is there a lightweight web server that supports
virtual hosting?

Bill

Hmm, lighttpd should do what you want. It's already packaged and included in White Russian.

But always remember, a router is not a server.

(Last edited by olli_04 on 3 Dec 2005, 20:06)

Yes, but it's fun just to say you did it....   :-)   thanks for your suggestion.  I've got my WRT54G
mounting a CIFS filesystem off my FreeBSD box, and serving up
2 different websites.   Course both are low-volume.. but it's so cool.

I wished that someone would have built mod_accesslog so I can
get some logs...   Mod-cgi is working well too, I've got it calling Tcl scripts...

Thanks for the suggestion.

Yes - mod_accesslog would be very nice...kindda missing it here as well.

mod_cgi + php5 + sqlite creates a nice little web server for low volume sites :-)

I'm having some 4 domains on mine, and running very stable and smooth (on an Asus WL-500G Deluxe with 20GB 2.5" HDD in an USB2.0 enclosure)

Have you figured out what option set's the MIN number of processes that Lighttpd
will spawn.  I'd like to run about 4, as it seems I still have plenty of memory
free.  CIFS-mounting the web space has made a nice little web server.  I'm
impressed with the performance and apparently does not consume a significant
amount of CPU.

Having mod_access where I can write the access logs to my CIFS mounted share
are about all that I need.

Question, does the PHP 4.3 CLI package include the built-in Mysql support that
PHP usually has?

Bill

OK, got it, i'll add a lighttpd-mod-accesslog module with the next update.

You must install the php4-mod-mysql package to use the mysql extension.

Nico, that would be awesome.   Thanks much.   

That's fine on the mysql libs.  I'm only using the mod_cgi right now, haven't
gotten the courage to try the fast-cgi yet.

Have you had time to get very far with Asterisk 1.2 yet?   I've got a GS with 32
RAM setting idle with plans to move my phone switch off a PC. :-)

thanks again,

Bill