Is Arch64 good for server?

Hi, I admit it I have used and I'm using Arch 32 on a VPS and on my PC.
Now I have to lease an Intel E6400 based server, so I was wondering if the 64 bit version of Arch is a good choice for a web server. Obviously I need MySQL, PHP, Apache, Perl, Bind, Postfix and other common sever software. Are these softwares in the 64 bit repos? And they work well or there are incompatibility issues and/or other problems?
Last edited by pabloski (2008-04-08 15:35:23)

catwell wrote:The best distro for a server is the one you know best.
I have to agree here. While Arch isn't specialized on stability, if you know the system very well, you can make a good server with it. Especially because Arch doesn't preconfigure, but you install everything yourself, thus know exactly what you have and don't have.
For a server, Arch64 has no disadvantages to Arch32, as you usually use opensource applications like Apache and PHP, which are all available for Arch64. If you need closed source apps, you may need 32 bit libs. For some you can used the lib32- multilib packages from community, some may need a full 32 bit chroot. But this is rare for a server I think.

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