>>Matthias' last remarks seems to imply that I have to get into Linux if I wanna do that, too.
You will at least need to understand Linux synatx and mechanics. Once you have the basics you've find out there's a whole new world of software available to you. If you want a baptism by fire, find a spare pc and install Redhat - there are other Linux distros but they are too easy to install, you don't get forced into learning things. It's a good idea to have a purpose to install RH, as Linux configurations are generally application specific - there's really no default RH installation. I installed Mapserver just to have a sample application as a goal. It took four weeks to get the box going and the application running. But I learned the mechanics, syntax and the paradigm of compiling support libraries. Building in php and mysql two different ways was a good experience too. Make sure you read the Midgard install docs carefully with respect to those two, btw, it has a dependency on a particular installation mode, cgi I think(?). Don --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
