On 18 Oct 2006, at 17:25 , Daevid Vincent wrote:
I need to run a httpd server that can serve up PHP, SQL Lite, and
SSL on a
little Soekris box (ie. a 486 with 32MB RAM and 32MB CF storage).
There's thttp which is really really small. However, keep in mind,
Apache has been around for long enugh that at one time a 486 with
32MB of RAm was state of the art.
How small can Apache get?
Pretty darn small. You might find SSL is larger, and certainly SQL
Lite will have more of an impact.
I'd try it with apache with as much disabled as possible. You're
going to find better support tools for apache anyway. However, the
'throttling' aspect of thttp might be useful in a low-resource setting.
Related, does anyone know of a tutorial or something that will help to
reduce Apache to only the things really needed for PHP, mySQL, SSL?
Right
now, our Apache memory footprint is an astounding 120MB !!
How are you counting that? If you've only got 32MB it CAN'T be using
120MB. Unless you are counting VRAM, which is a mistake.
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