Can I run resin and apache on two machines?

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Sure you can. That is, of course, depending on what you mean by "run ... on two machines"?

By the way, I noticed that your display name "gdsean" does not comply with our naming policy, so I'll have to ask you to click the My Profile link next to the moose head, go to "View/Update Profile", and change the "Publicly Displayed Name" field into something compliant with the policy.

Thanks. And welcome to the 'ranch!

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thanks,I've modified my display name

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