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How To Run A Board Forum Like myBB And SMF in Your Own PC [just for fun]!
How To Run A Board Forum Like myBB And SMF in Your Own PC [just for fun]!
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How To Run A Board Forum Like myBB And SMF in Your Own PC [just for fun]!
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07-07-2010, 11:27 AM,
(This post was last modified: 07-07-2010, 11:28 AM by RichardGv.)
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RE: How To Run A Board Forum Like myBB And SMF in Your Own PC [just for fun]!
(07-07-2010, 05:28 AM)khy Wrote: building linux or unix servers is more stable than the windows' one? Well, IIS is not such a poor server application, and Apache does run on Windows (possibly not as good as the state when it runs on Linux/BSD, though). I think they are both stable enough. However, a Windows server is likely to cost your more (a legal Windows 7 Ultimate license costs you $219, costs as much as my computer). And I'm not so sure whether POSIX filesystem permissions offer more control than Windows permissions. (And Windows of course does not have SELinux! :)) And Apache and PHP may run better on *nix operating systems than on Windows (at least I heard so). So a CentOS, Debian, Gentoo, or FreeBSD server may be better than a Windows server if you plan not to run MsSQL (not MySQL) or ASP.
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