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Does cPanel support Fedora Core 5 ?

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  1. mOdY

    mOdY Well-Known Member

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    Hello,

    Does cPanel support Fedora Core 5 ?

    the issue is that i need to install it on a box which ill be installing cPanel on so i wanna know if it will be installed, Thanks.
     
    #1 mOdY, Mar 28, 2006
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    Yes.. but not to its best.
    Not recommeded.
     
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    mOdY Well-Known Member

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    Well, got a bad experience with it ?
     
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    Well search this forums and you will know... Fedora 4 works really well. Since Fedora 5 have changed libraries cPanel finds it difficult.
     
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    I searched the forums and no single topic or discussion about FC5 , i would like to know how could you tell that it have difficulties with libraries, it would be nice if you shared your experience, Thanks.
     
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    According to the cPanel Web site, Fedora 3, 4 are only supported.
     
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    Is there any reason why you want to go for FC?

    It's not generally recommend for production servers and you'll find that it has a relatively short lifetime.

    Have you considered CentOS instead?
     
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    well, i need the new version 2.4-4 glibc in it for my x6_64 system , as i cant do upgrade the glibc for my current centos which have glibc-2.3.
     
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    What does 2.4 offer that 2.3 doesn't?

    There's quite a difference between want and need. What you need is a stable OS that will provide a reliable service, in which case choosing FC5 merely because of one library seems a pretty risky choice.

    Unless, of course, the server is just for your own private use, in which case feel free to do what you like! Out of interest, what do you intend to use the server for such that FC5/glibc 2.4 are necessary?
     
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    i understand you, i "need" glibc-2.4 not just "want" it... this new version detects some specific options in the virtualizaton software kernel but glibc-2.3 just emulates an alternative but doesn't really detect it and so the performance is so bad compring to with glibc-2.4..
     
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