Search Results for "portable webserver"

Cookie based web authentication and single sign on system for largish intranets under a single domain where many, untrusted, people run their own web services. The server uses a private cookie scoped only for the client browser and the idcheck webserver which is always protected with SSL. In addition to the common practise of using SSL for everything (which idcheck supports). The idcheck system can also be used to provide authentication to websites where you merely want to hide content from...

A free and portable Common Lisp Webserver. Portable AllegroServe is a variant of AllegroServe(tm) with an explicit emphasis on portability between Lispsystems and Operating Systems. You can find the original AllegroServe at https://github.com/franzinc/aserve The best way to install Portable AllegroServe is through Quicklisp (http://quicklisp.org/). (The best way to install any Lisp library is through Quicklisp.)

Laserda is a fast, light and portable webserver designed to run on any unix-like system. It uses posix threads and standard unix IPC to provide a secure and reliable HTTP Framework.

The aim of pServ (pico Server) is to create a portable, small webserver. Coded in portable C with Unix being the main reference platform, but porting is encouraged. Portability and small footprint should enable the use of pServ on a workstation as well as

TWIT is a tiny webserver written in Java, which aims to be portable and small enough to easily be integrated into any development project. It supports HTTP/1.0 and CGI/1.1, HTTP/1.1 and Java Servlet support are in the works.

Ranquel is a lightweight http server written in Perl that can serve static files and execute CGI applications. Originally based on DNHTTPD, the main goal is to make a simple, portable and minimum webserver (no extra Perl modules, no SSI, no SSL).

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.