new hotness?

[Bob Elzer]

I didn't have any problems setting up the web server on Centos. Centos also
has Xen for virtualization, but I'm not sure how good or bad that is,
because the box isn't good enough for that (someday maybe). 

I setup apache just by editing the config file, but you could use webmin to
config it.

As for setting up a web server, Ubuntu was the one that tried my patience on
that. lol



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[mailto:plug-discuss-bounces at lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On Behalf Of Stephen
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 4:04 PM
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Subject: Re: new hotness?

I came to list not for one answer but for many... :-)

ill have tolook at the open VZ/Virtuozzo sometime as we need a pretty hefty
virtual datacenter at some point. we are useing ESXi now but the
virtualcenter is  horribly expensive even at the 40 some % off we would get
as a not for profit. but they are slick i have to agree.

and we are stuck in a Mac/Windows network and im trying to use linux where i
can because it just does some thigns better.

I tried centos but it pissed me off to no end just installing a simple
webserver. so i am running an ubunty webserver fro some ticketing and the
like.. as you might guess from some of my previous questons.

And if i can find some way of offloading ome of my BB services to another
machine or a non BES machine ill definately want to look at that.
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