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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Which OS? Post 62834 by zazzybob on Sunday 20th of February 2005 09:20:20 PM
Old 02-20-2005
Smilie

If you install Linux on the server, then the server will be running Linux. If you install Windows, then the server will be running Windows Smilie

Which type of "server" are you aiming to run? i.e. FTP, HTTP (Web), IRC, LDAP, etc.... which services do you wish to make available??

Windows and Linux can both be used as "Server" operating systems - it really depends on exactly what you're trying to achieve - Linux is renowned for being a very stable and (mostly) secure OS.

Cheers
ZB
 
pycocuma(1)							    Addressbook 						       pycocuma(1)

NAME
pycocuma - Pythonic Contact and Customer Management SYNTAX
pycocuma [options] [connection-string] DESCRIPTION
PyCoCuMa (Pythonic Contact and Customer Management) provides a personal information system for addresses, telephone numbers and other data associated with personal contacts (also supports photographic pictures). PyCoCuMa is purely written in Python with a Tk graphical interface. PyCoCuMa is based on an XML-RPC client-server architecture. The server stores its data in compatible vCard (ver. 3.0) files (*.vcf) which can be read by all modern address programs (Evolution, KAddressbook, Outlook, GnomeCard, etc). This manpage documents the PyCoCuMa client (which can also run standalone). OPTIONS
connection-string addressbook filename / server url -h --help show help -c --config location of configuration file (default: ~/.pycocuma) --noconf do not save configuration / preferences -t --type connection type: xmlrpc or file (default: file) --finder open QuickFinder --import import from file/stdin (-) (e.g. vcard:/tmp/John.vcf) --export export to file or stdout (e.g. latex:-) EXAMPLES
pycocuma --type=xmlrpc http://localhost:8810 pycocuma --config=/tmp/pycocumatest.conf --type=file ./addressbook.vcf AUTHORS
PyCoCuMa was written by Henning Jacobs. This manpage was written by Christoph Berg for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others). SEE ALSO
PyCoCuMa home page http://www.srcco.de/pycocuma/ pycocuma-server(1) Debian 0.4.5-5 pycocuma(1)
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