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ahh isee.<br />
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Thanks wesley<br />
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Just read the question you're working on - Java vs TC .. interesting !!
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ahh isee.

Thanks wesley

Just read the question you're working on - Java vs TC .. interesting !!

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I'm setting up a server to match a web server configuration.<br />
<br />
When I go to the CentOs site, head to downloads &amp;&nbsp;go into an FTP <br />
there are the following folders:<br />
centosplus<br />
contrib<br />
extras<br />
fasttrack<br />
isos<br />
os<br />
updates<br />
<br />
Clearly, its not updates, but a lot of the folders have the same folder architecture/contents and the os folder. <br />
<br />
Are they different builds or something ??<br />
<br />
I want to replicate a dedicated server I have with InMotion Hosting so I can test updates to a web application. I already have the same desktop our staff uses - now I want to build an additional web server to I can mirror the production set up.<br />
<br />
Which folder do I use ??? <br />
<br />
Thanks Experts <br />
<br />
(any info you would like to send my way is much appreciated as well. I've only ever done LAMP setups with Ubuntu server 10)
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I'm setting up a server to match a web server configuration.

When I go to the CentOs site, head to downloads & go into an FTP 
there are the following folders:
centosplus
contrib
extras
fasttrack
isos
os
updates

Clearly, its not updates, but a lot of the folders have the same folder architecture/contents and the os folder. 

Are they different builds or something ??

I want to replicate a dedicated server I have with InMotion Hosting so I can test updates to a web application. I already have the same desktop our staff uses - now I want to build an additional web server to I can mirror the production set up.

Which folder do I use ??? 

Thanks Experts 

(any info you would like to send my way is much appreciated as well. I've only ever done LAMP setups with Ubuntu server 10)

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