2012 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice AwardsThis forum is for the 2012 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards.
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I like one not listed here: Hiawatha. Its features include a small footprint suitable for embedded systems or small VPSs, a bunch of security features including flood detection, SQL injection detection and CSRF prevention, and a mini reverse proxy for dynamic pages.
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
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I like one not listed here: Hiawatha. Its features include a small footprint suitable for embedded systems or small VPSs, a bunch of security features including flood detection, SQL injection detection and CSRF prevention, and a mini reverse proxy for dynamic pages.
I still prefer Abyss X1. Simple, powerful, and the GUI just works.
I used to use that product. It was cool. I even bought a copy of X2 at one point a few years back. That company has really neglected updates and even communication with their customers imo however.
I voted nginx. Currently playing with it on a tiny VPS with 128MB RAM. Works great so far.
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I used to use that product. It was cool. I even bought a copy of X2 at one point a few years back. That company has really neglected updates and even communication with their customers imo however.
I voted nginx. Currently playing with it on a tiny VPS with 128MB RAM. Works great so far.
They have updated, and their forum is still active ... considering they are in Tunisia, which is politically exciting these days, they are doing fairly well.
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