Ron Bickers wrote:
Except that I don't have Apache installed anymore. :-) I know at one time it
did not report Zope, but that may have been way back before I was using
mod_proxy.
I see that the ozzope.org Plone site reports Apache. So they must not be
using mod_proxy, yes?
Porbably both
On 2/16/06, Ron Bickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu February 16 2006 03:31, you wrote:
http://www.lighttpd.net/
How many millions of people use this a day?
I have no idea. Far less than use Apache, of course, but the number appears
to be growing steadily.
The netcraft survey for
On Fri February 17 2006 04:32, Martijn Pieters wrote:
The netcraft survey for February counted 21699 instances of lighttpd;
Zope was counted 41656 times:
http://survey.netcraft.com/Reports/200602/
The numbers are those seen by Netcraft during January.
Lighttpd is barely three years old.
Ron Bickers wrote:
Both lighty and Apache use OpenSSL.
Good point ;-)
I'm using it and haven't seen any
battlefield casualties so far. ;-) Apache has its share of (even recent)
security issues, including some related to mod_ssl.
Honestly, I see that as a good thing! It's a bit like the
On 2/17/06, Ron Bickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed that my lighttpd server that proxies to Zope responds as
Zope/ZServer, not lighttpd. If I recall, Apache said Apache. There must be
many more Zopes than netcraft shows, right?
No, Zope behind Apache with ProxyPass also reports as
On Fri February 17 2006 05:19, Martijn Pieters wrote:
On 2/17/06, Ron Bickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed that my lighttpd server that proxies to Zope responds as
Zope/ZServer, not lighttpd. If I recall, Apache said Apache. There
must be many more Zopes than netcraft shows, right?
Ron Bickers schrieb:
On Fri February 17 2006 05:19, Martijn Pieters wrote:
...
Ok. I thought it was reporting Apache for me before, but I don't recall for
sure. Does using mod_rewrite with [P] report the same?
Yes, and its working internally identically :-)
Apache as frontend proxy
On Fri February 17 2006 14:05, Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Apache as frontend proxy returning apache must be a common
urban legend. This pops up from time to time albeit
its so easy to check and make sure ;-)
Except that I don't have Apache installed anymore. :-) I know at one time it
did not
Ron Bickers wrote:
On Wed February 15 2006 02:42, Janusz Zamecki wrote:
The easiest way is to use Apache, but I have reasons to not go that way.
If you don't want big Apache, lighttpd is small and has made a good SSL
front-end proxy to Zope for me.
http://www.lighttpd.net/
How many
zope napisa?(a):
Hi,
zhttps provides an HTTPS Zserver to Zope-2.9.0. This zope product uses
M2Crypto. I think this may give you a hint towards SSL and Zope-2.9.0
http://www.zope.org/Members/lerouxa/zopehttps
Try it first with test certificates provided with
On Wed February 15 2006 02:42, Janusz Zamecki wrote:
The easiest way is to use Apache, but I have reasons to not go that way.
If you don't want big Apache, lighttpd is small and has made a good SSL
front-end proxy to Zope for me.
http://www.lighttpd.net/
--
Ron
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