Terry Johnson wrote:
Hey to the tutors. I am a newbie of course about the only background is
some old qbasic and very little c and perl. I have been wanting to write
 my own Web Server Program and when I saw a few times mentioned around
python about it I am starting to check into it. If the is anyone who has
done such a thing or can oint me in the best direction for learning
about it please respond. Thanks in Advance

There are many options for doing this. For a very simple server you might look at the standard library modules mentioned by Lutz; there is also a CGIHTTPServer module. You can also write CGI programs in Python for use with another web server such as Apache. Basic information about writing CGI's in Python is here:
http://www.python.org/topics/web/basic-cgi.html


Beyond that, the options multiply. This web page lists many of them:
http://www.python.org/moin/WebProgramming
Snakelets is one that is oriented toward ease of learning.
Quixote, CherryPy and Twisted are probably the most popular.

If you give us some more information we might be able to help you narrow down the options a little. Is this just for fun and learning or will it be a production site eventually? Do you want to create dynamic content or just serve static web pages?

Ultimately though the selection is a matter of finding an alternative you are 
comfortable with.

Kent

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