Now that I've installed Drupal on Godaddy hosting a few times (and on my own services here at Sustainable Online Solutions) I've worked my way through a few of the more technical issues, one of them being installing Drupal in a directory. In this particular case I've actually purchased advanced hosting and am installing Drupal one level down from the account root in folders dediated to individual sites.

The .htaccess or "Hyper Text Protocall Access" file controls how browsers receive and interact with a website. This file can do a few amazing things to help direct users and search engines to the most meaningful content on your server. In general, using it wisely will help you build on a websites SEO or "Search Engine Optimization" score.

If you're like me, then you're constantly being invited to top secret phone meetings where highly sensitive (and valuable) information is being discussed. What the heck good is that top secret info if you can't capture, store, and share that information as proof over the internet and other digital devices? Well, I'll tell you, it's actually probably a lot better that way because you won't have to worry about breaking any laws. For those of you who still want to capture system audio on your Macintosh computer then check this tool out.

I'm a huge fan of Google Apps which includes customized Gmail, Google Documents and Spreadsheets so every time I setup a hosting account I always configure Google Aps for customers. Google does have their own little tutorial pages but I've found them to be dissappointingly short on details specifically regarding the "prevent spam" option. I want to prevent spam! I don't want anyone emailing other companies spoofing my URL, that just sucks for everyone.

Below I have coppied the basic setup information for Google Apps on Godaddy or Sustainable Online Solutions ver batim from Google's help pages as follows: