it's probably discussed before, but why it moved away from centos to
Springdale or Rocky?
I also need to make a fresh install. So that is why I'm curious.
For server stuff - always would go for ECC if you can and it's
reasonably busy machine. It doesn't have to cost arm and a leg since
there is aftermarket hw to snatch with reasonable prices. It's really
complicated to debug a server with memory problems because it might not
crash the whole OS, just crashing processes at random.
As Linus Torvalds has said - we never know how many bad kernel dumps
have been submitted and there is nothing wrong with the code, just bad
memory in the system.
Also if failure occures, you will know where and what dimm is broken.
And if you are lucky it get's corrected by ECC on the fly.
Janno
On 20.01.2022 18:36, Angus McIntyre wrote:
My impression is that Rocky is more widely supported than Springdale by
VM providers like Digital Ocean and Linode. But I think they also allow
you to provide your own images for initializing VMs, so maybe that's not
an obstacle so much as an extra step.
Angus
Remo wrote on 1/20/22 10:46 AM:
I like rocky Linux.
Remo
Il giorno 20 gen 2022, alle ore 03:06, Andreas Galatis <[email protected]> ha
scritto:
Hi all,
I use the qmail-toaster since many years and are very glad with it. The system
is very stable, secure and configurable with the features we need.
I need to install a new Server for qmail and migrate the installation from
CentOS7.
What is the preferred OS, (Rocky or Springdale)
Is there a big advantage of ECC-Ram (with XEON) over Standard Ram (with Core7)?
Thanks in advance
Iodok
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