[openbeos] Re: OpenBeOS Applications
- From: GThom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 08:58:45 -0500
>> Apache is the industry standard -- after all 69% of all active web sites
>> use it.
>
>And Win9x right now is the home Desktop standard. Your point? ;)
>
My point being -- why waste time working on something which already works.
Sure you want a light-weight webserver, then the same thing could be said
about Net+.
This is probably a GE discussion anyway.
>I'm not saying don't ship Apache or anything, but it definately shouldn't
be
>part of the default install in the same way that PoorMan is on BeOS 5. It's
>a bit of a ram hog, takes a while to learn how to configure, and is far too
It's easy to configure and it's the same configuration file whether it be
on *nix or Win32 or BeOS.
>RobinHood has a clean Beish interface, and works in a nice Be-ey way. From
>what I understand, Apache has legacies running back to virtually the first
>HTTPD server, especially in the config way.
btw -- I was never able to get PHP nor Perl working with Robinhood, it's
configuration files were just too weird.
I installed RobinHood with PHP this weekend, had it working in a couple of
minutes. Took a little longer (about 1 hour) to learn enough PHP to convert
my ASP pages and implement them under RobinHood.
Just try getting the latest RobinHood, the PHP handler is there. Then
install PHP in the default location, as I said, worked perfectly first time.
Gary
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