[CLUE-Tech] [CLUE TALK] Using Open Source for commercial purposes

[Adam Bultman]

My company is rather small, but uses Apache/linux/postgreSQL for 
everything.  A better case might be gospelcom ( www.gospelcom.net ), who 
run, as far as I know, all linux for all services hosted there.  And they 
have a LOT of traffic.  My roommate, and a handful of friends work there, 
and they run a tight ship. You might try talking with someone there.  They 
are currently moving ISPs soon, too, to another shop that enjoys running a 
lot of linux (and windows only where necessary).  

Gospelcom is mostly a RH based setup.  RH/apache/mysql/qmail/djbdns, etc.

Adam

-- 
adamb at glaven.org
[ www.glaven.org ]

On Thu, 2 Jan 2003 rknech at pcisys.net wrote:

> Currently the company I work for uses Apache for our webserver and my group is
> trying to put together a business case for implimenting an Open Source solution
> corporate wide. Go to using Tomcat etc..  One big thing I am trying to find out
> is  there an issue with using Open Source software for comercial purposes.  Say
> using Apache, Tomcat etc.. for a comercial website.  Does anyone know any good
> url's that have information on this or can anyone directly point me to a good
> url that can answer this question.  We already use Apache, xerces, castor, we
> have one "test website" up and running on Tomcat, this site was originally a
> Webshere/Visual Age for Java website.  Now running in Tomcat.  We use ATG's
> Dynamo for the main website, and my group would like to move to tomcat and using
> JSP.
> 
> Any help would be apprieciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
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