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

[zex]

I would like to see support for debian based systems, much more ppl use debian as server then SuSe even kernel.org is running debian.

For 4 years how long i was using debian
i found out that debian have best package menagment system and his stable relase is most stabile linux that i ever use.
I have server (public ftp & web) running on debian with 308 day\'s of uptime...

So cpanel for debian would be the best thing that can happens.

 

[CRego3D]

FreeBSD :D !!!!

And if you need a clean box with 4.3 to work with, just let me know, and I\'ll set one up for you

 

[Haakon]

I believe the freeBSD hosting servers will take off if you release NocSoft for it. But I`m wondering if NocSoft will allow much freedom when configuring the server manually (if you make a version for freeBSD : Maybe OT ).

Just look at the \"most uptime\" charts at netcraft and one can see what it is capable of; over 1000 days uptime!

 

[gamelurker]

hrmm freebsd would be good. also i would ask for debian or slackware support over SuSE.

 

[jhilgeman]

Pleeeeease! Add FreeBSD support! For the sake of all that is holy, and if you\'re not religious, unholy.

 

[mezz]

FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Slackware and Debian are the must to have the supports of Cpanel, because they all are much powerful, stable, speed and secure.

Regards,

 

[mrplastik]

:P FreeBSD support?
Yes please! I\'ve got all sorts of versions running on my networks, (4.1-4.4-release) I\'d love to be able to install Cpanel natively. :D

 

[muppie]

So is there any work being done on getting this working on FreeBSD or is this just a plan ?

 

[TerryOh]

I use FreeBSD, Debian and Redhat for hosting currently. All have their strengths and weaknesses. I actually prefer FreeBSD and Debian due to some of the security and upgradability features of both, over Redhat.

I could provide a beta box for either FreeBSD or Debian (or both) if needed. I\'m just starting to use cpanel, but I prefer it to about all of the other hosting administrators I use.

If I can be of any help, please let me know.

Terry


[Edited on 12/2/01 by TerryOh]

 

[danbell]

FreeBSD is the way to go! So where\'s the beta software?