2008/10/23 Jarod Malestein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> As far as which flavor Linux, that is entirely up to you and what
> meets your neds.  At U-M, we use a customized distribution of Linux.
> As to what others are using, and their experiences, I'll leave it to
> them to describe any problems or gotchas.

When we did our test implementation at Appalachian State I used
FreeBSD 6.x and all of *my* clients are running FreeBSD 7. The only
gotchas I can think of were that you want to use apache2 to reduce the
SSL headache and you want to make sure to include the crypto sources
when you do the install (it gives you c_rehash and some other relevant
pieces). I've also done a cosignd setup on Gentoo Linux with minimal
headache - but I've been a strictly BSD and Gentoo guy for several
years and do not recommend using either FreeBSD *or* Gentoo Linux if
you're not already intimately familiar with them.

Our production implementation went on, I believe, a modified Red Hat
Enterprise rig. It was, from my understanding, a quick and easy
installation. CentOS would likely be a very simple installation as
well.

kmw

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if checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who
neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray
twilight that knows not victory or defeat.

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