Hello Daryl, I used Roxen for long enough, about four years, along side with its IMHO web mail module. Roxen had such critical draw backs, that I did complete switch to Apache2 web server. For example, Roxen doesn't support CGI/FastCGI to the full extent. It dies periodically for no apparent reasons. Its IMHO web mail module written in Pike behaves some what unpredictably. On a greater scale Roxen is slower than Apache that I've verified in numerous tests. Just my 0.02 Alex
On Saturday 09 August 2003 10:11 pm, dhunt wrote: For those that find apache not to their liking, you may wish to look at a Roxen Opensource Webserver. http://www.roxen.com will allow you to go into products and then to the products area where you will find the server area.
I played around with it on the Windows system and found the Web GUI to be wonderful. There is a Nix version as well but it won't have the Terminal GUIs like the Windows version (what else is new) but it will still have the Web GUI for Admin which is extremely well thought out.
Roxen was originally written for SCO as a full bodied Web Server. It's SSL works right out of the box.
Now, if I could only figure out how to install it on SUSE. But that's another story<grin>
Daryl