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From: cpeters@scsn.net (Charles Peters -- Charles Peters)
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Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 21:40:51 +0000
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Subject: Operating System Decision
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I am about to set up a server to place on the internet.  I will be 
offering web hosting, ftp drop box hosting, and e-mail services.  I 
am trying to determine if I should use FreeBSD or Linux.

I will be maintaining the server from a remote location, and it is 
imoportant that the server be rock solid in terms of it's ability to 
remain up and running.  

I have about 15 years of programming and maintenance experience in 
the pc area (novell, etc.).

Any advise on this matter would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Charles Peters

cpeters@scsn.net
Charles A. Peters

Have A Nice Day! ;)