From: Igor Seletskiy (iseletsk_at_psoft.net)
Date: Fri 02 Apr 2004 - 19:37:38 BST
Host doesn't have to be RedHat, only kernel is based on redhat kernel
instead of generic linux kernel. You can compile redhat kernel on debian
or any other linux. Not sure how it is on debian, but on gentoo you can
select among kernels to use - and one of them is redhat kernel. The
thing itself can run on any distribution.
Same goes for what is inside the VPS.
Dan Winfield wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
>
>>Anyway - I find the features that FreeVPS describes cool,
>>especially since we use VServer for commercial hosting I
>>could really use them, but I do not like the idea of having
>>to use a specific kernel, and I am also not very confident
>>about the direction of the FreeVPS team. If PSoft folds
>>tomorrow, that will be the end of it it seems. FreeVPS does
>>not appear to be a community project. There is no FreeVPS
>>mailing list, no discussion of its architecture and
>>direction, just continuos announcements about features.
>
>
> I use vserver but I must say that I would consider using FreeVPS
> regardless of the link to psoft. It is better it being available open
> source than as a closed source product. If Psoft folds at least the
> source is available and someone can pick it up again.
>
> Is it easy to run Debian inside a VPS with FreeVPS? I know the host has
> to be RedHat.
>
> Dan
>
>
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