Server Software...

[Canadian Eh?]

By personal I mean having my own server to host public sites.

[CanaBalistic]

By personal I mean having my own server to host public sites.

Your ISP isnt going to like the extra bandwidth you'll be using. You should first ask your ISP about bandwidth limits and over charges.

If you want to host public sites, you'd be better off buying a $5-$15 a month hosting package.

I thought you wanted a small personal website that you can host your images on, have your own low-traffic website, ect.

[Canadian Eh?]

lol. when I meant public, I just meant having a little site to put some files on etc. for my friends to have a look (low traffic) at without stupid sub-domains, like whatever.freesites.com or something...I looked into that Grandma's LAMP, sounds cool. might give it a try.

[Canadian Eh?]

http://www.keyfocus.net/kfws/<---Good One?

[Airbozo]

http://www.keyfocus.net/kfws/<---Good One?

After a quick read through the site it sound like what you are looking for. I did not go through all the install stuff, but it looks simple.

[Canadian Eh?]

thanks!..

[yazeed1906]

Here is a tutorial based on CentOS (which is based on fedora core); http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_centos_4.3

can personally vouch for this set up.... works great...

[.Maleficus.]

I found a guide on Bit-Tech about a Xubuntu server. I'm trying it out on my server here (have it set up in a cardboard box) and I'll post back the results. From what I read it looked pretty easy, so I'm hoping for some good results.