Andres Gonzalez wrote:
I am designing an embedded linux application. I want the human
interface to this app to be a browser so the user can configure the
application using a browser--like my Linksys wireless router.
Is there a smaller version of Apache out there that I could use for
this? I am thinking that I need something like Apache to serve the
html configuration pages but that is all I really need. I think the
only thing I really need is to be able to serve regular html (text
with some graphics).
I guess I can have Apache running on this app but I think that is a
bit overkill. Anything smaller??
Thanks,
-Andres
If this is going to be in an embedded environment, is it using BusyBox?
BusyBox has a built in httpd functionality. IIRC, it even has some basic
CGI ability. I haven't used it much myself but it should work for what
you want. I just checked by OpenWRT box and the http server it uses is
the one built into BusyBox. Obligatory link.
http://www.busybox.net/downloads/BusyBox.html
Mike
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