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Oracle Linux Support

Vinicius Oliveira shared this idea 11 years ago
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Hi

I'm a new Oracle Linux user and would like to use Cpanel over it. I founded some people asking for this also. Is there any movement from you guys to get this done? Is there anything that I could do to help you guys with?

Thanks in advance,

Vinicius Oliveira

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john bill ● 11 years ago

It is good i like it so much see <a href="http://www.oracleconnections.com/groups/">oracle community</a> about the consulting and latest tech info.

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Andres Rivas ● 9 years ago

Support please http://www.oracle.com/us/technologies/linux/product/overview/index.html?ssSourceSiteId=ocomes

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Monarobase ● 9 years ago

What are the advantages of Oracle linux over Cloudlinux or centos ? Do you us it because of their support ?

The only feature I've noticed is their built in ksplice, but there's kernel care for that now...

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Yuri ● 8 years ago

The main advantage currently are the Oracle Unbreakable Kernel (is basically a 4.1 Kernel with some security patches) with a KSplice support embed on it.


But the main reason to cPanel support it is that it's is basically equals to any RHEL, just the kernel differs and there's no reason to not support it.

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NetHosters ● 4 years ago

Now that centos is being killed....this is suddenly a fairly important thing to support.

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Alan Rowley ● 4 years ago

With the death of CentOS8 announced this week please begin support for this OS asap.

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