Can you guess what this is? http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server. http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh? 29  2497 
On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 21:30:42 -0700, asj wrote: Can you guess what this is?
http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
Ya all those eval versions of Winblows 2003 are going to be timing out
soon also! :)
Freeride wrote: On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 21:30:42 -0700, asj wrote:
Can you guess what this is?
http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!! ! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
Ya all those eval versions of Winblows 2003 are going to be timing out
soon also! :)
Not for a couple more months.
In comp.lang.java. advocacy asj <ka*******@yaho o.com> wrote:
: In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
: marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
: http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
: Can you guess when it started to really sink?
: bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
: viruses in mid-2002.
: I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
You would think that about the only virus family likely to have taken out
many Windows server configurations is MSBlast.
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|im |yler http://timtyler.org/ ti*@tt1.org ka*******@yahoo .com (asj) wrote in message news:<38******* *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com>... Can you guess what this is?
http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
A shirt I saw at DefCon 2003 (which happened *just* before Blaster,
etc.):
front - Social Engineering
back - Because there is no patch for human stupidity
Of course this referred to Kevin Mitnick's asking people for
passwords, but it's still kinda funny in this context too...
On 9 Sep 2003 21:30:42 -0700, asj wrote: Can you guess what this is?
http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
You have a strange idea of what "dramatical ly" means. Apache now has
roughly the same market share it had 3 years ago. It had gone down quite a
bit in the last three years and has only recently been able to recover.
Microsoft, on the other hand, is still quite a bit higher than it was 3
years ago.
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
What are you talking about? Code-Red and Nimda were in 2001, not mid-2002.
In fact, there were no new viruses or worms that effected IIS in all of
2002. The problem is that at this point, what we're seeing is the sway of
a few large hosting companies choices, not a mass exodus.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
I don't know, you seem to be doing a good job. Not one claim you made in
this message is accurate.
In comp.lang.java. advocacy Erik Funkenbusch <er**@despam-funkenbusch.com > wrote:
: On 9 Sep 2003 21:30:42 -0700, asj wrote:
:> Can you guess what this is?
:>
:> http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
:>
:> It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
:> painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
:>
:> In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
:> marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
: You have a strange idea of what "dramatical ly" means. Apache now has
: roughly the same market share it had 3 years ago. It had gone down quite a
: bit in the last three years and has only recently been able to recover.
Apache has more of the market now than ever before.
: Microsoft, on the other hand, is still quite a bit higher than it was 3
: years ago.
It has dropped from its high, though - from 35% to 23.75%.
Apache never lost a third of its market share like that.
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|im |yler http://timtyler.org/ ti*@tt1.org
Erik Funkenbusch wrote: On 9 Sep 2003 21:30:42 -0700, asj wrote:
Can you guess what this is?
http://www.blueboard.com/phone/apache_sept_2003.gif
It's a history of the IIs "Titanic", which is being slowly and
painfully sunk by the open source Apache web server.
In September, Microsoft's IIs web server again continued to lose
marketshare dramatically to the open source Apache web server.
You have a strange idea of what "dramatical ly" means. Apache now has
roughly the same market share it had 3 years ago. It had gone down
quite a bit in the last three years and has only recently been able to
recover.
Microsoft, on the other hand, is still quite a bit higher than it was
3 years ago.
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/20...er_survey.html
Can you guess when it started to really sink?
bzzzttttt!!!!! When Windows servers started to get hit by all those
viruses in mid-2002.
What are you talking about? Code-Red and Nimda were in 2001, not
mid-2002.
In fact, there were no new viruses or worms that effected IIS in all
of
2002. The problem is that at this point, what we're seeing is the
sway of a few large hosting companies choices, not a mass exodus.
I guess people aren't so stupid after all,eh?
I don't know, you seem to be doing a good job. Not one claim you made
in this message is accurate.
Erik, you should cut your losses with this one. IIS is the worst server
application ever. The marketplace is finally figuring this one out.
Your continuous advocacy for IIS is making it even more difficult for
you to appear credible.
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> It has dropped from its high, though - from 35% to 23.75%.
Apache never lost a third of its market share like that.
I'm not saying what is better. But check your math...
35% to 23.75% is only 11.25%, which is far from a third (1/3, or 33%). It
is more like a third of a third, or 1/9th
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Michael Lang <ml@nospam.co m> wrote in
news:Xn******** *************** *********@207.4 6.248.16: It has dropped from its high, though - from 35% to 23.75%.
Apache never lost a third of its market share like that.
I'm not saying what is better. But check your math...
35% to 23.75% is only 11.25%, which is far from a third (1/3, or 33%).
It is more like a third of a third, or 1/9th
sorry,
i just noticed I misread that. I misinterprested your statement as a third
of "the" market share, not a third of "their" market share.
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