SuSE and FreeBSD support [was: FreeBSD or Debian Support?]

[bdraco]

Would anybody find this useful?

[Edited on 8/12/01 by bdraco]

[Edited on 8/14/01 by bdraco]

 

[Karl]

FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places.

 

[bdraco]

[quote:6785055123]FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places. [/quote:6785055123]

Does anybody use SuSE?

 

[Brownie]

We want to use SuSe but there arent any good (or any?) control panels available for it

 

[Karl]

Yes, I like SuSE it works well and the people at SuSE are nice and I have a vested commercial interest in using SuSE.

 

[bdraco]

Anybody have a SuSE box sitting around that I can install cpanel on?

[Edited on 8/12/01 by bdraco]

 

[JapAniManga.ch]

[quote:f23955aabe]FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places. [/quote:f23955aabe]
I think SuSe-Support will be realy nice then I know much People who use SuSe (... what you use RedHat, ohh No how can you ... use SuSe ... *g*), ok for Desktop but when they will have a Server then they want it with SuSe.
SuSe is used from very much People in Germany (Switzerland, Austria, ...) - especially German-Providers use SuSe for there Servers. I think a Support of SuSe will bring more European-Users for WHM/CPanel|NocSoft.

 

[Site5-Matt]

I would like to see FreeBSD support. What ever happened to those FreeBSD builds? They seemed to stop at 3.0...

Matt

[Edited on 8/12/01 by Site5-Matt]

 

[Brownie]

[quote:4da70215cd]I would like to see FreeBSD support. What ever happened to those FreeBSD builds? They seemed to stop at 3.0...

Matt
[/quote:4da70215cd]

:P secret FreeBSD build eh? Well Well, its times like this you realiase who your friends are :D

 

[Karl]

Nick, I can probably get a beta box for SuSE sorted, but unfortunately it would only be plugged into the ISDN on our office network. We\'ve got SuSE 7.0, but I\'m sure I can source 7.1 from somewhere to give it a crack.

 

[Mark Vockler]

We\'d be interested in testing the FreeBSD version.

Mark

 

[bdraco]

[quote:2f74d1891c]Nick, I can probably get a beta box for SuSE sorted, but unfortunately it would only be plugged into the ISDN on our office network. We\'ve got SuSE 7.0, but I\'m sure I can source 7.1 from somewhere to give it a crack. [/quote:2f74d1891c]

If get get me a beta box to hack around with I can probably have suse builds in a day or 2.

 

[elijah :)]

freeBSD.

i only know 1 person who\'s running debian, so i could care less but freeBSD support is great

 

[Site5-Matt]

Debian is the official GNU Linux distro - and a pretty good one at that. Bear in mind it\'s not the \"newbie\'s\" distro of choice, but definitely a good one.

Regards,
Matt

 

[ckizer]

Yes FreeBSD is a must. I would be overjoyed if we had FreeBSD version so I could get on something a bit more stable, and standard.

 

[elijah :)]

Nick and Matt - make it fBSD v4.2 <-- b/c that is what i\'m running right now.

TIA

 

[vortech]

FreeBSD FreeBSD the best os i have ever seen.. We have plesk running on there and its great would love to use CPanel on a FreeBSD box over RedHat..

 

[big]

Very good idea specially on FreeBSD myself i administrate like dozen FreeBSD boxes and used lotsa of scripts to do some sort of automated scripts for my clients like one i saw over a website
http://www.bsdpro.com/scripts/httpd-vhost-add.sh

[Edited on 8/15/01 by big]

 

[Vince]

Debian is definately a good idea.
It even has a package management system which you could put to good use.

Using Debian\'s apt-get/dselect system, you already have a robust, well tested upgrade system.

.deb\'s beat the pants off .rpm\'s any day of the week.

FreeBSD would also be a great idea. It\'s very stable, reasonably secure out of the box (lets just pretend telnetd didn\'t happen) and has great networking code.

SuSE.. Eh. Do you really need yet another RPM based distribution?

Vince.

 

[Darkedge]

Heck yeah freebsd all the way. Freebsd is way more stable than redhat. Please please please make a freebsd build.

[Edited on 8/16/01 by Darkedge]