This forum may not be the best place to ask this, but it does pertain to an
A4D install...
4D Client 6.8.4
Active4D 3.0
ITK Web Server
Currently running on 1 GHz G4 tower running 10.2.8
They are planning to move to 4D 2003 (already own full licenses) and will
update Active4D + shell to latest betas.
This customer is looking to replace the G4 server with an XServe that will
probably come with OS X Server installed. Knowing how they currently use
the existing server: WebSTAR (web only), 4D/Active4D, and a 3rd-party FTP
server; I'm wondering if having OS X Server isn't overkill? Under this
setup they might move to Apache and the built-in FTP server, but most of
the other OS X server features would go unused.
Can anyone here who runs OS X Server cite any clear advantages of using it
over regular OS X, or more importantly, are there any problems with running
4D/Active4D under OS X Server? I suspect that their current setup might
have problems running under Tiger Server, so I've already had them inquire
about having it configured with Panther server installed if possible. If
that isn't possible hopefully 4D will have a Tiger-compatible 2003 version
by the time they upgrade.
Thanks,
Brad Perkins
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