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"Dave (from the UK)" <see-my-signature@southminster-branch-line.org.uk> writes:

>John Reddie wrote:
>> FWIW, I run a small web-based in-house admin system on an SS20 - it does 
>> have a MySQL/PHP back end but generally there's only ever one active 
>> user at a time. It works just fine.

>Well this forum here.

>http://www.southminster-branch-line.org.uk/phpBB2/

>definatly runs quicker on a U60 than an SS20. Since it is about a local 
>train line, there are not that many users. (In fact, quite a few less 
>now I have a forum - a simple guest book was far more poplular, but a 
>lot more difficult to manage). That phpBB seems to suck the CPU time.

>There is a mysql database for the above, but I think the php code is 
>where the time is spent.

I run some sites on a Cobalt Raq-4, but the mysql databases used by the
phpBB and gallery2 installations on a few of those sites (including my
www.SunShack.org site) all sit on this workstation which is (currently) a
U60 with 2 x 450 Mhz CPU's. It'll soon be replaced with a SunBlade 1000 but
I still need to get fans since the unit came to me with the two main
internal cooling fans removed. Might just rig something up using some spare
92 mm fans but I think the SB1000 has dynamic control of the fan speed so
normal DC fans might not work.

Craig.
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