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07-06-2005	#1 (permalink)
echocheng Just Joined! Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1	what i need to set up a small business server and network using Linux What i need to set up a small business server and network for a company with few branches in different location if using linux? What OS, system requirements, hardware/software/appliaction i should use to set up this whole network? We need to run our ecommerce application using PHP, Apache & MySQL by hosting ourselve..now just dunno how to start it..

07-07-2005	#2 (permalink)
lakerdonald Linux Guru Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, FL Posts: 5,039	You can really use any distro as a server, but I'd suggest using either: 1. SuSE 2. Slackware 3. Gentoo For your server needs. I think SuSE is a valid solution because it is very easy to configure. Slackware and Gentoo, on the other hand, don't have pretty central control centers, but are very stable, just like a server should be. I personally run Gentoo for my Apache/vsFTPd/OpenSSH/rsync server, and I've had no troubles so far (I've had it setup for about 3 months now and not a problem yet!) __________________ the lost art of found sound

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