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Old 04-03-2007
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Hi,

I'm a total new beginner to Unix!

I am currently looking to move a website I own from my existing web hosts to Rackspace.

My website currently runs from a server using the FreeBSD UNIX variant operating system but Rackspace seem to think if I move it to them I can still run everything without a hitch with the operating system they use - Red Hat.

As a Unix virgin I have no idea if this is viable or not?

Would really appreciate your comments!

Thanks
 

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