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Lem0nHead
08-08-2004, 05:46 PM
hello

does anyone here uses khttpd as kernel module?
it should really reduce the load of a server...
i'm thinking about installing it on my RHEL with cPanel... any recomendations?

thanks

madguy24
08-08-2004, 06:10 PM
Yes I would also like to see the comments on khttpd ...I am thinking of mod_gzip/mod_deflate (big and dynamic files) along with khttpd (static and small files) will rock..How about its compatibilty with new kernels..Do khttpd supports logging..Also I am concerned about the security issues / known bugs related to khttpd.

Thanks
Maddy

freeflight2
08-09-2004, 12:07 AM
thttpd is the way to go, delivers here 3M static pics per day with a load of <0.5%... I am often wondering if it's still alive as it rarely appears in top ;) - not sure if there's a patch for thttpd to do gzip on the fly.
I think I heard that khttpd will no longer be supported/removed from the kernel.

Lem0nHead
08-09-2004, 12:21 AM
Originally posted by freeflight2
thttpd is the way to go, delivers here 3M static pics per day with a load of <0.5%... I am often wondering if it's still alive as it rarely appears in top ;) - not sure if there's a patch for thttpd to do gzip on the fly.
I think I heard that khttpd will no longer be supported/removed from the kernel.

thttpd can't work together with apache, can it?
like... "if static, go with thttpd... else, go with apache"?