Mandrake is my favorite, as well.  I’m no Linux guru by any stretch of the imagination and it was the one that I could get to install with the least amount of problem.  I was able to set up several servers, file, web, email, with very little problem and the distro had excellent GUI tools for administering all of them.

 

They have a cool firewall distro, too, that I use on the home network.

 

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 8:52 AM
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Subject: Re: [smartBridges] APPO internal Mac authentication

 

Martin,
I've tried several distributions for Linux including Red Hat, SuSe, Turbo, and Mandrake.  By far the easiest to get stuff done on is Mandrake.  I would recommend this to you for any services you need to set up.
Good luck!
Sevak


On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 18:07, Blazen Wireless wrote:

Question when using this feature I have 30 macs in there now how much resources does this use up on the radio? Should I make some kind of external radius server instead I am learning Linux and have a redhat machine ready to go and can add a virtual ip on the existing Lan card and load software on it. This will also be serving as my production mail server as well with Spam assassin as soon as I figure out how to the password feature of squirrel mail to work and also get all my other domains on it.
 
Has anyone else set up squirrel mail on this type of OS I can get in and use mail but I want to have users admin their own passwords as well as their own black lists but I control the backend blacklists to filter most all the crap out that I don't want them to get by either domain, IP and or other blacklists.
 
Thanks
 
Martin & Steve
Blazen Wireless

www.blazenwireless.com

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