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Roxen Challenger - An Introduction

Author: devshed.com | Published: 10th Aug 2005 | Visited: 226 times | Add Comment
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By Kai Voigt June 09, 1999 Overview What is Roxen Challenger? Roxen Challenger is an open source web server, developed by Idonex , Sweden, and a big community of Roxen users on the net. It runs on most UNIX platforms as well as on Windows NT and offers all required features of a modern web server. Strong 128bit-encryption with SSL FTP server Proxy server Multithreaded CGI/FastCGI support Database APIs (MySQL, Postgres and commercial databases) The big difference to other popular servers...n

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