On Mon, Jul 04, 2005 at 10:43:24PM -0400, Jeff Heath wrote:
Anyway, at the user's group meetings their existed a friendly rivalry
between the RedHat crowd and the Debian crowd, so I decided to try
Debian. Couldn't get it to install. I really tried, even got some help
from the Debian guys on
On Sun, 3 Jul 2005, Subhi S Hashwa wrote:
Telephony is a critical system to a business, if your phone system is down
your
business is as good as dead. If it costs me £600 for OS with support for 3
years, it's a price worth paying in the grand scale of things. You're buying
Xeon server,
I needed to learn Linux for a project about 18 months ago, so I went
down to a retail computer store and bought RedHat Linux. Installed with
no problems, and I was up and playing around with it in about an hour.
As I got more into it (and started breaking things) I needed some help.
The help I
Hi TWV,
My question is about which Linux distribution to choose for Asterisk.
(/me holds breath) OK, hopefully you’re still reading, because
whatever you were thinking now, you’re thinking wrong! ;)
Still, my question was not answered! Mainly because the same answer
always came back: “Use
Hi
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 08:45:05AM +0200, TWV wrote:
Hello,
Disclaimer: I'm a Debian fan and also maintain a small Debian derivative
distro specilized for Linux.
My question is about which Linux distribution to choose for Asterisk. (/me
holds breath) OK, hopefully you're still
Tzafrir Cohen
Envoyé : dimanche 3 juillet 2005 10:14
À : asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Objet : Re: [Asterisk-Users] Linux Distribution for Asterisk server use
Hi
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 08:45:05AM +0200, TWV wrote:
Hello,
Disclaimer: I'm a Debian fan and also maintain a small Debian
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 11:01:44AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi the list !
I totaly agree Tzafrir.
I am an happy Debian user from a while now.
I recommand to my friends to use Testing branch to have the latest packages
(which are stable or near to be stable but usable).
Asterisk is
Hello,
I would recommend Slackware mostly for it's streamlined, minimalist approach
and history of stable distro releases. But with that said, the most
important thing is building a custom streamlined Linux kernel no matter what
distro you use. This can save you bootup time as well as speeding up
Wow,
I just want you to know I am and have been a
Networks Engineer for many years. I started back when Novell was king for
networks. Window and many others have come by and I have setup shop with
them. I still manager and maintain several of my Clients Windows
networks. Almost 3 years
Hrmmm small simple easy to manage, and very clean minimal install -
FreeBSD, if you want linux Id also say Debian
On Sun, 2005-07-03 at 09:16 -0400, Ariel Batista wrote:
Wow,
I just want you to know I am and have been a Networks Engineer for
many years. I started back when Novell was
Just my two cents... but with that ambitious deployment plan, you
shouldn't ask about distros, but rather start interviewing some linux
admins. If you're really planning on deploying all those machines on a
platform foreign to you, the distro is a fraction of your battle.
You'll need to
My question is about which Linux distribution to choose for Asterisk. (/me
holds breath) OK,
hopefully youre still reading, because
whatever you were thinking now, youre thinking wrong! ;)
First of all, I want to make clear that I have read EVERY message and reply
that I could
Quoting TWV [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My question is about which Linux distribution to choose for Asterisk. (/me
holds breath) OK, hopefully you're still reading, because whatever you were
thinking now, you're thinking wrong! ;)
Your email is an excellent example on a well researched question a
On Sunday 03 July 2005 02:45, TWV wrote:
Still, my question was not answered! Mainly because the same answer always
came back: Use the one you are most comfortable with. Well, I already
knew that (linux is linux), but it doesn't apply to my situation at all!
Then you don't understand or
] Linux Distribution for Asterisk server use
Hrmmm small simple easy to manage, and very clean minimal install -
FreeBSD, if you want linux Id also say Debian
On Sun, 2005-07-03 at 09:16 -0400, Ariel Batista wrote:
Wow,
I just want you to know I am and have been a Networks Engineer
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 04:33:29PM +0100, Subhi S Hashwa wrote:
Quoting TWV [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My question is about which Linux distribution to choose for Asterisk. (/me
holds breath) OK, hopefully you're still reading, because whatever you were
thinking now, you're thinking wrong! ;)
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 01:02:08PM -0400, Michael Stahl wrote:
I went with Fedora - great support and eas of use (because of Red Hat
shared tools).
So far so good!
However so far relatively short supported life. Is Fedora Legacy showing
enough signs of life to be an actual source of support?
Quoting Tzafrir Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually this is incorrect: Everybody can provide support for CentOS,
Debian, Gentoo, Slackware, FreeBSD, or whatever. With RedHat or SuSE
you're locked to a single vendor to provide maintinance.
You're already locked in (to Digium)
You're missing my
On Sun, Jul 03, 2005 at 08:06:13PM +0100, Subhi S Hashwa wrote:
Quoting Tzafrir Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually this is incorrect: Everybody can provide support for CentOS,
Debian, Gentoo, Slackware, FreeBSD, or whatever. With RedHat or SuSE
you're locked to a single vendor to provide
On Sunday 03 July 2005 15:06, Subhi S Hashwa wrote:
In a business enviroment, you discovered an undocumented issue with XYZ I
want to have the peace of mind and assurance that I woun't be stuck out in
the cold waiting for a response from a mailing list or getting insults from
someone on irc,
I like Mandrake/Mandriva linux (cooker) - it has asterisk cvs and other
usefull stuff and addons for asterisk (icd, sccp,... ), all prepared as
rpm packages and regularly updated ;-)
PJ
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