User talk:Bor - Revision history

Bor at 18:25, 3 November 2007

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Bor at 17:42, 3 November 2007

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Bor at 17:41, 3 November 2007

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Bor: New page: Hello there My name is Borovcnik Peter, using Unix's for over 20 years now. Since linux appeared at the unix world, it took only few years to blow away nearly every classical unix drivat...

2007-11-03T17:39:57Z

New page: Hello there My name is Borovcnik Peter, using Unix's for over 20 years now. Since linux appeared at the unix world, it took only few years to blow away nearly every classical unix drivat...

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Hello there

My name is Borovcnik Peter, using Unix's for over 20 years now.

Since linux appeared at the unix world, it took only few years to blow away nearly every classical unix drivates. On the late 90's some of our customers this time, run into the problem of having business-critical unix environements, while the main supplier has broken down too.

I was already playing arround with slakeware, redhat and suse, trying to fit all our customers requierements into one of those distibutions. I run into many problems, specially in getting up a running zope instance.
While working on all this stuff, i found the wonderfull documents of linuxfromscratch, and suddenly weblinux was born. Basically a 60kb bash script, containing all downloadadresses of sourcecode, doing all the crosscompile steps resulting in a functional bootserver (only chrootet this time), waking up a waiting notebook to proove the whole thing.

Could it be that easy ? ... yes it is that easy !

Today, webLinux has changed to fully functional graphical environments, using VServer when ever is needed.
I'm watching TV inside virtual Servers, fully configured by autosensing mechanisms, my whole ISP solution is running on several physikal engines, but all services are kept within the virtual environments.

It's really the missing thing within the original kernel.

Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows

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	Currently, I'm running weblinux 4.4.3, linux 2.6.22.10, Vserver 2.2.0.5, kde 3.5.0		Currently, I'm running weblinux 4.4.3, linux 2.6.22.10, Vserver 2.2.0.5, kde 3.5.0

−	Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer, everbody working on GPL stuff and anyone else, giving help in building a better world.	+
		+	Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer, everbody working on GPL stuff and anyone else, giving help in building a better world ...
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		+	... and may be, I get some help on weblinux one day ...

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 It's really the missing thing within the original kernel.
-Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows
+Currently, I'm running weblinux 4.4.3, linux 2.6.22.10, Vserver 2.2.0.5, kde 3.5.0
 [http://weblinux.ch weblinux.ch] - [http://prounix.ch proUnix.ch] - [http://rentahost.ch rentAhost.ch]

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	Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows		Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows

−	[http://weblinux.ch weblinux.ch] - [http://prounix.ch proUnix.ch] - [http://rentahost.ch]	+	[http://weblinux.ch weblinux.ch] - [http://prounix.ch proUnix.ch] - [http://rentahost.ch rentAhost.ch]

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	Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows		Many thanks to Herbert Hölzl, to everbody contributing something, somewhere inside Linux VServer and everbody working on GPL stuff, to free the world .... of what everbody knows
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		+	[http://weblinux.ch weblinux.ch] - [http://prounix.ch proUnix.ch] - [http://rentahost.ch]

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 Since linux appeared at the unix world, it took only few years to blow away nearly every classical unix drivates. On the late 90's some of our customers this time, run into the problem of having business-critical unix environements, while the main supplier has broken down too.
-I was already playing arround with slakeware, redhat and suse, trying to fit all our customers requierements into one of those distibutions. I run into many problems, specially in getting up a running zope instance.
+I was already playing arround with slakeware, redhat and suse, trying to fit all our customers requirements into one of those distibutions. I run into many problems, specially in getting up a running zope instance.
 While working on all this stuff, i found the wonderfull documents of linuxfromscratch, and suddenly weblinux was born. Basically a 60kb ([http://live.weblinux.ch/dot/bin/newroot newroot]) bash script, containing all downloadadresses of sourcecode, doing all the crosscompile steps resulting in a functional bootserver (only chrootet this time), waking up a waiting notebook to proove the whole thing.
 Could it be  that easy ? ... yes it is that easy !
-Today, webLinux has changed to fully functional graphical environments, using VServer when ever is needed.
+Today, webLinux has changed to fully functional graphical environments, using VServer when ever is needed, and of course, having it's own package management script (70KB).
-I'm watching TV inside virtual Servers, fully configured by autosensing mechanisms, my whole ISP solution is running on several physikal engines, but all services are kept within the virtual environments.
+I'm watching TV inside virtual Servers, fully configured by autosensing mechanisms, my ISP solution is running on several physical engines, but all services are kept within the virtual environments.
 It's really the missing thing within the original kernel.