1. Re: Daniel's comment re. other HTTP servers...
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <daber at PAIR.COM>
Apr 01, 1999
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Last edited Apr 02, 1999
At 01:41 AM 01-04-1999 , you wrote:
>> Thanks Riwal. I'll check your link. About searching 'inetd'... on Linux
>> system that's a standard daemon for HTTP servers (AKA Apache).
>>
>
>I'm not making a correction here -- I don't know about Linux -- but there
>are several HTTP servers available on a variety of platforms, so likely
>Daniel means (eg. Apache) and not (AKA Apache). (unless, of course there is
>only one such server available on Linux -- is this the case?)
>
>Hope this comment is not taken as a correction.
>
>Cheers!
Thanks for the correction. Now a days Apache is the defacto web server for
*nix machines, but a "eg" is far more accurate ;)
In fact inetd stands for Internet Daemon, and it may spwan other services
besides a web server... and just too new to Linux to answer correclty.
David, what version of KDE are you using? I just installed SuSE 6.0 (KDE
1.0) and looks great. What packeges do you use (Pete too) for Linux
development? (besides GCC). And does anyone have some link where the
diference between a.out (I used that on my college's Alpha+Digital Unix)
and ELF, and libc and glibc? I'm starting to abandon Wintel architecture...
wish me luck :)
Regards,
Daniel Berstein
[ daber at pair.com ]
