP (PHP 'safe_mode' is NOT compatible with this script)
PHP file uploads to restore backups and upload CSV files for batch install.
PHP PEAR DB, File/CSV module, and Template modules (these are typically there, but if not, WP ManagerDX2 package includes an optional script archive with the necessary files)
"Unzip" command-line utility to extract WordPress theme/plugin files
NO blocking access to Cpanel hosts on port 2082 (this is necessary if you want to install blogs on different hosting accounts)"
I am looking to move from godaddy so I can install WP ManagerDX2
"The technical compatibility requirements of WP ManagerDX2 are what you might call "plain vanilla".
Every web host worth the money has this stuff already:
CPanel Based Webhost (versions 10 )
Compatible ONLY with CPanel x/x2/x3/bluehost theme skins (versions 10 and 11)
PHP v4.3 or higher on Unix compatible system
MySQL DB version 3.23 or newer
Ability to open URLs from PHP (i.e. URL- aware fopen wrappers and sockets)
Ability to run Unix shell commands from PHP (PHP 'safe_mode' is NOT compatible with this script)
PHP file uploads to restore backups and upload CSV files for batch install.
PHP PEAR DB, File/CSV module, and Template modules (these are typically there, but if not, WP ManagerDX2 package includes an optional script archive with the necessary files)
"Unzip" command-line utility to extract WordPress theme/plugin files
NO blocking access to Cpanel hosts on port 2082 (this is necessary if you want to install blogs on different hosting accounts)"