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Re: How to create a DNS on Whm
Hardware and Software
Networking
12 Years Ago
by _SoNo__
Centos..
Re: 32 bit vs. 64 bit OS
Hardware and Software
Networking
18 Years Ago
by movielad
CentOS is a decent distribution. It should be noted that you should be using the ia32e (EMT64) kernel rather than the x86_64 kernel if you're going down the CentOS 3.x route. I'm not too sure about Centos 4, though. M.
Re: Linux Newbie
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by jbennet
CentOS is very stable but its a bit hard to set it up for dvd playback and certain other media files like flash and java I recommend ubuntu . its: [LIST] [*]1 cd (you can order it if you dont want to download, its cheap - you want version 7.04 feisty fawn) [*]you can boot from the cd and try it out first without installing anything (runs in …
Re: Is your computer safe
Hardware and Software
Microsoft Windows
16 Years Ago
by DimaYasny
centos is a copy of rh, minus the logos. that's basically all they do - replace logos and maintain the repos :) and that actually gives redhat business, since any serious company can try out centos, decide it is good for them, and then go and buy redhat for support
Re: Best Linux Server Version
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
15 Years Ago
by BillBrown
CentOS is probably the best choice if you like the RPM package style. You'd probably find a lot of CentOS and RHEL in larger production environments. When I was working IT at a technical college, all we used was RHEL for our Linux courses. Either are probably going to do well for you. Bill
Re: Linux Server OS
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by rubberman
CentOS (a clone of RHEL) works well and is in wide use for this purpose by many major hosting providers and major businesses, such as the Chicago options exchange. However, CentOS has fallen behind current developments, so if you are interested in a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) version 6 clone that is free, try Scientific Linux, available at […
Re: plz help me.
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
17 Years Ago
by jbennet
centos 4.4 is an exact copy of redhat enterprise 4.4 and is free. but thats a big download (like 3.5 gig) or you could try a type of linux called ubuntu. thats even easier for first time users as you can run it staright from the cd to test it out before installing. That is only a 650mb download
Re: What do you all think of this?
Community Center
Geeks' Lounge
17 Years Ago
by jbennet
CentOS is Redhat Enterprise except free. Version 5 roughly = bits from Fedora 5/6 and Version 4.4 roughly = bits from Fedora 2/3
Re: What do you all think of this?
Community Center
Geeks' Lounge
17 Years Ago
by TheNNS
centos could find my scsi drive in vmware, so i had to change it to ide, now it seems to be installing.
Re: MX transfer from ISP to Mail server
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by jbennet
CentOS maybe?
Re: Linux Or Not
Hardware and Software
Information Security
16 Years Ago
by Stylish
centOS or debian if you go linux and want a server. (I prefer debian) Ubuntu offers a LAMP-focused release, but I forget the perks besides having it all installed at the get-go. I have no idea when this thread began, but PHP is pretty mature at this point. Ruby/Rails is the latest craze. Hope you find it helpful. From my experiance, Linux …
Re: Want to learn linux for servers and security
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by TheNNS
CentOS is also good. It's basically RHEL but free.
Re: In need of some help
Community Center
16 Years Ago
by Auzzie
CentOS 5
Re: please i need redhat version linux for download
Community Center
15 Years Ago
by Stylish
CentOS (server) or Fedora (desktop) For Red Hat Enterprise Linux, you will have to contact Red Hat themselves.
Re: please i need redhat version linux for download
Community Center
15 Years Ago
by jbennet
CentOS = RedHat Enterprise - Paid Support you dont pay for the OS, you pay for the support and thier branding
Re: RHEL 5 released
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
17 Years Ago
by markdean
CentOS has a beta available.
Re: Best distro for web server?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by rch1231
CentOS. It is what is used in most web hosting centers and is designed for web hosting. Also if you want to use it as an email server check out qmailtoaster. They have a series of scripts that install and configure Apache, PHP and MySQL for you with a very secure configuration.
Re: Which OS for the server should I choose?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
12 Years Ago
by Nowayz
CentOS is probably the most common actually. [I](For servers)[/I] It's basically a free version of RedHat Enterprise Linux. [I](Meaning you'll have to learn to use a RHEL distro)[/I]
CentOS -- A great way to Linux!
Community Center
18 Years Ago
by kc0arf
A couple years ago, RedHat Linux was a completely open-source, freely-available linux solution that brought linux to the masses. Then, RedHat changed the paradigm: they wanted to transform RHL to a corporate supported linux, and enjoined with the Fedora Project for community support. But now a choice had to be made for linux users-- stay with …
Re: CentOS -- A great way to Linux!
Community Center
18 Years Ago
by chrisranjana
How does centos compare with mandrake ? Is it as easy to install ? Btw which linux distro is the best for users switching over from windows ? ease of usage etc
CentOS: Project in Peril
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by khess
DATELINE - July 30, 2009 An open letter was sent to Lance Davis, primary administrator, describing the problems experienced by the other major members and contributors to the [URL="http://www.centos.org"]CentOS[/URL] project. Here is that letter, in its entirety that's also posted on the front page at centos.org: [QUOTE]July …
Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by mike_2000_17
I beg to differ, CentOS is a very well-established distro of Linux. It is one of the main free alternatives to the big names in server distributions of Linux (RHEL and SLES). If you want a stable server-grade Linux distribution for free (no support plan costs), then CentOS is really good option, so are the up-stream distributions like Fedora (ahead…
Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by rubberman
Re. ipkg for installing .ipk packages. Let me do some research and get back to you on that. I've been running RHEL/CentOS/SL systems for about 8 years now and never ran into that requirement! :-) Ok. Here is a link to an RPM that will install the ipkg installer on Red Hat 6.x or compatible (such as CentOS) systems: http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/…
Issue with network on virtual machine running CentOS
Hardware and Software
Networking
10 Years Ago
by theashman88
I am currently running vmware 10 and I am running CentOS 6.5 in it for a class I am taking. The last time I used it was last thursday, (it is currently monday) and it worked perfectly. Now it seems that everytime I want to load a browser I get the message "This webpage is not available". The icon at the top is displaying "Wired …
Re: Issue with network on virtual machine running CentOS
Hardware and Software
Networking
10 Years Ago
by rubberman
The school network probably requires a proxy connection to get past the firewall. What did you do specifically to fix this? FWIW, most browsers (Chrome, Firefox, etc) allow you to tell it to auto-discover the network proxy settings and then use those to connect with internet web sites. I had to do that with Firefox on my work CentOS virtual machine…
How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by Alaa_6
Hey everyone. I need to use apt-get and ipkg in my CentOS. I have tried many tutorials about installing apt-get but non of them worked for me. Also I haven't found anything regarding installing ipkg. Can anyone help?
Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by cristian.rudi.9
Unfortunately, the Linux world is full of untryed paths. So is a bunch types of distro's. Amongst them, your CentOS. And the worst is yet to come: there is a little support available for this distro too. Regardind the similarities with other OS's from the family, you will find many problems with that distro. Still unsolved. Maybe in the future... …
Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by Alaa_6
Thanks a lot for the responses . I have to use centOS becuase of the kernel version I need a 2.6 kernel. I can give up on apt-get but I need ipkg to install . ipk packages. What is the alternative of ipkg to install .ipk?
How to run executable file in windows using c# into centOS
Programming
Software Development
11 Years Ago
by notconfirmed
Hello, I have a application created in windows using c# language. Now my client wants to run the executable file on the centOS server. Do you have idea on how to run my executable file into centOS server?..please help me. I appriciate some suggestion. Regards!
Re: How to run executable file in windows using c# into centOS
Programming
Software Development
11 Years Ago
by notconfirmed
Hi Ketsuekiame/deceptikon, Thanks for your response guys. I googled it everything but I ain't got the exactly what to do.Based on http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html what platform I used to run into centOS?. I already used the mono windows platform and I tried to open my solution from VS2010 to monoDevelop IDE. http://monodevelop.…
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