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by **Daniel Fiel** » Thu, 26 Sep 1996 04:00:00

Hi,

We are currently running NCSA httpd 1.5.1 with serveral virtaul web sites
running on the same machine. I have seen a lot of posts about Apache,
which seem to show that Apache is better than NCSA.

What benifits does Apache have over NCSA, and can it easily be configured
for a setup like the one I run with NCSA?

Thanks,
--
Daniel Field

by **Desi Villaescus** » Fri, 27 Sep 1996 04:00:00

> Hi,

> We are currently running NCSA httpd 1.5.1 with serveral virtaul web sites
> running on the same machine. I have seen a lot of posts about Apache,
> which seem to show that Apache is better than NCSA.

> What benifits does Apache have over NCSA, and can it easily be configured
> for a setup like the one I run with NCSA?

> Thanks,
> --
> Daniel Field

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Desi

by **Adam Morr** » Sat, 28 Sep 1996 04:00:00

Is this really a Linux question and not a comp.infosystems.www question? :-}

Quote:>What benefits does Apache have over NCSA, and can it easily be configured
>for a setup like the one I run with NCSA?

Yes, We run Apache with several virtual servers here... The modular stuff in
Apache really helps with the set up in most respects... You don't need a
seperate program to do image maps for example, as there is a built in module
for that... Stuff like that makes it really nice to work with... have a look
at the feature list on www.apache.org

Adam

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NCSA or Apache?

NCSA or Apache?

NCSA or Apache?

NCSA or Apache?