Quote from: Mark on September 22, 2017, 03:34:35 pm

Wow, had know idea AWS could do all that. Very cool. And you can create an account for free.

Yeah, AWS can do a lot, I believe if you have an image of your current server you can even use that to launch an EC2 instance that would essentially be exactly what you have now or at least as of when the image was made. Obviously you would have to do some Security settings on AWS and some DNS reconfiguration, but other than that it could be fairly seamless.

And depending on the size server you need you might even get the entire first year completely free for what you are doing and let me know if you go that route and need some help setting it up, but overall this one should be fairly straight forward for you.

And really we haven't even scratched the surface of what all AWS can do.

Thanks for the offer I will probably take you up on it.

I believe now that i have a LAMP running I can do everything i need. I've got PUTTY setup so i can SSH into the server. That will allow me to upload all the files. The only thing i'm not sure of just yet is how to install software, if possible at all. I get my https certificate from Let's Encrypt Authority and you use certbot to set them up for the web server. Doubt they have that already installed but i'll look.

Happy Birthday

Wow, had know idea AWS could do all that. Very cool. And you can create an account for free.

Yeah, AWS can do a lot, I believe if you have an image of your current server you can even use that to launch an EC2 instance that would essentially be exactly what you have now or at least as of when the image was made. Obviously you would have to do some Security settings on AWS and some DNS reconfiguration, but other than that it could be fairly seamless.

And depending on the size server you need you might even get the entire first year completely free for what you are doing and let me know if you go that route and need some help setting it up, but overall this one should be fairly straight forward for you.

And really we haven't even scratched the surface of what all AWS can do.

Happy Birthday Sir!

Thanks Roy but problem is how to add Mtext Attribute ?
When i Do Right Click on Block ->Block Editor, it goes into the editor.
Then in the Menu above, there is an option of "Attribute Definition" which when i click, it always puts DTEXT and not MTEXT. And when I run TXT2MTXT Express Tool Command on it, it no longer remains an attribute and changes to Mtext.