Re: [gentoo-user] server use-flags

2004-01-11 Thread Stephen Clowater
/O) that your server will have to perform the | most, and then try different flags and do comparative benchmarks. | | Or you could just settle for the work that the GCC developers did, | choose -O2 as 'good enough' (which it probably is), and only mess with | it if you really NEED it. | | |&g

RE: [gentoo-user] server use-flags

2004-01-10 Thread John Arrowwood
good enough' (which it probably is), and only mess with it if you really NEED it. From: Ben Munat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [gentoo-user] server use-flags Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 14:45:37 -0800 First, apologies for (sort of) re-send

Re: [gentoo-user] server use-flags

2004-01-10 Thread qwerty
First, -all desktop settings, a short example should be: "-X -gnome -gtk -gtk2 -kde -qt" For security (I recommend read about the Gentoo Security Proyect): "pam ssl tcpd" Then, for webserving, you have to choise between apache or apache2 use flag. Other importants are "maildir -mbox imap (for ph

[gentoo-user] server use-flags

2004-01-10 Thread Ben Munat
First, apologies for (sort of) re-sending a thread, but I realized that asking about the best packages to install for a web server was jumping the gun a bit. I need to set my USE flags and update my system first. So, is anyone on this list running a gentoo web server and if so, could you post y