IMHO you would not go wrong with a combination of Linux, Roxen
(http://www.roxen.com) and Mysql - Much Nicer & easier than apache/IIS/nt
roxen has a web based Configuration - supports Mysql out of the box & in real
world situations seems much faster than apache. ( I am not dis'ing apache - it
is a High quality peice of software)
> We are debating mySQL on NT vs Linux. I know linux doesn't have the gui
> overhead and is more stable, but we don't have time to learn
> command line operation on Linux. How much of a preformance loss are we
> looking at for strictly a NT/IIS 4.0 database server vs. Linux/ Apache
> system? Each server is a standalone database server.
>
> What kind of advantages and disadvanteges do each have?
>
> We are running Web Apps from a browser.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sean Hynes
> President - Weblogix
> High-Impact Web Design & Hosting
> http://www.weblogixinc.com
>
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