With a local web server set up, you can view your own files in a web browser, usually by visiting http://localhost/.

Roy C. Hoobler examines a number of Apache projects that are just as interesting as the flagship Web server. Written by Roy C. Hoobler, Contributor Sept. 29, 2002 at 5:00 p.m. PT ...

Apache with standalone PHP might prove far less optimal than a lightweight event-driven Web server like Nginx with standalone PHP. My mental wheels began turning.

Apache is the most widely used Web server across the Internet. ... In particular, Apache 2.4 has been upgraded to work in high traffic environments. Performance has been improved, ...

The Apache HTTP web server is also highly versatile; it's used by many large international companies, including Apple, Baidu, and Paypal. It's also used to create numerous small personal websites.

We use an Apache 2.0 Web Proxy for a few users to access the internet. Currently, it only works for http traffic, not https. (That was sufficient at the time of setup) However, we have discovered ...

ISRG hopes that once their work is finished, the Apache HTTP web server team will adopt mod_tls as the default and replace the aging and more insecure mod_ssl component.

If Apache is configured incorrectly, the Javascript on your Web server may not work properly. This is easy to fix, though, if you are comfortable with making minor modifications to the Apache ...

Generally, you wouldn’t run NIS on a public Web server, so I recommend disabling it. If you don’t know what services your Web host is running, try scanning the system from port 0 to port 65000.

Apache is used by about 65 percent of all websites. The second most widely used Web server software is Microsoft’s IIS (Internet Information Services), running about 14.5 percent of websites.