On Thursday, January 18, 2001, at 10:41 PM, jeremy brand wrote:
> > Apache doesn't have threading (yet).
> > If your business depends upon it, you may want to take a look at
> > Solaris/Zeus if you are really getting heavy load high traffic.
>
> We serve millions of hits a day off of a small farm of FreeBSD servers
> running Apache+php for our dynamic content. Thttpd for our static
> pages (images, etc).
thttpd is a GREAT server.
I have a phpMyAdmin rpm including thttpd with php support, for easy MySQL
administration of sql servers that don't want/need the weight of apache.
Occasionally I see Alan Cox posting to the thttpd list as well, so it must have
something ;)
I've never used thttpd under heavy load, but everything I gather, it really does quite
well, and it *is* faster than apache.
What would be nice is if you could set up an apache alias to a full url (maybe you
can- i've never tried- but I haven't heard of it either) in the httpd.conf file- as it
would make image and static page serving from thttpd that much easier...
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