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Subject: Differences between 4.11 & 5.3
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Hello All
I am thinking of installing FreeBSD for webserver, mailserver & webmail.
I have read about Stable & Current though I am still confused about the 
differences.
Is 4.11 most appropriate for a server open to the internet?
What are the opinions here?
Thanks