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Revision as of 16:49, 6 December 2012
ASL 3.2 Supported Distributions
ASL is supported with the latest up to versions of the Linux distributions listed below. This means that the systems need to be fully patched for ASL to work correctly:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6
CentOS 5 and 6
Cloudlinux 5 and 6
Scientific Linux 5 and 6
Trixbox
Amazon EC2 with RHEL and Centos (5 and 6). We do not support AMI and other customized distributions on EC2.
UnSupported Distributions
These distributions were previously supported, but are no longer supported (they are end of life by the OS vendor). Although updates and builds may still be available for these platforms, they are not supported and we do not recommend you use them.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 and 4
CentOS 3 and 4
Fedora
Special notes for VPS servers
VPS servers do not have their own kernel, instead a VPS is actually a "sub"system shaving the host servers one kernel. Therefore, when installing ASL into a VPS you will not be able to install the kernel into the VPS.
