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Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: WhiteShepherd on June 02, 2003, 06:33:58 pm
“Furry Tech Talk” is public furry discussion forum for furs who like to talk “Tech” be it computers, programs, or other technical issues.  Truly a furry byte head’s paradise!  Feel free to discuss ideas and talk about your planning and designs.  Ask technical questions when you may need hardware/software support.  But please in return share your knowledge when others are asking questions.  Enjoy!
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: Varg the wanderer on July 21, 2005, 01:46:56 pm
Is this tech as in computers, or does it extend to other areas as well (metal working, woods, auto)?
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: CarLOS on July 21, 2005, 04:33:55 pm
WAHOOOOOOO! :D

A dream come true!
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: on July 23, 2005, 08:15:29 pm
Awesome! I didnt even know this forum exsisted! :D
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: WhiteShepherd on July 23, 2005, 11:41:28 pm
Really questions can be of any kind seeking technical knowldge.  I know a lot of server stuff.  But there are other members here who could answer questions.  Share the knowldge! ;)
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: Artem Rose on July 25, 2005, 12:39:45 am
Oops, that wasnt the place for that to go. x_o



Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: CarLOS on July 25, 2005, 04:51:12 am
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So, since this is my first ever server, I've got a couple of questions.

1. What's a good OS that has plenty of support (Help manuals.), and can perform a large range of processes.
Most, other than the most esoteric OS's are well supported and documented.

Do you want ease of use (Windows), outstanding security (Open or FreeBSD) or bonzer reliability (Linux)?

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2. What's the major difference between a SCSI hdd, versus one that you'll just put in a desktop? I know that there's a physical connection difference, but other than that?

Most people I know use a SCSI in their desktop ;)

For a server, you want SCSI. Most desktops have IDE something or others. They are cheap and good for one or two users or so, but would bog down right quick in a server. IDE's are a good option for backup to the main SCSI.

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3.What are more possibilites that you can use a server for besides the very basics, (Websites, Gaming)?

Depends on what you want the server for. Most used are:

WWW - Apache
FTP - vsFTP or ProFTPd
NNTP server - Leaf
SMTP server - exim
Title: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: NoName on July 25, 2005, 05:09:47 am
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Depends on what you want the server for. Most used are:

WWW - Apache
FTP - vsFTP or ProFTPd
NNTP server - Leaf
SMTP server - exim
I thought Apache was for FTP and SMTP as well as WWW?
Title: Re: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: Siege on June 14, 2008, 08:49:32 pm
The base install of Apache is as httpd. I believe that includes a very simple, web-based ftp method - which does not replace the need for a proper ftpd.
Title: Re: Furry Tech Talk Rules/Mission
Post by: Kobuk on June 14, 2008, 08:59:57 pm
Uh.......you do realise you just replied to a thread that is THREE YEARS OLD?  :o The people you were probably giving answers to (Carlos, and whoever that NoName person originally was. ) no longer visit Furtopia.