Mike -- I'd be interested in helping out with such a document. I run
apache on various linux boxes for www.student.com and www.tvgrid.com and
friends. We used to use NT way way way back in the day (i.e. 1995) so I
don't think my "migration" knowledge (basically toss it out and start
over) will be very useful, but I could definitely help out with some
configuration stuff and analysis of different dynamic page delivery
systems (PHP, mod_perl, CGI, etc.)

-dave


Michael Anderson wrote:
> 
> There are several advocacy sites for Linux around, probably
> others for other unices, and probably also for Apache, though
> I'm not currently aware of it. I'm going to look around at whats
> available.
> 
> What I have in mind is a highly-structured credible-looking
> document along the lines of the MS document, with detail
> technical info. as well as general guidelines and case
> studies.
> 
> If you're interested, do the same research, and we'll make
> contact in a few days. We may be reinventing the wheel ...
> 
> There's probably a better mailing list for this discussion -
> suggestions?
> 
> Ed Korthof wrote:
> 
> > I'd love to write up some copy providing business reasons for switching
> > from IIS to Apache on Unix -- not that it's a hard topic to cover. ;)
> 
> Regards,
> --
> Mike Anderson
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