The Webserver Poll

General Miscellaneous
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Alright. The ABI cahnges in v2.4 require all modules to be recompiled. That makes toying around with PHP v5.4 much more exciting for now :rolleyes:

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Some interesting news: http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2012-March/164767.html

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And here we go: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=309590

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I am also using an apache + nginx combination (while nginx works as reverse proxy and to serve static content)

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On my development VM, I was going to use Cherokee, but something swayed me to use Hiawatha, I like it much better than Apache…

Also I must be backwards but I found it much easier to install everything from source, I’m not trying to be one of those *Nix snobs… I could never get the Apache + PHP packages to work correctly on my Mint box.

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Can you tell a bit more about Hiawatha? Never heard about that before …

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I like how on the default install it denies all from directory listing and disables certain characters in the url, and it can make a CGI act as a FastCGI. I haven’t benched it yet though

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Like so many others, I use the Apache HTTP server to host it. Why? I had an Ubuntu server box sitting in front of me, and Apache was the Web server I’d heard about the most. If Apache was good enough for big sites, it should be good enough for my little site.

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Hey guys, new guy here.

I’m having trouble running yiic in the cmd, everytime I try it says “Apache is not recognized as an interl or external command”. Makes no sense. I ahve the apache\bin path in my PATH environment variable and because I have Apache 2.2 I know that it uses httpd.exe and not apache.exe.

Can someone help me??? this is killing me and I really don’t wanna got o Zend, I’ve heard so many great thing about Yii.

Thanks!

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I use Apache and Tomcat, sometimes GlassFish too.

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Hi!!!

I am using Microsoft IIS,Apache. Both for windows and on linux.

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Well:

As a development & low load production server I use Cherokee… no need for anything else.

When it comes down to High load production servers its a mix between cherokee / nginx and lighty depending on the content that needs to be delivered.

rho

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Well, guess … yep Apache. Not original but it just does the job.

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I have Used apache + nginx combination (while nginx works as reverse proxy and to serve static content)

on a sharedHost, the perfomance was nice.

I use apache+php to develop.

In vps and dedicated machines, I always install nginx + php-fpm + apc + varnish.

  • Lighttpd is the best for multimedia content.

  • For Java Apps, I use Nginx for Load Balacing :) 2 instances of the java App, and Nginx on Front,

If I have to restart the Tomcat/Jetty/Jboss server, I restart 1 and after 1 is Online, I restart the second instance. It’s perfect to aply the updates on java apps.