iGamer
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agreed
I agree, but hence the fact that 99% of the web apps out there are all mySQL and PHP, then i had to run apache.
agreed
Am I the only one here using a Windows server (IIS) to host my PHP (and MySQL)-based websites?
Surely not?
My opinion: Don't use Windows as server solution.
I thought your opinion was just "Don't use Windows"My opinion: Don't use Windows as server solution.
Not if you are running a .net siteI agree each has its mert but I still say Windows as a production web server is not a good idea.
Well I wouldn't do that either, I hate the .net framework.Not if you are running a .net site
Two solutions I would never use myself: CentOS or Windows. But, different strokes for different folks.
I think MS Office is better than any open source solution, and I think it's a great workstation (xp32bitpro or win7.64bit) for cubicle workers.I thought your opinion was just "Don't use Windows"
You guys need to create a self-help group
nginx + php-fpm + XCache + memcached + Sphinx on Linux ftw
What's so bad about CentOS?
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