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which OS is good for my server?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by promak, May 30, 2003.

  1. promak

    promak Well-Known Member

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    Intel Celeron 1.8 With 512/1024MB DDR +60GB HD +whm

    Redhat 7.3 /8.0 /9.0 Freebsd which is the best for this server?

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    which can you admin?

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    No edge releases...

    I would never suggest you going with edge releases (such as RedHat 9). I would prefer a mature and widely tested OS that you keep up to date... I work with Redhat 8 and i sometimes regret not using 7.3 ....

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    I don't know which one is best for me....... i don't want to use redhat upgrade........

    so is that redhat 9 is the best with apache 1.3.x..........
    or install redhat 7.3 + up2date......

    I have buy cpanel license.....now need installl OS........

    Also Freebsd i just start to search doc......

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    RedHat 7.3, but make sure you update the kernel, MySQL, apache, PHP, etc. before you go live.

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