Hey Daniel.
I am on the cf-linux listbot and wondered about your using FreeBSD. We use FreeBSD
for our email, ad server, and MySQL server and were dissapointed when Allaire decided
not to support it. How did you install it and get it to work?
We have a pretty busy server that gets about 1.5 million page views / month and CF on
RH 6.2 has been giving "Unix Error 111" messages a lot with the "Semaphore" error. I
thought leaving windows would deliver us from these random errors but my wishful
thinking has now been corrected.
Any help you could give would be great. Are you San Paolo?
Jon Cline
Enthusiast, Inc.
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>Jim, read the Jesse's articles first.
>
>CF linux runs on almost (or all) linux distributions.
>I have installed CF in slackware, redhat, debian, caldera, turbolinux,
>conectiva (brazilian version), suse, mandrake, corel linux.
>
>FreeBSD works well too.
>
>If you need some help, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Regards,
>Daniel
>
>At 15:06 15/1/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>>I was looking at the Allaire site and noticed CF for Linux
>>requirements only listed Red Hat 6.x... Will it run on any other
>>distribution? And would that be supported?
>>
>>I have a client who is hooked on Debian... :)
>>
>>thanks
>>jim
>>
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