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Am moving to a could server, which means I can add extra ram and processors at will.
Here is my question which of unix or linux, works best with UbbThreads?
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linux flavor won't matter.. i've mostly seen CentOS, but that doesn't force any issue 
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I prefer CentOS myself, it's a Debranded Redhat Enterprise Linux distribution.
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Debian for me. This is like asking what's your favorite flavor of Ice Cream.
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Debian for me. This is like asking what's your favorite flavor of Ice Cream. Vanilla!
"No matter where you go, there you are."
"If you can't do something smart, Do something right"
"There are three kinds of people in the world, those who can count, and those who can't"
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thanks... in some softare i have to have public_html to go to the domain (not server) root others have to hae httpdocs or something similiar, the default cloud server from one and one uses CentOS but I an change that to a few other ones am not sure Debian is an option.
What is the best way to move everything over without killing a bunch of home bandwidth up?
Am using a mac
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OK just reading how to move... sounds more fun if one understands stuff.
ANyone willing to move this for $100.00 or less?
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thanks will respond to the email..
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got it.. will have a looksee 
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thanks... in some softare i have to have public_html to go to the domain (not server) root others have to hae httpdocs or something similiar, the default cloud server from one and one uses CentOS but I an change that to a few other ones am not sure Debian is an option.
What is the best way to move everything over without killing a bunch of home bandwidth up?
Am using a mac Stan i'm not sure if your going dedicated with one and one, but the reason i moved away from them a while back was because they could not support a database over 100mb in size, have as many databases as you want but if it was 100mb that was it. That was on shared hosting.
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the VPS give you full control over what you have there. the 100 mg limit was a pain in the neck.
They actually did the move for me... it was like I was dealing with another company...
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