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would like to get your ideas on a use for this domain :
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closed what could it be used for ...?
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What is HTTPi?
Hypertext Tiny Truncated Process Implementation (say HIT-uh-PEA) is a miniaturized, extensible, and HTTP/0.9, /1.0 and /1.1-compliant webserver written in Perl designed expressly for:
small footprint: still barely 10K in length and no additional Perl modules required -- you can get away with just the Perl executable and no additional libraries -- not even Socket.pm, LWP or Net -- at all (this system does
full features: executables, server-parsed pages, user filesystems, HTTP authentication, IP/agent security, and even IP-less and IP-based virtual hosting/multihoming
three flavours for low resource consumption: through inetd and xinetd for miniscule system load -- runs only when requests are pending, leaves no trace when none are waiting (compare with the tons of processes Apache-derived and NCSA-derived servers spawn) and can be configured to spawn only one process at a time; or daemonised for fast response time and easy deployment
fast response time, configurable for even more speed
security: highly secure, rigourously tested
ultra-reliability: no dropped connections, even under high load
HTTPi was designed with one thing in mind: more with less. It supports a functional implementation of HTTP/1.1 while being optimized for size and speed.
maybe from definition you might get some ideas, although you probably already knew what it was, first time for me
Hypertext Tiny Truncated Process Implementation (say HIT-uh-PEA) is a miniaturized, extensible, and HTTP/0.9, /1.0 and /1.1-compliant webserver written in Perl designed expressly for:
small footprint: still barely 10K in length and no additional Perl modules required -- you can get away with just the Perl executable and no additional libraries -- not even Socket.pm, LWP or Net -- at all (this system does
full features: executables, server-parsed pages, user filesystems, HTTP authentication, IP/agent security, and even IP-less and IP-based virtual hosting/multihoming
three flavours for low resource consumption: through inetd and xinetd for miniscule system load -- runs only when requests are pending, leaves no trace when none are waiting (compare with the tons of processes Apache-derived and NCSA-derived servers spawn) and can be configured to spawn only one process at a time; or daemonised for fast response time and easy deployment
fast response time, configurable for even more speed
security: highly secure, rigourously tested
ultra-reliability: no dropped connections, even under high load
HTTPi was designed with one thing in mind: more with less. It supports a functional implementation of HTTP/1.1 while being optimized for size and speed.
maybe from definition you might get some ideas, although you probably already knew what it was, first time for me
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