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Hans · #1 16th January 2006, 17:52

What is recomended to do?

Install Debian Sarge on a server or Ubuntu 5.10?

Is Ubuntu stable enough and will i not have problems with updating my system when a new version is available?

Who knows?

till · #2 16th January 2006, 18:37

I think ubuntu is too new to answer your question. The Ubuntu 5.10 is the first server release.

If you want to go sure, use debian. Personally i use debian for all of my servers and had never problems with updates.

falko · #3 16th January 2006, 19:10

I don't think Ubuntu will cause problems, but if you want to go sure, use Debian, as Till said. I'm using it as well on all my servers.

Hans · #4 21st January 2006, 21:46

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Originally Posted by falko

I don't think Ubuntu will cause problems, but if you want to go sure, use Debian, as Till said. I'm using it as well on all my servers.

Thanks for your advise. I go for Debian Sarge.

themachine · #5 22nd January 2006, 07:01

Just another to add to your list.... use Debian! I also run Debian on all of my servers.

Hans · #6 27th January 2006, 16:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by themachine

Just another to add to your list.... use Debian! I also run Debian on all of my servers.

Hello all the people who gave me advise, hints & tips.
I want to let you know that my Dell 1425 SC server is up and running with Debian sarge with 2.6 (686) SMP kernel with RAID 1.
I have followed Falko's perfect setup for Debian Sarge.
The ISPConfig system is also running.

Happy me!

mphayesuk · #7 9th February 2006, 15:05

I am using Suse 10 at the moment and having difficulties with raid... if I use debian sarge 3.1... will my raid 1 sata drives work... is there a special 64bit release or does it not matter.

Thanks