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Just a quick poll to see what you are running your site on.
Linux+Apache for an easy life.
That said, If IIS was a necessity, from my little tinkering, it seemed easier to get a working IIS+MySQL5+PHP5 on server 2008 than server 2003.
Still prefer a nix for web server platform for remote console management though.
Apache on Linux - Ubuntu 6.06; soon to be 8.04.
I'm waiting for zimbra to support 8.04. Until that happens, I'm staying with 6.06 on the DMZ server.Originally Posted by webman
Debian 4 on the rest
Good plan. I think once it's time to upgrade to the next Zimbra release that supports Ubuntu 8.04, it will be time to upgrade the other 6.06 servers to 8.04 too.I'm waiting for zimbra to support 8.04. Until that happens, I'm staying with 6.06 on the DMZ server.
Debian 4 on the rest
Centos and Apache.
We just got a quote for RedHat enterprise - £35 per server for an academic license - so it looks like we'll upgrade to that as the boss likes the idea of support....
Debian 4.0 with Apache2 for me
Who's the supplier quoting you that price ? Or is that directly from redhat uk.
Debian, Apache, MySQL and PHP.
It makes sense.
Das Geek is powered by CentOS currently :P
It's hosted and backed up free by the hosting company... no work, no worries, no issues...
Why do it yourself when it can be done by others..
Apache and IIS
Control, freedom, not let down by incompetent third parties
Surely you aren't condoning BSF managed services?!?!
PHP, MySQL on IIS
Q AssociatesWho's the supplier quoting you that price ? Or is that directly from redhat uk.
It's an academic license.
We just put a 15k order through them, so they might be being especially nice to us - but I was under the impression RHEL was competitively priced anyway for edu.
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