On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 09:54, Donovan Baarda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any up-to-date "State of the RAID Nation" statement? I'd hate
> to start digging into RAID code only to find that RAID Mk.2 was going to
> replace everything I'd been looking at.
Not that I'm aware of. The only change
Hej till alla
Is it possible to define with some accuracy the needs of ISPs?
Some list of all the components in a Debian that are absolutely necessary
for the ISP work. Is it possible to compose a custom ISP Debian? or custom
ISP debians (different flavours: mail specific, routage-specific, host
> Is it possible to define with some accuracy the needs of ISPs? Some
> list of all the components in a Debian that are absolutely necessary
> for the ISP work. Is it possible to compose a custom ISP Debian? or
I.e compose your own debian-distribution?
I'd install base-system and dpkg --get-sel
That's what I am actually doing :)
Base system then dpkg...
But what I'd like to do is something different.
Thinking maybe of a an ISP specific install. Lighter and even more secure. A
minimalistic distribution...
I don't know if there are other persons interested...
mvh
shift
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On 2004-09-14 shift wrote:
> Thinking maybe of a an ISP specific install. Lighter and even more
> secure. A minimalistic distribution...
Most ISP will probably have different servers for the different services and on each
of them they will start with a secure base install with as few software in
Hi,
what i used to do is install a base system and then install some of the
package packs i've defined.
For example, if what i want is install a web server with php % perl
support i use a config file what i've defined myself which contains this:
apt-get install apache2-common apache2-mpm-prefor
Well, it seems to be the best method. But isn't it possible to define a
general list of necessary packages used by ISPs and regroup the whole in a
minimalistic optimized distribution specificly made for ISP use? And
excluding all other packages (desktop, non-necessary libraries, windowing
etc...).
yep shift, is what i've done. I've been playing with apt-get and
apt-cache in order to discover all minimal dependencies por a serie of
packages.
My procedure is the following:
1. NetInstall or Minimal install using CD1 from Woody
2. Minimal Config
3. Change apt-sources, changing "stable" for "s
About this. (comments in line)
shift wrote:
At my actual knowledge, such a distribution doesn't exist. Should it be
interesting or is it only the remanent effects of a very good long week-end?
i'm quite interested. :)
jonathan
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About the install, I do almost the same. the second part is the
optimization.
Using an optimized distrib on an SR2200 (dual PIII 1.4GHz Tualatin-S), SCSI
U160, I have better results on Mysql nemchmarks than with a non-optimized
SR2300-
Hello
On 2004-09-14 shift wrote:
> Using an optimized distrib on an SR2200 (dual PIII 1.4GHz Tualatin-S),
> SCSI U160, I have better results on Mysql nemchmarks than with a
> non-optimized SR2300-SKU0 dual xeon 3.0 1MB L3 cache and SCSI U320!!
Sounds very unrealistic. Are you sure that it wasn't
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On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:14:02 +0200, Jonathan wrote in message
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> 4. apt-get distro-upgrade
..you meant dist-upgrade, or is distro-upgrade different from
apt-get dist-upgrade???
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Oh no, was a typo, is dist-upgrade :) thanks for the note
BR,
jonthan
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On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:14:02 +0200, Jonathan wrote in message
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4. apt-get distro-upgrade
..you meant dist-upgrade, or is distro-upgrade different from
apt-get dist-upgrade???
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> From: shift [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, 15 September 2004 4:13 AM
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> Subject: Defining ISP?
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> Hej till alla
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> Is it possible to define with some accuracy the needs of ISPs?
> Some list of all the components in a Debi
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