Questions About Cms

[cajunman4life]

I recently asked about Mambo, and was informed that (unless I have a low-traffic site) Mambo was too resource intensive for a virtual hosting account at TCH. How about Dragonfly CMS? Or is it pretty much CMS' in general? I'm curious and am experimenting with implementing a CMS into my site. Thanks guys!

[TCH-Don]

I think it was just mambo that is considered a resource hog.

 

DragonFly looks like a version of PhpNuke.

My self I don't see a problem,

and Patricia may be able to help you if you need it.

 

let us know how it works for you.

[cajunman4life]

From what I can tell DragonFly is phpnuke locked down like Fort Knox. Apparently it is more secure and... other things. Bug fixes. I just happened to stumble across it by accident. Too bad the neatest one I've found so far was Mambo

[borfast]

Unless your site has hundreds of visitors per hour, I don't think Mambo will be a problem.

[cajunman4life]

Thanks Raul, I may try it yet. However, I'm being optimistic when I think maybe I'll have hundreds of people per hour visiting my site .

[borfast]

What about Drupal? I don't remember if Mambo has it but Drupal has a "throtle" module that will slow things a bit if your site gets swamped in requests.

[cajunman4life]

I'll look into that. Thanks again!