On Wednesday 09 May 2001 21:27, you wrote about [newbie] Redhat vs Mandrake
that ...
My wife's company has asked me about installing a linux server to relay
mail within their local LAN and also out to their ISP. They'd like to run
apache and mySQL. They wanted to know whether they should
on 5/9/01 4:43 PM, Jeffrey M. Reed at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 15:27, Mark Johnson wrote:
My wife's company has asked me about installing a linux
server to relay mail within their local LAN and also out
to their ISP. They'd like to run apache and mySQL. They
this is sooo true. i only do 2 things for free.
theatre, and configure/fix computers
'cause i love 'em both that much.
=)
if you have an ubergeek friend you are set for life.
Adrian Smith
'de telepone dude
Telecom Dept.
x 7042
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Michel Clasquin [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5:22:46
there is no better my friend. they are, in essence, the
same. the commands, the programs, the security, everything.
essentially the same. the only baddie i keep seeing in
RedHat is they mess up the compiler a lot. so, unless
you're developing a lot, that won't matter.
Actually, the security
My wife's company has asked me about installing a linux server to relay mail
within their local LAN and also out to their ISP. They'd like to run apache
and mySQL. They wanted to know whether they should install RedHat or
Mandrake.
I'm not sure how to answer them why would one be better
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 15:27, Mark Johnson wrote:
My wife's company has asked me about installing a linux
server to relay mail within their local LAN and also out
to their ISP. They'd like to run apache and mySQL. They
wanted to know whether they should install RedHat or
Mandrake.
I'm
I have installed Redhat 6, but recently discovered the Mandrake
distribution. I noticed that Mandrake distributed rpms are compiled for a
586 processor rather than a 386. Is it possible to upgrade an installed RH
*.i386.rpm with the equivalent Mandrake *.i586.rpm file? Can this be done
through
