input needed on Debian

[Ken Moffat]

Gary wrote:

> Hi Ken,
>
> --On Saturday, December 20, 2003 02:54:18 PM -0800 Ken Moffat
> <kmoffat at drizzle.com> wrote:
>
>>> I just sent a web email to them on their site with my concerns as
>>> you suggested. Thanks for you input.. I am looking forward to their
>>> reply.
>>

Have you received a reply from support?
(just curious what they had to say.)

>
>> I have a small home server which has run for about 2 years (NOT
>> without reboot!) without any problems on Libranet. I run apache,
>> postfix, squirrelmail, samba, mysql, using a dsl static ip.  Just a
>> small website and home network, but no crashes, no problems. I also
>> use the box for a desktop.
>
>
> That is exactly what I have at home also, right down to the static IP,
> except I use qmail and djbdns programs respectively, as well as IMAPS
> servers. Maybe I will install this at my home LAN, and once I get a
> feel for it, I can roll it out to existing, and hopefully new
> commercial sites. <g> Your setup is encouraging to hear. I am kind of
> anxious to try it out, given your nice history with it. Debian is
> looking better all the time.
>
> Thanks,

Ah, I forgot to mention uw-imap and bind are running here also. All this 
stuff doesn't get much use. I'm mostly curious and learning about it. 
It's a tinker-toy, you know.
I have an athlon 1.4 gig, only 256megs memory, and it runs fine. Having 
everything on one machine is a bit stressing, and I've considered moving 
at least the web server to another. There is a bit of a loss of 
quickness when opening programs. ps -e output is quite long. Still, it 
works...

Enjoy.

-- 
Ken