I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
Regards,
Marios
15  3857 
Dear Marios,
Always apache is better than IIS.
To use i windows, download apache binaries.
Or download XAMPP from http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
It has inbuild apache, mysql, php, perl and other addons.
really nice.
regards,
T.Shrinivasan.
Another vote for apache here...I am running a couple intranet servers
with apache 2.0.55 as a service on Windows 2003, and thus far I there
have been zero problems (around 1 year, and Apache upgrades on Windows
were simple in my case). Very happy with performance using PHP5 and
MySQL5 as well.
mariosp wrote: I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
I'd suggest that since IIS is written exclusively for Windows, and is
able to take advantage of insider knowledge, IIS would be faster.
However that is pure conjecture.
Although, I'm willing to bet the other two replies aren't based on fact
either ;o)
It's perhaps worth benchmarking, although I'm fairly certain that the
speed difference will be so slight as to not effect anything to a level
that is worth being bothered about. Spending that time designing better
code will improve performance far more than the difference between IIS
and Apache.
Treefrog wrote: mariosp wrote: I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
I'd suggest that since IIS is written exclusively for Windows, and is
able to take advantage of insider knowledge, IIS would be faster.
However that is pure conjecture.
Although, I'm willing to bet the other two replies aren't based on fact
either ;o)
It's perhaps worth benchmarking, although I'm fairly certain that the
speed difference will be so slight as to not effect anything to a level
that is worth being bothered about. Spending that time designing better
code will improve performance far more than the difference between IIS
and Apache.
Thus far, the only real problems I've had with IIS and PHP always trace
back to CGI/FastCGI. When I've used the ISAPI module, I've had
relatively few problems. Of course, all these servers were either devel
servers or low-traffic ones.
I've also had a lot of luck with apache on Windows installed as a
module. Again, relatively low traffic sites again (~3.5G/mo, 21K visits)
--
Justin Koivisto, ZCE - ju****@koivi.co m http://koivi.com
Treefrog wrote: mariosp wrote: I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
I'd suggest that since IIS is written exclusively for Windows, and is
able to take advantage of insider knowledge, IIS would be faster.
However that is pure conjecture.
Oh, I'd just like to add that I actually use PHP/Apache/Windows for
development and very low load production systems and have had no
trouble. Somehow heavily loaded PHP code running on Windows seems, erm,
dangerous, although I've seen nothing to suggest that... just a
feeling.
But I still reckon that IIS would be faster.... I'll get my coat.
mariosp wrote: I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
Regards,
Marios
They're both competent web-servers. IIS used to have a lot of security
problems, but that's largely fixed. It also used to be that IIS is much
faster at serving static pages, but nowadays Apache uses low level
calls to send files too. So there really isn't a huge difference.
Personally I like to use Apache just because the text-based
configuration file makes it easier to replicate development settings on
a production server.
"mariosp" <m.***********@ gmail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** *************@e 56g2000cwe.goog legroups.com... I would like to request more information for the installation and
configuration of Apache in windows 2003 and I would like to know which
is better IIS or apache in Windows 2003 Server
Regards,
Marios
apache over IIS To use i windows, download apache binaries.
Or download XAMPP from
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
It has inbuild apache, mysql, php, perl and other addons.
Try looking at phpdev, it installs apache 1.3.x and 2.x, mysql, php and a
couple of other things including some forums in a very easy way.
Pete
-- http://www.petezilla.co.uk
Treefrog wrote: I'd suggest that since IIS is written exclusively for Windows, and is
able to take advantage of insider knowledge, IIS would be faster.
However that is pure conjecture.
I suspect that you would get the exact opposite answers on an asp newsgroup!
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