I know the sense of many folks using Fedora is that it isn't appropriate for production systems -- but despite this, I've used it in production servers since FC1, and I'm not displeased with the results. Does anyone else use Fedora on production servers? -Scott _______________________________________________ server mailing list server <at> lists.fedoraproject.org https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/server
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Hello, What's the roadmap for Puppet more recent version to be part of Fedora? Current puppet version is 0.25.5 which is 1,5 year old. Same thing for EPEL. Puppet version jumped to 2.6 after 0.25.5 and is now 2.7. Whatever the latter change meant for the distrib in terms of dependencies, I haven't found anything relevant in discussion groups/bugzilla. Regards
Hi all, the page https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/Server/ServersOverview_alpha is now created via an script, which is cureently run by hand and copy and paste to the wiki. I hope i can use the python mediawiki api to build an script which build the page and subpages on an cron job once a week. If ypu wanne help, please visit the page below https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/Server/ServersOverview_alpha/pending and fillin as much as you canBest wishes Joerg
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Hello all, my Name is Joerg Stephan and work as a Sysadmin at an Research Facility in Germany. I'am using Linux since RedHat 5.1 after a virus crashed my "other" OS. Maybe because of my work i'am interested in server systems, so i thought it could be a good idea to join the ServerSIG. On IRC you can find me in the #fedora-server channel as johe or johe| work (depends on where i'am
Hi, I am slowly creating a list of server packages (or application) that can be installed without any interference with desktop libraries or other stuff. The procedure is simple - run "yum install <foo>" in a minimal installation and see what happens
I often see problems like in bug#507406 [1] because I run lighttpd on some servers. Like the report says, having a separate group for web servers like 'www' or 'www-data' like debian does would go a long way for commonly installed packages. How do others feel about this? Should we shoot for a feature for F13? What kind of problems are we going to run into with changing the group in all the web packages? What can we do to help people with the upgrade? -Doug [1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=507406
> headset001: >> I use a 500 MHz 4GB HDD system to run Fedora 11. >> I want to use it as a router, web server and php, c++, mysql >> development environment, console only. I do not need printers, >> graphics, electronics design, dial-up support on it. I use vim, >> ssh, samba, iptables, NetworkManager for initial config. I would >> stop using mail server. Is this a case for recommending the AOS spin, and then adding packages from there ? <http://spins.fedoraproject.org/> Quote : The AOS (The Appliance Operating System) is a scaled down version of Fedora with a small footprint containing only the packages necessary to run an appliance. -- -- Charles Dostale System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications http://www.silveroaks.com/ 824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
I use a 500 MHz 4GB HDD system to run Fedora 11. I want to use it as a router, web server and php, c++, mysql development environment, console only. I do not need printers, graphics, electronics design, dial-up support on it. I use vim, ssh, samba, iptables, NetworkManager for initial config. I would stop using mail server. These are the groups currently installed: Administration Tools Authoring and Publishing Base Development Libraries Development Tools Dial-up Networking Support Electronic Lab Fonts Graphics Hardware Support Input Methods Legacy Fonts Mail Server MySQL Database Network Servers Printing Support Server Configuration Tools System Tools Text-based Internet Web Server Windows File Server The problem is that they eat up 90% of my only working partition, that is, almost 3GB. Can you please suggest a way I can free a few hundreds of MB on HDD? The problem is that, every time I try to remove the most useless group, I lose basic functionality, like NetworkManger or samba client. I hope that maybe you could suggest a solution to render my system usable for the next months, updates and some reasonably small c++ programming included. Thank you in advance.
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