On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 10:31 AM, Global Homes Webmaster wrote:
Unless you need OS X Server for other things (AFS,
Netboot, etc.), though, it seems like a huge waste of money just to get a
pretty GUI for freely available software.
Maybe, maybe not.
I have downloaded all the software required to install apache, mysql php postfix courier squirrelmail
to build a robust freeware webmail system,
and between them the pdf manuals alone total about 2000 pages but I don't think I need to worry about half of them ;-).
If there was a one click install of everything else I could deal with PHP and Squirrelmail myself as they are the least difficult. I've been using web* and SIMS and all the other OS9 era stuff for 6 years and the downloaded "howto" on linking postfix/courier/mysql got pretty thick as I was reading it last night.
A nice GUI would be worth some dough to me.
M./
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