Where Can I Get A Free Website Host That Will Allow Joomla?
January 3, 2010 under FAQ
I would like to use Joomla to create a simple site but i cannot afford a web host because i do not have a credit card ect. is there anywhere i can get a free web host that will allow Joomla? thanks a lot
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Sure. Freehostia has a free hosting service that includes PHP and MySQL (both are required for Joomla) http://www.freehostia.com
The account has adequate space to get started with Joomla. It also has a quick installer for Joomla. Once you get your account activated, go to the control panel and choose the elephante script installer. You’ll see Joomla as one of the choices.
It will prompt you to create a database, and once you’ve done that, the script will automatically create a joomla account for you.
I think the version of Joomla it installs is not the most current version, but it’s fine to start with.
You can also install it on your own if you’re comfortable with http://FTP.
The only drawback with the free account is it does not allow you to send emails from within the CMS. (They must be sent from an address registered through freehostia.) This was done to cut down on spambots. Everything else is enabled in the free account.
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