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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_HTTP_Server
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MySQL

Mizriath wrote:It makes me wonder how a greek geek ever talks to an italian hotshot jock.

Usually in Pig Latin.

Fiferguy wrote:

Mizriath wrote:It makes me wonder how a greek geek ever talks to an italian hotshot jock.

Usually in Pig Latin.

Hehehe.... and the jock take that as an insult.

gnume wrote:

Spec8472 wrote:

gnume wrote:thanks for the info.

windows sure is heavy on space it takes on a hard drive
basic linux install + apache + mysql is at max 2.5 GB

It's hardly a basic install of Windows. Most of it isn't Sennadar-related.

ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems

Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.

Spec8472 wrote:

gnume wrote:[
ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems

Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.

'snot emulation, it's virtualization, and not only more work for Spec than he wants to spend, but it's an extra license, unless the box has a license for Data Center or Enterprise.

dawich wrote:

Spec8472 wrote:

gnume wrote: ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems

Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.

'snot emulation, it's virtualization, and not only more work for Spec than he wants to spend, but it's an extra license, unless the box has a license for Data Center or Enterprise.

duh. forgot about that i usually work with linux and xen