replies inbetween original... On 11/10/05, Thomas Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Actually your odd question is funny. You're right, it's got machttp running > right now. I have Netpresenz on there and machttp 2.2, but for some reason > netpresenz won't display the images. Maybe I didn't share all the folders > inside the web folder and it can't find the images folder. I'm not sure > about having the hdds spin down. Can you do that under 7.0.1? That > miniscribe makes a lot of noise when it's accessed.
i dunno if its possible to set it to spin down but on a webserver you dont want it to... if the machine is on it needs to be instantly ready to be accessed... if you have vram on and can get away with turning it off do so... also increase your disk cache as big as you can get it without messing something up (both of those will reduce thrashing but with 4mb of ram i dunno how far those methods can be stretched... never used macos in 4mb) as far as the noise itself goes i cant help you there... ive gotten used to the sound of 'crunching' drives... but since its external you may be able to sit it behind the desk or put it in a drawer... may also be possible to hush it up by sitting something rather heavy on it (be carefull not to damage it in your efforts to quiet it down) > > Is there a way to change the 10-Oct-105 thing? I get that on a IIci server I > have, but only some browsers pick that up like Safari. IE on a PC reads it > as 2005. its a bug in the server... IE is more than likely correcting for it... the raw header from the server says 105... i doubt it can/will be fixed... it shouldnt cause any problems... your log files will just look weird... here is the raw header reply; -- $ telnet mightymacplus.no-ip.info 82 Trying 68.218.26.175... Connected to mightymacplus.no-ip.info. Escape character is '^]'. HEAD / HTTP/1.0 HTTP/1.0 200 OK MIME-Version: 1.0 Server: MacHTTP/2.2 Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, 11-Oct-105 08:26:58 GMT Last-Modified: Monday, 10-Oct-105 21:15:03 GMT Content-type: text/html Content-length: 3195 Connection closed by foreign host. -- you can do that yourself with any telnet client just hit enter twice after typing; HEAD / HTTP/1.0 (i think its case sensitive i dunno) works with any web server just make sure you specify the port to the telnet client or it will default to 23... > > One other questions. I have a Mac512 modified with a Dove 2mb upgrade and > scsi port coming out of the battery slot. I hooked the 512 up to the > external hd and it booted system 7.0.1 and I was able to open "about this > mac" and then it froze. I assume sys 7.0.1 doesn't work with a 512. So is > there any webserver software that runs under system 6.0.8? I'm sure the 2mb > would be enough. ive never even seen a mac 512 (other than pictures) let alone tinkered with one... never messed around with any system version older than 7.1 either (and if possible i upgrade to 7.5) ive also never messed with any server software on the mac... any mac... i dont even have any macs in use anymore... so i cant help you there... sorry :/ but i do know that when it comes to webservers (or any kind of server) you want as much ram as possible (i doubt 2mb will cut it unless you trim to os down to nearly nothing) and to avoid the use of vram/swap like the plague... an example would be the server thats linked in my .sig .... its a 60mhz 1st generation pentium system with 103mb of ram and swap disabled.. this configuration (linux) can handle roughly 120 requests per second over a 10base2 connection... back when it had only 32mb of ram and swap turned on it couldnt get anywhere near that... (ps the page still says it only has 32mb of ram and other hardware thats no longer present... i need to update that 'site' in a really bad way...) note: its not online between noon and 9 CST (i dont have dsl or cable and the modems wall wart is plugged into a lamp timer so that the other folk that live here can use the phone too ;) ) ok... im way overtired and am just rambling now... gnite... > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Samual Acorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Vintage Macs" <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 3:03 AM > Subject: Re: Mac Plus Server > > > works... seems to be sluggish respond to initial http requests but > once its going it speeds along decently... (you dont have the hdds set > to spin down after a ceartain time do you?) > > one odd question; > on the page downloaded from the plus itself you have a link to the > webserver software you claim it is running; netpresenz > yet the server identifies itself as machttp 2.2... > did you change this string in the servers config or does netpresenz > just identify itself as machttp by default... > > one more thing that i found humorous.... it reports the page as last > modified on 10-Oct-105.... the y2k bug strikes again ;) > > > On 10/10/05, Thomas Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > > > Just wanted to do a test run on the Mac Plus I got running as a web > > server. > > Thanks to everyone's help with getting this thing up. Now all I have to do > > is get some useful content on it. > > Just remember, it's REALLY slow, so it takes a while to load. > > > > http://mightymacplus.no-ip.info:82/ > > > > Cheers > > Thomas Burns > > > > -- > --sam > http://mephitus.renamon.org/ > "When you've done something right, no one will be sure you've done > anything at all." -- Futurama > -- -- --sam http://mephitus.renamon.org/ "When you've done something right, no one will be sure you've done anything at all." -- Futurama -- -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... 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