Believe it (or not) but I had problems with the combination of Red Hat Linux 7.3/9.0 (2.4.20/2.4.18-3 kernels), Dell PowerEdge 1750, and Domino 6.0.3. I wasted a month trying to get it all working together, but the Domino HTTP would perform very, very sluggishly. Apache and PHP worked as expected.
So I went over to the dark side with Windows Server 2003. I hate to admit it, but I am very impressed with it. Domino under Windows Server 2003 feels just as fast as Linux.
Also, I installed Domino Designer on the development server and I can use my PowerBook and Remote Desktop Connection.
Yup, servers are loud. My admin friend told me that some companies make enclosures that will muffle some of the sound.
Believe it (or not) but I had problems with the combination of Red Hat Linux 7.3/9.0 (2.4.20/2.4.18-3 kernels), Dell PowerEdge 1750, and Domino 6.0.3. I wasted a month trying to get it all working together, but the Domino HTTP would perform very, very sluggishly. Apache and PHP worked as expected.
So I went over to the dark side with Windows Server 2003. I hate to admit it, but I am very impressed with it. Domino under Windows Server 2003 feels just as fast as Linux.
Also, I installed Domino Designer on the development server and I can use my PowerBook and Remote Desktop Connection.
Yup, servers are loud. My admin friend told me that some companies make enclosures that will muffle some of the sound.