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nostromoIntroduction nhttpd is a simple, fast and secure HTTP server. It runs as a single process, handling connections with select(2). For CGIs and directory listing it does fork(2). nhttpd has the minimum of HTTP/1.1 and CGI/1.1 implemented. Also supported are; chroot, setuid, basic authentication, SSL, IPv6, custom repsonses, aliases, and virtual hosts. To stop the server send a SIGTERM signal to the PID. The access log is written in standard CLF format. Read more in the man page. Note: Compilation and testing has been successfully done on OpenBSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and Linux. Download
nostromo-1.9.5.tar.gz - latest release
CVS Get current development source cvs -d anoncvs@cvs.nazgul.ch:/cvs checkout nostromo Get latest release cvs -d anoncvs@cvs.nazgul.ch:/cvs checkout -r NOSTROMO_1_9_5 nostromo ChangeLog (1.9.6) Performance Updated: 19th January 2006 To see how nostromo performs, we have compared it with two popular webservers. That is apache and thttpd. The load has been generated with http_load. We used a sparc as client and an intel as server connected to a switch, all 100Mbit. Here the data put together in detail: Webservers
apache 1.3.29
Webclient simulation http_load -checksum -parallel n -seconds 15 url Hardware
Client: resurrection, Sun Ultra 2, SPARC 400MHz, 100Mbit NIC We did the measurement for three different scenarios; small files of 1KB, larger files of 16KB, and a small CGI. The measurement always started with 5 concurrent clients and increased for 5 clients every 15 seconds until the maximum of 300 concurrent clients was reached. To be sure that the sent data was right, we turned on checksum verification in http_load. The measurements have been repeated several times at different days and compared together, so we can be sure that the results are correct. And here they are:
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