Anti-Web httpd 3.0.7 review

Anti-Web project is a single-process, light-weight, non-threaded webserver that emphasizes simplicity, efficiency, and security. A

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 90K Developer: Doug Hoyte

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Anti-Web project is a single-process, light-weight, non-threaded webserver that emphasizes simplicity, efficiency, and security.

AW 3 is the result of a rewrite of the webserver's internals and represents much thought, effort, and careful design by the AW team.

With a few (perhaps signifigant) exceptions, AW 3 should be drop in compatible with AW 2. To use this drop in compatibility, refer to the "Simple Configuration" section. If you want to use some of AW 3's more advanced features, refer to the "Complex Configuration" section.

Your rights to use, distribute, and modify AW are protected by the GNU GPL license. Please see the file COPYING for more details.

Compilation

You should be able to compile AW simply by extracting it, changing into the extracted directory and typing

make

If all goes well, you should end up with an executable called "awhttpd".

If all does not go well, check the top of the file Makefile for compilation options. You will need to do this for a SunOS compilation, for instance.

What's New in This Release:
Some extra CGI functionality was added.