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| What else can I say about Apache web servers that haven't already been
said? The most stable and still the best HTTP server on the planet. I created
the Apache "powered by" image above. They didn't have one with
a black background. Feel free to use this .gif on your site. ;-) |
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| If it has to be secure (and when doesn't it?) this is my favorite FTP
server. Rock solid (I mean it!). |
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| You need some sort of OS to run your HTTP and FTP servers don't you?
I found FreeBSD to be extremely stable and secure. |
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| Although the majority of my site is non-script generated XHTML, other sites hosted on this server have a ton of PHP. |
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| A really nice DB. |
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| Netcraft is a really good site. Check out how long my servers have been
up (Unfortunately FreeBSD 6.1 has moved to a customizable timer and up times cannot be tracked.) and make sure I'm not lying about my OS and HTTP servers. |
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| How often do I have to update this site to keep up with the new HTML standards?
Well at least at this very instant I'm good to go (or maybe not). I'm also
a big fan of HTML moving toward XML standards. |
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| If you're going to do the XHTML, you might as well do the CSS. |