Fedora Core 4

[Julian Field]

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Fedora is not generally considered suitable for production servers, 
partly due to its short lifetime and partly due to lack of commercial 
support.

I would always recommend a long-lasting package so that you don't end up 
rebuilding the server in a year's time when you can't get updates for it 
any more.

Gerry Maddock wrote:

>Why dont you suggest Fedora?  What's wrong w/it? I use Fedora 3 on my
>mailserver. Just installed 4 on my laptop and some home computers for
>testing.
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>>Philip Parsons wrote:
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>>>I am going to be building a new mail box and was wondering if anyone has
>>>used Fedore 4 yet for an install and is using it in production.
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>>I'd personnaly go with CentOS 4 or a similar RHEL clone, unless you need
>>some features only available in fedora.
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>>Ugo
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