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FreeFS is an implementation of the OpenGIS Consortium's Web Feature Server v0.0.14 (WFS) specification. FreeFS is intended to serve as a free, fast, intuitive, and comprehensive geographic vector data translator for geographic 'web service' applications.
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Reptile is a web server made in Python. It supports server side scripting with "Embedded Python", PHP, and CGI scripts.
It has an integrated HTML/XML validator that checks the pages before publication and others handy features.
This project is a Python-based HTTP web proxy server that hooks into MySQL to store a full history of your browsing. Allows you to check out statistics about your browsing habits. Creates a personal portal page, has search features, multi-user, filters.
POSIX Application Web Server which supports dynamic parsing, compiling and loading.
PLEASE NOTE: If you're downloading the xmms plugin, you will need the acp-0.2 release as well and this needs to be installed first.
The Nogis Webserver is a small server with PHP and CGI support. It is very portable and we are aiming to make it in a Class structre for others to use.
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A PHP module that will allow PHP scripts to connect and
make calls to enterprise Tuxedo middleware services.
Module is implemented directly into PHP external functions
(ie: a C compiled shared library called by PHP).
Vizer is an open source web server written in Visual Basic. Originally written a few years back as a pet project, I found it in a backup and decided to make it open for further developement if people so choose.
Firestorm is a WSAP Web Server. The WSAP protocol is an extension of HTTP wich supports file management, RPC, and server events. Firestorm provides a framework for the Java Web Objects components and publishes them on the Internet.
The PDEPP Webserver "pdeppd" is a small HTTP/1.0 server which currently
implements most of the HTTP/1.0 standard except the POST method and
authentication.
Apache VirtualHost Transfer Counter is a set of files which allow you to quick and easy monitor utilization of http bandwitch on your server. It can give you also few statistics about VirtualHosts.
J-Magic is an attempt to create a fast, easy to use, and small, yet powerful, implementation of an Application Server. It will be able to use servlets and EJBs.
This is a very basic http server. This server can accept multiple requests at once. The server is only 56 kb. The server has been configured to accept a maximum of 100 connections. As of now Tiny Server supports only the GET request.
This one you must see! After stripping out
comments, you get ca. 2Kb script. Serves static
HTML/ASCII pages, ELF binaries, bash/perl scripts,
GIF images. adding any other content type is
trivial. Should be installed in /etc/inetd.conf.