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I’ve read the requirements and I realize that it requires Python and Python libraries. So if my shared hosting environment supports Python, Phuks should be usable on it? I see NodeJS in the install docs but don’t know if it’s required for the live site.
I’ve read the requirements and I realize that it requires Python and Python libraries. So if my shared hosting environment supports Python, Phuks should be usable on it? I see NodeJS in the install docs but don’t know if it’s required for the live site.

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[–] Polsaker 2 points (+2|-0)

Nodejs is required, python and some libraries are required too so I find it unlikely that this site will run on a shared hosting.

@pembo210 was working on a PHP frontend for phuks that would actually work on shared hosting, but that one just grabs all the data from the Phuks API, so it would essentially be just a frontend for Phuks and not a different site.
[–] PhukOff [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

Thanks, I understand that shared hosting is not usually optimal for many scalable websites anyway. I’ll loook into some hosts that support NodeJS. Thanks again!
[–] Polsaker 1 points (+1|-0) Edited

If you need any help setting it up, feel free to drop by on our chat
[–] Polsaker 1 points (+1|-0)

A VPS running Debian or any derivative should work OK. The cheaper ones with 512MB or 1GB of ram should be more than enough for a small site
[–] pembo210 0 points (+0|-0) Edited

We've discussed making another site for just that. I like being able to ftp/drag-n-drop a folder, new db or upload backup db, and up and running in 4 mins. A bunch of hosting companies support that. Our current model is really tightened down and you have to have direct access to a bunch more stuff. We need a few ways to deploy if shtf. I'd love to have a bunch of people running their own sites.
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