lighttpd vs apache

Hi!
Actually, all my applications with Quixote runs with
Apache and mod_scgi. Now I'm thinking about replacing
Apache for lighttpd. This web server has intregrated
support for scgi and doesn't need an additional
module. I read about great performance of sites using
lighttpd.
I usually work with Debian GNU/Linux and FreeBSD in my
servers.
Have anybody a great experience using lighttpd instead
Apache?

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Arturo Fernandez (artufm at yahoo dot es)


		
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It's a good choice to go to Lighhtpd .
Look at my bench.
http://www.quix
ote.ca/qx/LighttpdScgi
I know, a bit old.

More over Lighttpd is much more simplier to configure
and tune than Apache. But this is a personnal opinion.









--- Arturo FM <artufmyahoo.es> wrote:

> Hi!
> Actually, all my applications with Quixote runs with
> Apache and mod_scgi. Now I'm thinking about
> replacing
> Apache for lighttpd. This web server has intregrated
> support for scgi and doesn't need an additional
> module. I read about great performance of sites
> using
> lighttpd.
> I usually work with Debian GNU/Linux and FreeBSD in
> my
> servers.
> Have anybody a great experience using lighttpd
> instead Apache?
> 
> ----------------------------
> Arturo Fernandez (artufm at yahoo dot es)
> 
> 
> 		
> ______________________________________________ 
> LLama Gratis a cualquier PC del Mundo. 
> Llamadas a fijos y móviles desde 1 céntimo por
> minuto. 
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>
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