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wappskafander_t2
Wraps a HTTP server that might optionally run PHP by using FastCGI.
...If FastCGI and PHP are available, then the web server probably can execute PHP. As of 2022_11 this "branch" of the wappskafander_t2 will not be incrementally updated, because it, the wrapping code, NOT the wrapped web server, is an old mess that needs a total rewrite. The current version of the wrapping code is usable as a functional "blob" that serves HTTP and optionally PHP generated content from Virtual Private Servers (VPS) and alike. The wrapper has been implemented in Ruby and Bash. -
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Qlnmp
Qlnmp
Qlnmp 2.0 Stable Released! What is Qlnmp? Qlnmp is an auto-install deployment tool which is used the source code to compile and optimize, for Nginx+Mysql+PHP environment on Linux; and include Apache (Selectable options) as the backend to handle the dynamic document and Pure-ftp (Selectable options) & PHP Extentions (Selectable options), management tools etc. Support for Centos 5.X, 32-bit and 64-bit. -
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Shweb is a tiny web server written in shell script, POSIX compliant with most used small unix shell interpreters, like ash (busybox included), dash, and bash also. Support for static pages. Works in conjunction with any superdaemon like [x]inetd.
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