ram wrote:

Hi

How about FC5 and RHEL 4.0 ?

Ram

On 8/7/06, *Weiter Leiter* <bp4mls@googlemail.com mailto:bp4mls@googlemail.com> wrote:

While not necessary the best performer, debian seems to be the
choice of most developers; consequently, you might have the least
troubles if you choose it.

WL.

On 8/6/06, *ram* < talk2ram@gmail.com <mailto:talk2ram@gmail.com>>
wrote:

Hi all

What is the best OS to install Open SER on.
and its very stable for Prepaid and Post paid

Iam trying to install on FC5 or RHEL 4.0

FC5: no guaranteed security bug fixes RHEL4: updates costs $$$$

regards klaus

Expert coments will be apprciated

Ram

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I have found Slackware to be perfectly stable for anything I try, and am using it for my proxies. And, it's free.

Mike

On Monday 07 August 2006 02:47, Martin Klisch wrote:

...

Hi all

What is the best OS to install Open SER on. and its very stable for Prepaid and Post paid

Solaris? :)

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