Thanks for the replys, I'm reading your mails with much attention. I had OpenBSD in my home/office acting as AP/Firewall. A months ago, I run my website using the blogsum software under 4.6, whenever, I don't have experience handling multiple users under chroot, and web services for many users.
Regards. 2010/9/17 Hugo Osvaldo Barrera <[email protected]>: > On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 02:16, Francisco Valladolid <[email protected]> > wrote: >> >> Hi Folks >> >> I'm using OpenBSD in my home and laptops machines from severals years >> ago, from 2.8 release. >> >> But I have never used this in a production environment, today I have >> the need to mount mail services / web / dns. >> I need ideas, comments, regarding the performance of OpenBSD in a >> production environment. Advantages, disadvantages and because I use >> OpenBSD. >> Perhaps the answers I know, but would listen. >> >> Greetings. >> >> >> P.S. Viva Mexico. ! >> -- >> ficovh >> > > > I've used OpenBSD for a couple of years now as > access-point/gateway/dns/dhcp/web-server/svn-server in a medium sized > environment with no issues (except MANUALLY screwing up, but that's > just my fault). > > Since you've used OpenBSD for some time, you must know it's greatly > stable and secure. > > If you ever run into trouble, you'll always have an excellent > documentation to turn to. > > Remember; a software program is as good as it's documentation. > OpenBSD's documentation is the best. > > Just be sure that whoever wants this server (in case it's not for > you), won't want ridiculous fancy GUIs to monitor/configure > everything. > > Other than that, I'd say go for it. > > > -- > Hugo Osvaldo Barrera
