Agreed.  It's silliness.

My, oh my.  They've done it now.  It must be time to move back to FreeBSD?
 I really didn't want to do that.  I was convinced that Red Hat would have
eternally had Linux freely available.  I'm still going to dive into Core 1
and see what goes.  There's nothing like moving a production server to a
test OS for a week or so and seeing what happens, yeah?

-Ryan Beisner

> No experience with Fedora, but if you go with RHEL version 3, be aware
> that RedHat pulled out the database servers (both mysql and postgresql),
>  apparently for inclusion in an as-yet-unreleased add-on product, so be
> prepared to roll your own or grab them from non RH sources if required.
>
> Apparently, no one runs any php/mysql websites on RedHat systems, or
> maybe they just like alienating their customer base (they've sure been
> annoying me!  Not just with the removal of the SQL servers, but with
> their total lack of mentioning such a major step in *ANY* online manual,
>  migration guides, readme files, etc).
>
> --
> Charles Steinkuehler
> charles@steinkuehler.net
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