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Is anybody using Novell SuSe SLES 9.x

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whammond

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Has anybody had any experience good or bad with Suse SLES 9.x and Plesk...?
 
I have both 10 and SLES 9.

I have the licensed Novell Package (can get support when needed), and I use SLES 9 on a couple of small client systems.

I suppose there isn't that much difference at the core level, but since I'm open to suggestion and experience, Why 10...?

BTW, I couldn't get the autoinstall to work... "Can't run a binary file"...
 
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