On 30/01/2011, at 10:38 AM, John Carrieri wrote: > I'm not sure if you gave all this info. > > 1. Was this the Apache Version that came with the Mini?
Yes, or at least it's the Apache that came with the Snow Leopard upgrade disc. > I thought you said yes, and if so and this is a new one, Apple should > support it. I'm sure they will, but I figure it is something I've done in the last 5 years that has stuffed it up and figured this might be the group to turn to. > 2. If this is not a new mini, is it an intel or pc one and I've > had to strip out 64 bit code to get Apache to run on older ppc machines > and just want to see exactly what architecture you are using. I assume > it's Intel based as I ssee the X86 type. Intel. > 3. Another Option is the Xserver license from Apple which includes > an Apache build and really nice admin tools and functions. When you say Xserver license are you referring to 'OSX Server'? I expect future servers will be 'Mac mini Server' but this just running the vanilla version of the OS. Buying another OSX Server license would be overkill when a properly configured Snow Leopard will do the job. > 4. To note while Apple is discontinuing the Xserve 1U flat server, > they are still selling Xserver in a MacPro tower configuration and > mini configuration. > I'm familiar with Apple's offerings. Wayne ---------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [email protected] with "unsubscribe witango-talk" in the body.
