Anyone know?
Whats the best, small, lightweight HTTP server out there? (for windows)
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Best and lightweight probably shouldn't be used together. Serious, Apache for Windows, something to fuck around with http://savant.sourceforge.net/Comment
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thanks thatll do =)Best and lightweight probably shouldn't be used together. Serious, Apache for Windows, something to fuck around with http://savant.sourceforge.net/ICQ: 298-523-037Comment
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Viking from robban http://www.robtex.com/viking.html
HTTP, mail, ftp, socks, dns, and on and on. It does it all.
I have been running it as a hobby server for 9 years now with no probs.
Little tiny footprint, it's written old style, entire thing fits into a 844k file.
I run most of my mail off it, a bunch of dns and several sites.Last edited by sarettah; 03-21-2007, 08:59 PM.Free Huggles !!!!!!Comment


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