Hi all, I do not want to start a Holy War or anything of that nature. I am looking for honest success stories on using Mandrake in a production web environment for web hosting and postgres for serving the php pages. My professional experience has been with BSDI, FreeBSD, Solaris and NT for hosting. My company is moving off a certain platform now in favor of Linux. Since NT and Solaris are not options right now I have been looking at Mandrake for production environment. A guy who works for me tells me that Mandrake can not cut it when it comes to production web work and he favors, very strongly, Debian. Telling me that it is the strongest for production environments. I have been using Mandrake for several years and enjoy it as a personal development platform, connection sharing in my house, mp3 jukebox, etc. But, I have never used it for a web production environment. Anyone have some thoughts on this issue? The machines are dual P3's with 18 gig drives in arrays, 2 gigs ram each. Multiple machines behind Cisco Local Director. Mandrake installs fine on each box, Debian is a bit more bothersome to configure, but I can not simulate the load of web servers in the shop. Thanks in advance, -Scott
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