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What hosting should I use - it must support OAUTH

by aceshigh
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What hosting should I use - it must support OAUTH extension.

This thing:
PHP: OAuth::fetch - Manual

I don't understand any of this, other than I might have to try and find a cheap host. I'm with Godaddy but they don't support this on their hosting. I wonder if Hostgator's shared hosting (cheap hosting) supports this?

Any ideas?
#hosting #oauth #support
  • Profile picture of the author smartdept
    You're in deep water. I can tell because your question doesn't make much sense.

    What are you trying to do? What is your end goal? Are you trying to make a web application or SaaS that needs to support the Oauth protocol to get resources from an external API (e.g., facebook, twitter, google)?
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew H
    I suppose you are trying to use a script that requires that. I am unsure if most shared hosting environments have that enabled - you can simply ask them. Or if you go with a VPS or Dedicated you can enable it all you want.
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  • Profile picture of the author thatthep
    check you php.ini configuration. make sure you already have oauth module install

    read more on this page. PHP: Installing/Configuring - Manual
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