Ubuntu for servers
Gary
gary at sergievsky.cpmc.columbia.edu
Tue Jul 11 13:52:47 UTC 2006
Changing the subject line, because the previous one is misleading and
not to the point. Of course, Ubuntu is excellent for servers. The
problem is the disk partitioning software used as part of the
installation. If you want anything but a simple root partition with a
swap partition on a single disk drive, it is not easily achieved. That's
what you get with automatic partitioning. For servers, this is not
generally acceptable. For server installations, the Red
Hat/Fedora/CentOS installer is very flexible and offers a great many
easily accessible options including LVM. Ubuntu Server is not simple to
set up and quickly ready for production if you want to use the kind of
hard drive partitioning that is usually found on servers.
Gary
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