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Date: | Mon, 21 Jul 1997 22:15:29 -0400 |
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The NCSA Freeware is great for "cutting ones teeth" the world of web
servers that are POSIX compliant. Lars points out the not-so-great
points of the fact that it's not great with CGI scripts (even under
5.0) and it does not allocate a server pool, which means that each
incoming user must wait his or her turn for the one connection
available. Definately not good for a high-use site.
BUT - if you're new to this, and want to play with a web server
that's free and get your feet wet, you can't beat the price.
Apache or QWEBS is what you want for production-class services...
Each has their place, but both perform like troopers :-)
Cheers,
Joe
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