A long back I am in trap17 again. I am trying configure a web server. Well The information I have is I know the basic administration of red hat linux 9, apache, php and mysql. I have got a public IP address also. I wanna make a web site like acumentech.com. Please help me making it. I wanna have a mail server so that I can have email address like admin@acumentech.com.
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