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On 28/06/15 07:45, Bill Kenworthy wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> over the years when I need a web-server I have just used Apache. I am |
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> in the process of consolidating my separate services VM's for various |
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> things into LXC containers and am looking for something a bit lighter if |
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> its worthwhile. |
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> I am currently using Apache for internal and external http/https static |
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> pages, webdav and radicale (dav/wsgi calendar) sometimes using vhosts. |
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> Is there something else much lighter weight than Apache for (each) of |
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> these tasks? - doesn't have to be the same application as I want to |
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> separate the tasks rather than have one huge complex Apache |
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> configuration serving an extremely light load. |
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> Nginx is an alternative for radicale (is it worth changing from one |
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> large application to one almost as heavy?) but what else can do wsgi/dav? |
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> BillK |
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I use Debian 7 with Apache, Dovecot, etc. as Web, Mail, DNS, FTP server |
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with 3 domains administered by ISPconfig running in a VirtualBox on top |
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of Gentoo. Installation, configuration and maintenance is a piece of |
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cake. Have a look at www.ispconfig.org. |
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ISPconfig used to support Gentoo. Should work on Gentoo if appropriate |
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symlinks are created to emulate Debian or Ubunto. |