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Re: WebServer
WEB SERVERS
1)NCSA HTTPd
One of the original HTTP servers.
2)Apache
Currently the de-facto standard Web server. Freely available.
3)Phttpd
A extremely well designed freely available high-performance Web
server.
4)Jigsaw
CERN's new HTTP/1.1 compliant Web server. Written in Java, freely
avaiable.
5)Java Web Server
Formerly named Jeeves. JavaSoft's Web server implementation.
6)BOA
A small single threaded concurrent HTTP server. Freely available.
7)thttpd
The Tiny/Turbo/Throttling HTTP server. Not full featured,
commercial. Allows server administrator to specify maximum byte
transfer rate on groups of URLs.
8)Roxen A commercial Web server written in Pike, and interpreted
language.Formerly known as Spinner.
9)Zeus A commercial Web server with excellent performance.
10)Netscape Enterprise
Netscape's feature rich Web server, supported on both NT and UNIX
systems.
11) WWWserver
very small experimental tcl based Http server
12) chttpd
a very small / portable webserver. It's
an improvement off of dhttpd
13) dhttpd
Personal Web Page Server
A simple web page server intended for personal usage.
Among it's features, dhttpd supports cached browsers,
customized error messages, and low profile memory
usage and little hard disk space. Nice code for
peeking at the internal workings of an http daemon.
Known to compile and run on both Linux and SunOS.
14) Dune Webserver
A simple webserver for Linux, intended for personal use.
Its features include:
- Minimal use of resources
- Customizable error messages
- Logging
- Multiuser, so that anyone can have ~/public_html (can be
changed also) and serve their own pages.
15)CERN httpd 3.0 binary with term support
This version of CERN httpd built with term support. Intended
for use as a proxy server for people who cannot get
netscape to work directly over term. Use proxy options
in netscape to point at httpd on local host, httpd will
use term to access the WWW.
16)httpd 1.3R server
NCSA's Hypertext WWW server, complied for gnu/linux
17)The Locomotive Application Server
Production-ready, scalable web application server
environmentfor building sophisticated, dynamic web sites. Runs on Java 1.1, 1.2, or
1.3, is completely Java Servlet 2.1 compliant, supports
several JavaServer Pages (JSP) 1.0 libraries, comes with a built-in web server (you can
optionally use the Locomotive with Apache or other popularweb servers),
and has database integration for quickly creating a web application.
18)PWS
Frontend for the mathopd personal web server
A easy-to-use web serving package.
19)scache
Smart Cache is full featured proxy cache server.
Can cache ANY pages and make them available for offline
browsing.
20) shellver
Small and simple www server written in bash, running from
inetd
21) WWWOFFLE
World Wide Web Offline Explorer
A proxy HTTP/FTP server for computers with dial-up internet
access.
- Caching of pages viewed while connected for review
later.
- Browsing of cached pages while not connected, with the
ability
to follow links and mark other pages for download.
- Downloading of specified pages non-interactively.
- Monitoring of pages for regular download.
- Multiple indices of pages stored in cache for easy
selection.
- Interactive or command line option to select pages for
fetching
individually or recursively.
- All options controlled using a simple configuration file
with a
web page to edit it.
22) serveez - a webserver recently(2001) launched under gnu/gpl
and lot more
regards
alex
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Alex M Alex
alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://hpc.serc.iisc.ernet.in/~alex
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, J.Sivakumar wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any other webserver other than Apache in Linux?
>
> With thanks
> Siva
>
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