Congratulations! Looks really great, nice and fast, too. Gotta love Linux. You ought to try to make an announcement to some news websites, possibly even write up a 'how I used Linux/Open Source to do a really great website in half of the time it would take with that other OS' article for some magazine or something like that. Just a thought. We need more success stories and I can't imagine that it would hurt your revenue to have lots of other people looking at the site. Heck, you might even get paid from the magazine... Have a good weekend, Tony P.S. Chris, I didn't mean to offend you, I apologize. The previous thread was meant to be light hearted and I did offer to help anyone out who needed filter rules set up. I hope you can forgive my enthusiasm. I didn't think that this was on a personal level. I just replied to you because I didn't think the reply needed wide distribution. ----- Original Message ----- From: Bradley Miller To: Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 10:36 AM Subject: PHP driven site finally launched > Whew! I've been on pins and needles for the past few weeks (months) > waiting to get this new site launched. It's finally out there and relies > heavily on Linux/PHP/MySQL. > > http://www.golakeozarks.com > > >From the banner ads to just about every aspect of the site, it's all Linux. > (Ok, except for my real estate and boat engines which are in Cold Fusion > on an NT box but siphon data back to the site via MySQL.) There is a web > cam going up soon (the Axis 2000) that even uses Linux (core > hardware/firmware). If you get a chance, check it out. Any hints or > tips would be appreciated! > > Thanks to everyone who helped me with those little questions here and > there. This site will be advertised in 300 newspapers, USA Today, the KC > Star, St. Louis Dispatch and on radio/TV/etc... It's very exciting to > work on a project this large and with this much exposure. I think it's > time to move to a bigger server. ;-) > > -- Bradley Miller > > > >