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got it,I am planning to setup build server, but I have no idea how to make |
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it. |
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thanks |
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On 9/3/06, Michael Crute <mcrute@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 9/3/06, Gentoo <debiansid@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Hi All, |
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> > Just want to know abou this. |
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> > Does anyone use gentoo as production servers, like mail, dns, mysql, |
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> web,ntp |
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> > ,etc.. |
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> I use Gentoo in a few production environments both with my company and |
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> our customers. Gentoo runs on boxes serving these tasks: |
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> * (iptables) firewall |
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> * (apache) web server |
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> * (postfix) mail server |
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> * (bind) DNS server |
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> * (mysql & postgres) database server(s) |
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> * (hylafax) fax server |
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> * (samba) file server providing support for windows boxen |
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> * (python) application servers running some internal applications |
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> The short story is that I run it on just about every piece of |
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> infrastructure that I support and I love it. I would mention that if |
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> you plan to run it in a sufficiently large production environment that |
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> you should invest the extra time/money up-front to setup a build |
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> server so that you don't have to compile upgrades on each of your |
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> production boxes. Other than that, I find Gentoo to be far easier to |
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> mantain than any other distro that I have ever used. |
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> -Mike |
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> ________________________________ |
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> Michael E. Crute |
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> http://mike.crute.org |
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> I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended |
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> up where I intended to be. --Douglas Adams |
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