I just talked myself into a corner. A client called and asked if we can
do a streaming video server and I said "Yes, of course." He then asked if
I'd have a bid ready by the end of the week. So:
1. How do I do it. I am running a web server that is very under utilized
(only about 60 web sites and a couple of hundred e-mail accounts). Do I
just set up the site and the files the client puts out there are MPG or
something? Or, do I need another server.
2. Any special hints on how to bill for this? I charge $25/mo to host web
sites so long as the traffic is below a gig a month. I told the client
I'd have to look into billing, but are there any caveats I should look
for.
3. Any other information would be very appreciated.
I'll be researching this myself, but hope some pointers will come from
the mailing list also.
Thanks,
Rod
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