[NBLUG/talk] Lazy as can be

[gandalf at sonic.net]

I can certainly work with debian although some of my normal commands aren't there. What is popular for a server these days anyways? I guess ease of upgrade would probably be a good feature for me. I usually use webmin on my other servers for maintenance via yum although pulling up putty windows is my normal interaction. Pulling one up now it's running CentOS 5.9 and it lets me know when packages need to be updated. Looks like 6 is the current version of CentOS though although 5 is supposed to be maintained into 2017.

Wow, I have a server running Fedora 2. But then it's a specific use machine and not really going to need anything new installed.

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 On Fri 01/02/13  4:00 PM , Jordan Erickson jerickson at logicalnetworking.net sent:
> If the array is in working order, one would assume you could detach a
> drive and it will work ;)  Just depends on how much of a potential mess
> you want to get yourself into, though. Better safe than sorry is my
> $0.02.
> I  it check boot on each leg and then do a fresh install replacement on one
> disk then attach the other disk and transfer stuff over?>
> > This would probably be a great time to switch
> flavors. Most of my other servers are centos or fedora. Heck I think I
> still have a cannonfoder Redhat 7.2 machine. >
> >
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