Which OS does your vB instance run on?

**Chillyware** · Thu 22 May '08, 8:45am

forks fine on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Version 5

**rellek** · Sun 25 May '08, 1:51pm

Well... I clicked Fedora.

Actually it's a Red Hat 7 (updated of course), but that was not offered

**David Grove** · Tue 27 May '08, 3:46am

My site runs on a custom Debian 3.1 setup (not in the poll, so I haven't voted).

**siutao** · Fri 6 Jun '08, 8:28pm

CentOS Enterprise Linux, Version 4

**Paul M** · Tue 10 Jun '08, 12:24pm

Fedora 4

**yogesh** · Wed 11 Jun '08, 11:06pm

Looks like CentOS is the flavor majority loves

**uberjon** · Fri 13 Jun '08, 5:28am

im not sure to be honest!

probably centos knowing my host (his favorite distro) anyone got a command i can run in SSH lol

**David Grove** · Fri 13 Jun '08, 6:03am

Originally posted by uberjon

im not sure to be honest!

probably centos knowing my host (his favorite distro) anyone got a command i can run in SSH lol

cat /proc/version or uname -a usually works.

**Chousho** · Fri 13 Jun '08, 2:33pm

Originally posted by sockwater

cat /proc/version or uname -a usually works.

That works, but also usually shows the abbreviated version.
You could do
cat /etc/issue
or try
ls /etc/ | grep release

**InvisionTech** · Fri 13 Jun '08, 5:51pm

CENTOS Enterprise 5 i686

**SAT2M** · Wed 18 Jun '08, 12:06pm

Hi
between fedora & centos which one of them is good?

**chitchatter** · Sun 29 Jun '08, 12:21pm

Wow, RedHat & Co. seem to be far ahead of the rest.

I am a die hard FreeBSD fan.

**Hayk** · Tue 8 Jul '08, 9:58am

RedHat CentOS 4.2

**l SKN l CHRIS** · Wed 9 Jul '08, 5:38am

I've run my forum on Debian, CentOS, and Free BSD.

**lovely_vin** · Tue 15 Jul '08, 1:35pm

my vb is currently on Windows 2003 server

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