On Fri, 25 Feb 2011, Ben wrote:
Op 2011-02-25 11:47, Jorge Aldo G. de F. Junior het geskryf:
iirc aservia was an experiment.
Oh. So what everything is the different between Aservia vs nYume?
why would you choose aservia over lightwebserver ?
I was just looking at what aservia can do. I haven't played with
lightwebserver either. What I like about nYume, is the no dependency on
external code/libraries/components. nYume only uses what is included
with FPC already.
It took me 5 minutes to get nYume to compile under the latest FPC 2.4.3
(64-bit linux).
We have a product that will require an embedded web server, so nYume
looks like a good choice. We just need to test its CGI support thoroughly.
Now, does anybody know if one can run a [embedded] webserver like nYume
as a standard desktop user under Linux? Without doing something like:
$ sudo ./nYume
As far as I know:
Not unless you let it listen on a port >1024. Ports < 1024 are restricted
to root. Apache and so on first listen to the port, and then change user
to a user with lower rights.
At least, it used to be so 10 years ago. Maybe things got less strict these
days.
Michael.
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