khttpd is an absolute must if you want to thrash Microsoft IIS on benchmarks
!!!
Having put that aside, I can see khttp's use everywhere, even if it is only
for 20% perf improvement. If I can improve anything by 20% I am game.
The real trick is to make the administration simple. You don't want to be
administring kttpd, Apache and Tomcat differently, which is what you would
need to put together an Enterprise web server.
I have been using the IBM HTTP Server, which is Apache rebadged and with an
added administration server where you can administer Apache via a web page.
I wish they would make this available back to Apache and make it standard.
-- Aravind
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jeff Waugh
> Sent: Thursday, 9 March 2000 23:33
> To: Adam Kennedy
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [SLUG] Oh... on the subject of khttpd
>
>
> Quoting Adam Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > As someone on the Linux Mindcraft challenge
> > team said, "And we all know how heavily the world is
> moving to static
> > content".
>
>
> You'd be surprised! I've recently modified a site to
> automagically generate static pages, instead of serving
> the dynamic pages directly. Slashdot does this too -
> it's much more efficient. Until we see intelligent
> agents and interoperability features in web sites
> (standard XML-based queries etc), I think this will be a
> popular course... At least you get on the search
> engines!
>
>
> > I would guess khttpd could find a lot of work in
> phones and fridges
> > though...
>
>
> My fridge could certainly do with a web server! Very
> true though - khttpd is great for embedded applications
> ("I want a web server on my mobile too").
>
>
> - Jeff
>
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