running rev cgi on Mac OS 8.6 Personal web server?

[Bill Vlahos]

Ah. But you forget MacHTTP (http://www.machttp.org/) which is the 
original web server. At one time it was the most popular web server on 
the planet. MacHTTP is still available and works very well.

However, Andre's got a pretty neat idea here 
(http://homepage.mac.com/soapdog/rev/revhttpd.html) so I would check it 
out too. It sounds like it would be a good fit for what you want to do.

Bill Vlahos

On Jun 5, 2005, at 8:35 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:

> Wow classic machine, gotta love those! The only HTTPd server I 
> remember for classic (by 'I remember' read 'affordable') was 
> SocialEngs server which I think is out of business now. I'll propose 
> another option for you, not CGI based but RevHTTPd based.
>
> RevHTTPd is a webserver written in Rev, it's pure transcript based so 
> it will run on your machine fine. If you just want to share the 
> stacks, then that's plain easy, I can show you how to do it, you'll 
> launch the app, your mates will point their browsers to your IP and 
> they will see a nice page with your stacks available for download. If 
> you want to run the stacks on webspace, then you can do it too, just 
> tweek here and there and they will run on RevHTTPd, the new version 
> that will be debuted in RevConWest is source compatible with libCGI so 
> anything that runs in one will run in the other. I think it's pretty 
> cool and that you can use it.
>
> I can assist you on that if you explain me better what you're trying 
> to do.