I did not see the answer to the dynamic content question. I ran 400-500 web
sites on a 300 MHz processor until it died. My problems were memory, disk space
and bandwidth. If you are going to use perl or modperl for dynamic content, any
processor you can buy today will probably be fast enough.
I'm the on-line editor of expo, Ball State University's student-run magazine.
We're reviving our Web site, and I've been thinking seriously about running it
off a FreeBSD-based server. However, I'm not sure what kinds of system
requirements I'll have.
The school has roughly 20,000 students and
On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 20:55:59 +0200, Dearment, Alaric J
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm the on-line editor of expo, Ball State University's student-run
magazine. We're reviving our Web site, and I've been thinking seriously
about running it off a FreeBSD-based server. However, I'm not sure
On Sat, Aug 19, 2006 at 02:55:59PM -0400, Dearment, Alaric J wrote:
I'm the on-line editor of expo, Ball State University's student-run magazine.
We're reviving our Web site, and I've been thinking seriously about running
it off a FreeBSD-based server. However, I'm not sure what kinds of
It sounds like you have this older hardware to use, so you can try it and
see. It will likely be a bit under powered for the streaming, and may chug
under the maximum users. With hardware prices at an all time low, you
might want to consider something faster with more capacity, but you can
