I am in the process of learing the LAMP stack and may eventualy go with a GoDaddy Linux hosting account. I would like to develop a web site, deploy it on a server locally and get it going before purchasing hosting at GoDaddy. What would be a good version of Linux to use to simulate deploying and hosting a php/mySQL web site to GoDaddy?
How can I simulate a GoDaddy hosting account
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Chronister For a Linux server I would recommend trying something like Slackware or if you're not too comfortable with the command line I would try the server version of Ubuntu.
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Moncky 1 From here http://www.godaddy.com/hosting/virtual-dedicated-servers.aspx?ci=9013 they offer either CentOS or Fedora. I would suspect Centos 5.5 and Fedora 13 or 14. If you're going with them then use the distro you will be eventually deploying the live site to.
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br_astronut Thanks for the link Moncky that is what I was looking for. I decided to download the CentOS 5.5 DVD and will give it a try.
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Moncky 1 No problems, Its probably worth while dropping them an email and finding out what they would give you (ie version of OS version of http, mysql etc). Its a resonable request and there isnt really any reason that they should decline.
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