Linux Servers

MySQL 5 Surrejoinder and Rails: schweet!
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #86
Dell: No Plans for Ubuntu Linux Servers - Canonical has plenty of momentum on the desktop, but as Canonical gears up for a server push, one key Ubuntu partner plans to sit on the sidelines. Dell has no ...

A piece of Ruby on a Windows or a Linux plate?
I am a Linux enthusiast. I use Linux on my desktop and usually deploy applications on Linux servers. I know that Linux is fast and reliable. I don’t need proof for that. But I thought that Ruby will perform somehow similar on both ...

News: Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux Application Servers
This is news that ought to bring joy to the heart of any Linux tinkerer. Apparently Cisco has devised a way to turn routers into servers using Linux. ...

Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux App Servers (slashdot)
symbolset writes InternetNews is reporting that Cisco's new Application eXtension Platform turns several models of Cisco switches into Linux application servers. With certified libraries in C, Java and Perl, developers will be able to ...

Sr. UNIX/Linux Systems Administrator - [Intelegra, South Orange - NJ]
This position is primarily responsible for proper implementation, administration, functionality, and 100% user availability of UNIX/Linux servers. This includes technical lead responsibilities of UNIX/Linux secondary support, ...

Linux no longer the cool new kid on the block; so now what?
Linux usage has grown fast over the past several years as the operating system moved from perimeter Web servers to workloads much closer to the heart of the business, while gaining a broad following of contributors and commercial users. ...

Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux App Servers
Forum: Linux Posted By: w1z4rd Post Time: 14-04-2008 at 09:04 AM.

Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux Application Servers
In a surprise move, Cisco opens up its routers to third-party applications.

go back after an update
We will update to the newest release of eDirectory 7.8.3.x on Linux-Servers (OES). We have done one server, but afterward lotus Notes was no longer running. So what will be the fallback-process, if we can't go ahead we the next updates. ...