Re: Powerbooks as webservers?

[Jacob Hunter]

Ok, Thanks for the advice. I think I might start looking out for a 
cheap G3 powerbook, I can use it for testing at first then get a scsi 
drive (external) if I decide to use it for serving. I could boot from 
flash and use the external drive for webfiles. Am I right in thinking 
that PHP and mySQL require OS X to run?

On 16 Mar 2004, at 16:09, Dan K wrote:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
plus the laptop HDs aren't made to run 24/7.
Of course using (only) an external HD would obviate that objection . . 
.

Dan K


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